Are they serious?

[christiangirl]

Originally Posted by DSTRen13

Some people at my undergrad (GDIs) would refer to AKAs as "akkas" - I never heard anyone call the org itself "akka" in normal conversation. I don't think it was meant to be rude, although thinking back on it, none of the individuals I remember using this term were big AKA fans.

The Deltas on my campus do this chant all the time. That used to be the only time I ever heard the pronunciation of "akka" but now a lot of AKA interests call it that so that people won't hear them say "AKA"--a measure of being discrete, I guess. But now, so many people do it that everyone knows what you mean by it so it's pointless.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by christiangirl

The Deltas on my campus do this chant all the time. That used to be the only time I ever heard the pronunciation of "akka" but now a lot of AKA interests call it that so that people won't hear them say "AKA"--a measure of being discrete, I guess. But now, so many people do it that everyone knows what you mean by it so it's pointless.

I'd think it'd be counter-productive. One might just look stupid instead of being subtle.

[christiangirl]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

I'd think it'd be counter-productive. One might just look stupid instead of being subtle.

Right on the nose, my friend.

[Senusret I]

The AKAs I know say "akka" from time to time or in their own chants.

[tld221]

oh good lord.

im jus mad that ol girl is in there with a blue dress on!

[nonchalant]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

The AKAs I know say "akka" from time to time or in their own chants.

Ditto!! I've actually heard them use it in a chant quite similar to that.

That video was a hot mess. No discretion at all. Viewer discretion is advised, lol. The Delta call at the end was too funny. That's the revised version. I wanna hear how that sounds.