shmacked slang

The duo expressed disbelief that potential employers would even care what is in the 'I'm Shmacked' videos.

It's a series he dubbed "I'm Shmacked," and his videos get hundreds of thousands of hits.

And then there is the ubiquitous phrase “I’m Shmacked,” shouted by students on almost every video, usually with a glass or bottle feebly in hand.

"However, I personally am completely Shmacked when filming/photoing."

But it's a very slight chance that a specific employer would see them and judge them on a video of 'I'm Shmacked.'

"I'm Shmacked" has grown so much it has established a brand, selling T-shirts and merchandise, with hopes to turn it all into a movie and possibly a book.

School spokesman Doug Young said the operators of "I'm Shmacked," identified as Yofray Ray, 18, and Arya Toufanian, 19, are former Lower Merion students.

"The people that I've seen in those 'I'm Shmacked' videos are hard to be identified unless their actual names are in there or they're tagged to their personal Facebook page," Bourne said.

The principals of Harriton and Lower Merion High Schools sent parents a letter Tuesday describing the video, posted under the name "I'm Shmacked," as "reprehensible and cause for great concern," the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.

The Facebook page for "I'm Shmacked" described the series of college videos as "a movie documenting the experience of a weekend at 20 of the best and biggest universities around the United States intertwined with a book and a Web site being pitched to major publishers and studios."