The two are imagining a very cute girl who has never been dumped before.
The words appear when the audience laughs.
それめっちゃいいな
Ooh, I really like that.
Textbookそれはとてもいいですね。Textbook 'とても' is swapped for slangy 'めっちゃ' (originally Kansai, now nationwide), and polite 'いいですね' drops to plain 'いいな'.
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レモンと炭酸「いい感じの女の子」Lemon to Tansan · A Girl It's Going Well With
Someone tells a friend about meeting up with a girl named Yuka, while the friend reacts.
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めっちゃ嫌いじゃん
She totally hates you!
Textbook彼女はあなたのことがとても嫌いなのですよ。「とても」 becomes Kansai-born slang 「めっちゃ」, and the polite explanatory 「〜のですよ」 becomes casual 「〜じゃん」, pointing out something obvious to the listener ('see, ...!'). The subject 「彼女は/あなたのことが」 is simply left out.
A courier in a panic calls out to Kenji for help while lots of pollen fills the air around them.
The words appear when the audience laughs.
やばいケンジめっちゃ蜂集まってきた
Oh no, Kenji, a ton of bees are swarming in!
Textbook大変です、ケンジさん。蜂がたくさん集まってきました。「めっちゃ」 is slangy 「とても」. Before a verb like 「集まってきた」 it means 'a lot', so polite speech uses 「たくさん」; particle 「が」 is dropped too. Around it, 「やばい」 stands in for 「大変です」 ('this is bad'), 「ケンジ」 gets 「さん」, and 「集まってきた」 becomes 「集まってきました」.
めっちゃ means “super, really”. とても is the textbook “very”. Real speech uses すごく, and casual speech めっちゃ: once Kansai dialect, now national.
Is めっちゃ rude? Who can you say it to?
With friends: OK. With coworkers: careful. With a boss or teacher: avoid. Casual. Kansai in origin, now used everywhere by younger speakers. Not for formal speech.
めっちゃ or とても: which do people say more?
In 1,905 live comedy routines, めっちゃ appears in 1,220 lines from 198 comedians, and the textbook とても in 44 lines.