Have You Ever Exposed Yourself As Flabby & Sick By Using Outdated Slang?

[cheek100]

Bad bytch

That’s older than dime breh

 

[Gold]

That’s older than dime breh

Don't look at me, I'm old.

I'm just telling you what the young people told me. According to them, no one says dime

 

[cheek100]

Don't look at me, I'm old.

I'm just telling you what the young people told me. According to them, no one says dime

True. I don’t think youngblood know what he talkin bout. A dime is always a dime. Half these lil mfs confrused anyway.

 

[Reece]

Your cousin a weirdo...the word "dime" is not played out.

It's still very much a commonly used phrase in A.A.V.E.

 

[StickStickly]

I’m just glad people don’t say “raise the roof” anymore. I saw a white guy do that a few months ago.

 

[thelonious21]

Look at this jiveturkey

Exactly what came to mind

 

[Another Man]

Dime is def timeless

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

DMV slang is timeless. Except we don't call bad joints "bait" anymore really.

This. I still say some old school DMV slang like “that jont tight”, “like a mug”, “youse a bama”, “kirkin’ out”, “fakin’ like”, “I’m siced”, and “funny down” but then again I’m 25 and I’m older than 97% of the DMV kids who go to my HBCU (most of whom are ages 17-21) and they pretty much consider me Ol’ Head status which I’m more than fine with. I’ve adopted a few of the new shyt that the younger generation of the DMV are saying like “bob” (I still prefer moe tho), “good look”, “headass”, “faceass”, “glizzy” “legs”, and shyt but I prefer spitting the stuff that I grew up with.

I rarely say bait anymore tho and Ion really say “joe” since the youth hasn’t said that since I was in middle school (04-06) and that word is pretty much OG status for the older folk (mid-30’s on up).

 

[NO-BadAzz]

I saw some shoes my nephews were wearing the other day and I was like "man them shyts are federal nephews"

 

[Rozay Oro]

I've developed some sort of verbal tic where I say "uknowhatimean?" After saying damn near everything. shyts spooky because it only started happening after I woke up from a blackout drinking experience.

this as fukk

 

[SuperNintendo Chalmers]

Why you trying to fit in with the young buls.

They should be looking at your older black excellence and drawn to your light.

You hustling backwards.

 

[get these nets]

accept it..........90s slang IS jive turkey , right on slang now.

I see how you doing it , but Instead of worrying about the next man, just do you, you heard?. But you don't hear me , doe.

 

[Shadow]

Niece tried to make me feel for saying "chill out" a few years back.

Her: "You still say chill out? "

Me: " Yeah...it's words."

I don't know what I should have said "Calm your nerves?" "Settle down?" "Cool your jets." What was the correct combination of words? I didn't know, was literally lost after that. Around that time I knew I had caught the flabby and it was time to get down with the sickness.

Then again, when you're older you don't really care about being 'lame' that stuff only seems to matter when you're a dumb youngster and the peer pressure of appearing 'lame' gets to you. Now it's whatever. I've adopted "calm down " for not serious situations and now that has caught on with her (of course) and she says it when I get too hyped up.

Relevant to the thread:

 

[ShaneTheRogue]

I said "tight" freshmen year of hs and got lit the fukk up and that was like 10 years ago. So it's definitely

My little sister home girls say "clutch" a lot. They're like 20-21.

 

[Geek Nasty]

I talk the way I talk. I’m not trying to sound like you 20year old knuckleheads. That’s even worst to me. Trying to stay cool and sounding like a fraud