- No way. That's what it means? - I haven't heard that used.
I'm out of the loop.
- That's me on a Friday coming home from work.
We about to get turnt.
♪ (upbeat intro) ♪
- (FBE) So today, we're gonna see how well you know some slang words.
- (gasps) Hm. Okay.
(chuckles) That actually sounds fun.
- I can either do really bad or I can do amazingly well.
- Last time, they were saying slang I didn't know what the heck
they was talking about. - I think I know what they mean,
and then I'm not even remotely close, which is the whole point
of slang, right? Grownups aren't supposed to know that language.
- You don't want to be the old lady that's like, "What does that mean
that you just said?" And then they're probably
not gonna tell you, 'cause they don't want you
to know what they're saying.
- Slang words! I only did that once. I failed miserably.
Let's see how I do today.
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (FBE) So here is your first slang word.
- (laughs) Okay, so it doesn't mean thick, obvi.
Obvi! I know that one.
- Thicc, T-H-I-C-C. Yeah, that means that you are thick.
That means you're not skinny.
- I feel like that's referring to some body parts
that I might possibly have.
- Obviously, the first place my brain goes is, "Damn,
that girl's thicc," or you know, fat.
Does it mean fat?
- You cute, but you got a little...
junk in the trunk, which is good.
- A girl that's thicc, you know, that has a nice body,
and she has 'em in the right places.
- Does it mean voluptuous?
- The thicc I'm thinking about is when a girl's real curvy,
and we call her, like, "Oh, she thicc, yo."
- (FBE) So thicc is a term used to describe a woman
with a shapely hourglass body.
- Okay. All right. Well, I like that then.
- It used to be in my day, thick was not too great,
but now I feel like it's... I don't know if it's a compliment
or an insult, actually.
- If you're like, "Oh, mama, you thicc,"
I'm probably gonna slap you. That's rude. Don't do that.
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (FBE) Here is your next word. Do you know this one?
- Snatched. All right.
So that would be-- I mean, it used to be
you took something. - Well, it could be purse snatched,
like someone got robbed. - I don't know.
There's also a very dirty version of the word snatch,
but I'm not gonna say it here.
- Does it mean the same as, you know, that guy is whipped?
- Is it somebody-- like, "Yo, I'm about to snatch your heart"?
- It has something to do with relationships, right?
No? - Snatched. Ooh.
That's what I try to do every day with that contour,
get snatched! Put right.
- (FBE) Snatched is a term to express that someone is on point,
fierce, or just overall good.
- No way! That's what it means? I couldn't put together.
- I haven't heard that used. I'm out of the loop.
I can't wait to tell someone they're snatched
and see the look I get.
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- (FBE) Here is another one. - Snack. Uh...
You know, I don't know this one. - I don't know.
- It sounds like the current term for Netflix and chill.
- So if you're a snack... (chuckles) You're a fling.
- It's a quick rendezvous with somebody, and then that's it.
You know, it's a snack.
- Snack, I guess, is supposed to be you look good enough to eat.
Like, you're all that and a bag of chips.
Now, it's like, you a snack.
- (FBE) A snack is someone who looks good at the moment.
- Oh! All right, okay.
- Well, that makes perfect sense. A snack is always something
that looks good in the moment, and then afterwards, you're like,
"Uh, what did I do that for?"
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (FBE) Do you know this one? - Nope. Have not heard this one.
- It's kind of like all the other ones.
It's... you look good.
- Hyped up or excited.
- I don't know. You're all hyped up, you're good to go.
- Turnt up or on volume 10, you know, instead of volume one,
but to the utmost.
- It means when the party is lively or it's happening,
it's going good.
- That's me on a Friday coming home from work.
We about to get turnt.
- About to turn up, get the party live, you know?
Get it jumping. - (FBE) So turnt can mean drunk,
but it's also used to describe when one is very excited
or having fun. - Oh, all right.
So I was totally wrong about that.
- I use this one ironically. Again, 'cause I know my lane,
and I shouldn't be saying turnt.
- I don't actually use it, because I would sound like an idiot.
(chuckles) Like, hey kids, mama's so turnt!
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (FBE) Do you know what this means?
- I don't. - Is it when your fly is down?
Oh, oops. (chuckles)
I don't know what that means. Secure the bag?
- First thing I'm thinking of is secure the bag,
I don't know, get some drugs?
- Watch out for the money grubbers or the gold diggers.
- Make sure you get something safe.
- I get it as a warning. Secure the bag, warning.
You know, watch it. - There's a lot of bags
that need to be secured, but I have no idea
which one they're talking about. - It pretty much means get the money,
get the bag, you know, before anything else.
- (FBE) The bag is something you want or desire,
could usually be money. You have to secure it
to achieve your goal. - Okay. Secure the bag, got it.
Okay, that's a nice little phrase.
- It is interesting, like, you're trying to be fancy.
Okay, be fancy. (laughs)
♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (FBE) Here's another. - Well, deadass sounds like a person
who is boring, doesn't wanna do anything.
- Somebody that's just full of nothing but hot air.
- If they're wasted off their ass. We say, "Jesus Christ,
look at that deadass."
- Deadass funny, deadass serious. It's something to use
to emphasize another word.
- Deadass seems like it's right on the money,
like spot on. - Yo, deadass, yo.
I'm telling you, I'm deadass serious
what I'm saying here. (laughs)
- Deadass, that means exactly, right? Like, right on...
like a bulls-eye kind of thing.
- (FBE) Deadass is when you're being completely honest and serious.
- Oh, like dead-on, like right on.
- All right, so I'm being deadass about this.
That is a good word and I'm using it every day right now.
- I feel old, but I am often deadass serious,
so now I'm gonna say that to people.
- I'll probably give you detention if you use that at school.
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- (FBE) Do you know this one? - Simping.
I have never heard this one, and I have no idea what it means.
- I don't. - I wanna say it's like simplifying,
but that'd be too easy.
- Simping means somebody that's kinda punkin' out,
or somebody that's not up to the challenge.
- Simping! You are lagging it.
- Most of the time, when guys are talking,
it's usually over a girl. Like, he call you, "Man, you simpin'.
Man, you a simp. You over here--
call you SFL, sucker for love," you know.
- This could be anything! The simping. Come on!
What? What is it?
- (FBE) Simping is when you're in your feelings
or being emotional and sensitive.
- (laughs) Well, that's right. I hate simping.
I don't ever wanna be simping.
I only ever wanna be deadassing.
- They're super clever, and I didn't get most of them,
so I'm not clever enough.
- Can you print a list out for me, so I can practice at home?
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- Hey, guys. I'm Katie, a React Channel producer.
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