Actor Jamie Campbell Bower is clearly not up to date on the latest internet slang and its got Stranger Things fans dying right now.
Netflix invited the Stranger Things cast to watch some of social media's best takes on the show. When Jamie, who plays One/Vecna, sat to watch his clips, it was soon clear he would need a bit of help understanding some of what was being said.
Because nobody explained the whole "ussy" thing beforehand.
\u201cJamie Campbell Bower watched your funniest Stranger Things fan videos which meant we had to explain to him what "Vecnussy" means\u201d— Netflix (@Netflix) 1658157617
\u201cURGENT HELP NEEDED \u26a0\ufe0f Jamie Campbell Bower needs help finding his Vecnussy \ud83d\udc80 #StrangerThings4\u201d— Netflix Malaysia (@Netflix Malaysia) 1658239200
He worked it out and honestly seems pretty into it, which has got to be fun for fans.
Now, if you're like Jamie and not sure either it's okay. We take our jobs as internet authorities very seriously and will gladly educate the people.
Think of "ussy" as a descriptive modifier of sorts.
For example, we use "esque" to mean "kind of like the thing we just added esque to."
The phrase Kafka-esque got a lot of traction in this way.
In Spanish, we use "ito" at the end to indicate that the thing is small. Dog, for instance, is "perro" but if that dog is a puppy or a small breed, you might call it a "perrito."
Now "ussy"is a little spicier. Slap the p back on the beginning and you've got the origin word, and adding it to the end of a word is, essentially, saying that the aforementioned thing looked good enough to penetrate, snack on, worship, etc...
As one does.
It started with men blessed by the cake gods and we got the term "bussy."
Recently, thanks to science, we all got this gem:
\u201cNot the Galaxy spreading its galussy\u201d— \u2728 (@\u2728) 1657646759
and now, thanks to Netflix, we all get to watch as Jamie Campbell Bower figures out the power of his Vecnussy.
Stranger Things fans and Jamie Campbell Bower stans are collectively having a moment over it right now. Shame? Pride? Little bit of both?
Vecnussy—and Jamie now knowing about it—has taken over Twitter.
\u201cjamie campbell bower moments before he found out where his vecnussy is\u201d— nicole :) hot era x (@nicole :) hot era x) 1658222136
\u201cI just wanna gobble that Vecnussy right up\u201d— Charlie Kelly | IASIP era (@Charlie Kelly | IASIP era) 1658258857
\u201cI know for a FACT Vecnussy is now part of Jamie\u2019s everyday vocabulary\u201d— gwen (@gwen) 1658288870
\u201cjamie trying to figure out what a vecnussy is\u201d— kaelynn (@kaelynn) 1658164393
\u201cthat's him when he gives me a piece of that vecnussy\u201d— kaeden | st4 spoilers (@kaeden | st4 spoilers) 1657581257
\u201c@netflix YOU FORGOT TO SHOW HIM MY FANART #vecnussy\u201d— Netflix (@Netflix) 1658157617
\u201cjamie exposing his whole vecnussy to the world\u2026 fearless\u201d— jo(e mama) (@jo(e mama)) 1657444420
\u201cHis whole Vecnussy is out lawd \ud83e\udee3\u201d— \u064b (@\u064b) 1657756871
\u201cI just read the word Vecnussy and I will never heal again. \n\nDont hmu just send the money for therapy straight to my venmo\u201d— Sam\ud83d\udc3b\u200d\u2744\ufe0f (@Sam\ud83d\udc3b\u200d\u2744\ufe0f) 1658189250
\u201cShould I be concerned that my phone already has Vecnussy saved on my keyboard?\u201d— Eddie Metalhead Munson. (@Eddie Metalhead Munson.) 1658252147
\u201cvecnussy so good it's got me doing cartwheels\u201d— conan o'brien's cum wizard (@conan o'brien's cum wizard) 1658256148
\u201c@netflix When Jamie Campbell Bower says he has no place to sit his Vecnussy\u201d— Netflix (@Netflix) 1658157617
\u201cVecnussy tight vecnussy fresh \ud83d\ude0c\u201d— Rhiannon (@Rhiannon) 1658320692
\u201cJamie Campbell bower trying to figure out what a Vecnussy is has made my day.\u201d— J (@J) 1658320426
We don't anticipate the Vecnussy jokes stopping any time soon and honestly that's fine by us.
The fan art is flawless... like that Vecnussy.
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