. Its Dangerous Beyond the Blankets made me want to listen to Exo’s Ko Ko Bop 50 million times. I only listened twice, but I’ll listen again. And I thought Daniel was eating packets of jelly like peanut butter and jelly and was like how is this kid eating jelly all the time?! It makes more sense (to me) that it’s a kind of candy.
I think ‘gummy’ is a better American translation, but I think Brits call those types of candies ‘jellies’. BBC has done wonders for my British slang lol.
Ok. I was thinking some sort of Taffy. But when they first started talking about it I was imagining packets of jelly like for toast or peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and all I could think was you do you, precious.
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isa
September 11, 2017 at 9:08 PM
. Its Dangerous Beyond the Blankets made me want to listen to Exo’s Ko Ko Bop 50 million times. I only listened twice, but I’ll listen again. And I thought Daniel was eating packets of jelly like peanut butter and jelly and was like how is this kid eating jelly all the time?! It makes more sense (to me) that it’s a kind of candy.
librarianerin
September 12, 2017 at 6:34 PM
I think ‘gummy’ is a better American translation, but I think Brits call those types of candies ‘jellies’. BBC has done wonders for my British slang lol.
isa
September 12, 2017 at 7:08 PM
Ok. I was thinking some sort of Taffy. But when they first started talking about it I was imagining packets of jelly like for toast or peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and all I could think was you do you, precious.