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   1.45K subscribers ‧ 8 videos. Welcome to "You Kiddin' Me?!" Our YouTube channel specializes in fun and hilarious shows made for A-list actors. Join us for never-before-seen clips and...

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     You Kiddin' Me?! Ep 5 Sneak Peek - French Montana

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     You Kiddin' Me?! Ep 10 Sneak Peek - David Foster

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     You Kiddin' Me?! Ep 6 Sneak Peek - Sara Evans

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › You_Kiddin'_MeYou Kiddin' Me - Wikipedia

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   You Kiddin' Me is an American hidden camera practical joke reality show series that premiered on September 22, 2018, on Facebook Watch . Premise. You Kiddin' Me is described as "a comedic prank series where kids are in charge and celebrities must do everything their own children say.

4. www.merriam-webster.com › dictionary › are youAre you kidding (me) Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

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   The meaning of ARE YOU KIDDING (ME) is —used when someone says something surprising or that seems as if it could not be serious or true. How to use are you kidding (me) in a sentence.

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   A colloquial expression used as a reaction when someone says or does something that you think is too ridiculous, strange and you can’t believe he/she is doing or saying it. You can’t believe what you see or hear and you say that this person must be joking because it just can’t be true.

6. www.espressoenglish.net › learn-english-phrasesLearn English Phrases with “Kidding” - Espresso English

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   ‘You’re kidding,’ to express slightly stronger surprise. ‘You’ve got to be kidding me,’ or ‘Are you kidding me,’ to express very strong surprise and shock. If you’d like to learn more conversational English, check out my Everyday English Speaking Courses!

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   Nov 21, 2018 · David Foster goes full diva on the next episode of You Kiddin’ Me dropping tomorrow, only on Facebook Watch! 樂勞

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   Are you kidding (me)?

   • (Are) you kidding (me)? 1. You cannot be serious; this cannot or should not be true. (Used to express shocked dismay or exasperation.) A: "Did you hear that Sam got promoted to General Manager?" B: "Are you kidding me? That guy couldn't manage his way out of a paper bag!" Oh, are you kidding? How can the traffic already be so backed up at 6 AM?

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   What does 'I'm Just Kidding' mean?

   • ‘I’m just kidding,’ to show that you are only joking about what you just said a moment ago. ‘No kidding,’ which can be used to express mild surprise; just like the expression, ‘really?’ Or, it can be used sarcastically to say, ‘That’s obvious,’ or definitely true. ‘You’re kidding,’ to express slightly stronger surprise.

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   Where did the expression are you kidding me come from?

   • Where did the expression "are you kidding me" come from? kid (v.) - "tease playfully," 1839, earlier, in thieves' cant, "to coax, wheedle, hoax" (1811), probably from kid (n.), via notion of "treat as a child, make a kid of." Related: Kidded; kidding. Colloquial interjection “No kidding!” ("That's the truth!") is from 1914.

   Where did the expression "are you kidding me" come from?

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   How do you say 'kidding' in a sentence?

   • All right, so a few different phrases with ‘kidding’: ‘I’m just kidding,’ to show that you are only joking about what you just said a moment ago. ‘No kidding,’ which can be used to express mild surprise; just like the expression, ‘really?’ Or, it can be used sarcastically to say, ‘That’s obvious,’ or definitely true.

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   1. You cannot be serious; this cannot or should not be true. (Used to express shocked dismay or exasperation.) A: "Did you hear that Sam got promoted to General Manager?" B: "Are you kidding me? That guy couldn't manage his way out of a paper bag!" Oh, are you kidding? How can the traffic already be so backed up at 6 AM?