Today we have another quote by

Shakespeare and it's a famous old saying,

'much ado about nothing. ' All right.

Let's take a look at the note here. This

quote is the title of a famous play

by Shakespeare between 1598 and 1599.

It has now become a common phrase to mean

that someone is making a big deal and

and a lot of noise and complaints about something

most people would consider insignificant,

not that important. So if we hear

that we hear everybody's making a big noise about it,

but like well, what is this ? Who cares ?

We say oh much ado about nothing. All right.

So let's continue here . Here, ado,

it means in this situation means a lot of fuss

or commotion. So ado means fuss

or commotion. People yelling, screaming

about something. But again about nothing.

Nothing of major importance. So let's

look at example number one. There are

many articles in the media that seem

to go out of their way to make much ado about nothing.

Often to get different groups of people

engaged in controversy. All right.

I know maybe they like to sensationalize things.

Maybe they like to create stories.

Maybe they like to create controversy.

Just because it makes it seem more exciting

or maybe they have other reasons as well.

Let's look at number two.

Seriously, he is making this big a deal

over something that costs

less than one u.s. dollar.

Talk about much ado about nothing.

Yes. So we all used to talk about to

emphasize something like, you know, talk

about cheap, talk about stupid, meaning

that this is a perfect example of this situation.

So much ado about nothing. Too much

screaming, complaining and fuss about

something that's not really that

big a deal. You know, life is, why you know,

life is too important.

We shouldn't be fussing over about this small stuff.

Okay. Anyway, I hope you got it.

I hope it's clear. Thank you for your time. Bye bye