A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME.

Learn about the Idiom "A Little Bird Told Me".

00:00 Intro
00:09 Messenger Bird
00:24 King James Bible
00:45 Norse/Germanic Lore
01:15 Ancient Greek Mythology
01:52 My Little Finger Told me

[Barbnius]

I find this short form informational content is really interesting, keep it up Herstorian

[LWolf]

That little bird better keep it's mouth shut if it knows what's good for it.

[petetrask]

That's a very distinguished messenger pigeon. I've never seen a more professional-looking bird.

[Anon_Spartan]

Birds.... BIRDS! What are they plotting? Why do they flock together if they're of a feather? Am I a bird? All this and more in.... YOU....TUBE....PEDIA.

[problematicmonika]

"My little finger told me."

I wonder if Petyr Baelish's (from asoiaf) nickname "Little Finger" was inspired by that.

[mdiaz]

Little Finger, what an exceedingly clever nickname.

[aggrogator]

I KNEW there was something suspicious about that shovel my barber keeps in his shop

[MrCat-zzeo]

Years and years from now, when all of the present as we know it becomes lost in the ever-widening gyre of history moving away, historians of that tomorrow will toss in one other possible origin of the phrase:

"Perhaps it comes from the Twitter-bird of the Old Internet, that mischievous bluebird of intrigue."

[monkeyahhhoggaah]

“You poop media” love the content keep it up

[le]

I make sure the birds don't snitch on of my secrets by making sure they can see me frying eggs...

[Van-Leo]

There is also the Norse crows that are messengers of Odin

[PorygonFTW]

How about a video on "Airing Dirty Laundry?"

[runt]

A little bird didn't tell me shit

[PALACIO]

That little bird might have to meet mr bat if you catch my drift

[kakizakichannel]

A little bird told me that you had a boyfriend who looked like a girlfriend, that I had in February of last year. It's not confidential.

[all_ways_be_your_self]

Apparently pigeons are doves....an episode on pigeons ?(incredibly bizarre varieties 🤯 )

[wesleytrout]

I'd rather address the elephant in the room.

[groupxarabianrapsensations]

I thought originated from Odin's ravens Huginn and Muninn

[LeoButScreaming]

I used to assume the phrase referenced a parrot

[plokijum]

Why do people keep their pinky finger nail long while they trim all other nails. I heard it's for digging in to their orifices, but if so, how are they so shameless about having such tool with them all the time.