- (React) So today, we've brought in parents
and their teens to see how well each of you know
current teen slang words. - Okay. All right.
- (React) I think it's gonna be pretty lit, so...
- (laughs) - (chuckles)
- (React) All right, so we're gonna jump right in.
- Shock. - (React) Here comes the first word.
All right, Ruba. - Oh.
- (React) Read this word. - Bussin?
- (chuckles) - You should know what this is.
- I don't know what it is. Bussin. - Really?!
- I remember asking, but I don't remember
what the hell it was. - Buzzin'?
(bee buzzing) - What does it mean, Dad?
- I'm buzzing right now. - It sounds like a bus,
being in a bus. - (laughs)
(buzzer) - Bussin around maybe.
- Hopping on some public transportation.
(buzzer) - This is, um...
- Negative? - No!
- (React) So, what does it mean? - Like, having chills?
(buzzer) - Having chills?
- Happy? - (React) Okay.
- Exciting maybe. - (React) So, Jaden,
what does this word mean? - It's just mean like,
it's like fire. It's really good.
It's just-- I don't know. It's just a term that use.
- Again, use another slang word. - I can't. I don't know how
to explain it without using another slang word.
It's not my fault. - (React) Let's have you practice
using it in a sentence. - All right. Hmm.
This food is bussin'. - Yeah, Mom! (laughs)
- Shee-og. - (chuckles)
- Shog. - Choog.
- Shoog! Choog, choog-ee. That sounds good.
- I mean, I just see chug there with an E in there,
but I doubt that has anything to do with what the slang word means.
- I don't even know what it means. I'm guessing it means vomit.
That's what it sounds like. "I'm gonna cheug!"
- It sounds like chewing gum. (buzzer)
Oh. Oh, that's the internet thing. - Yeah.
Oh, you're close. - Yeah.
- Something is... - Private school has helped you.
- Something is cheugy. What does cheugy mean?
- That means the shoes fit perfectly. (buzzer)
- It's like I said, chug. So, I'm thinking drink
or ingest very quickly. (buzzer)
- So, something's cheugy, that means something creepy?
(buzzer) - Mmm...
- No? - Have you heard cheugy
by chance? - All I think of is just loogie.
- Oh, is this in Wikipedia? - (laughs) I don't know. Maybe.
- Gucci belts are so cheugy. - They were in, but now they're out.
(ding) - Yeah! Let's go!
- (React) So, what does it mean, Noor? - Cheugy is like something
is so millennial, like it's so outdated.
It's... - Oh, okay.
- Again, how do you get from there-- from the new-- ah, how did-- why?!
- No, like, you know the mugs that say, "I love Mom"?
Like, that's cheugy. - Oh, are they?
- Yeah. - Well, I love them.
- I think she's a cheug! - (both laugh)
- Those are my favorite. - I think she's a cheug.
- Actually, I keep them. I still have keep all of them.
- (React) All right, Jason, use this in a sentence.
- The taste of... ugh. - The bussin food is cheugy.
(claps softly) - (React) Okay.
- You had to double up.
- Sheee. - (Noor and React chuckle)
- Sheee. - This is a trap.
- Okay, just say it. Just say it. - She!
- Okay, but how many Es are there? - Sheee.
- But it's like sheee! - Like, sheee, Louise.
- (both laugh)
- Sheee means that dog hasn't been altered.
- (React) Well, how would you define the word if you had to guess?
- Yeah, like when you're skeptical and you don't like something,
and you say, "Sheee! What is this?" (buzzer)
- I mean, sheesh. Like-- (laughs) - I mean, there's no SH
at the end of sheee. - I understand that,
but I'm thinking that's what it's related to.
- We're so lazy that we had to remove the SH at the end.
- Oh, wow. - (React) All right.
We gotta hear you use it in a sentence.
- Say something-- - Your deckhand pulls in
the biggest bluefin tuna of your life.
- (React) Yes. - I would be going, "Sheee,
that's awesome." - (laughs) Oh, god!
- Slaps. - (snickers)
- Is this like slapping? (slapping noise)
What's a slaps? - Slaps is an easy one.
- I hate "slaps." - (React) Do you know
what it means, though? Yeah, it's really good.
Like, this song's really good. That song slaps.
- So, most of the adjectives are like...
- Like something you like. - ...you know, slang.
- Well, that's what this is. It's all slang.
- So, expressing the feelings. That's what it does.
- Yeah, mostly. Yeah. - I will not use it
outside of being in this room in this situation.
- Why not? - But...
- Are you just gonna say, "This is a good song"?
That's so-- - I will say it's a good song.
- That's so cheugy! - I will say it's a good song!
- (React) Can you use it in a sentence, Ruba?
- Um... oh! That dress slaps. (slapping noise)
- (React) All right. Next word. - Snatched.
- He's not gonna get this one. - I-- (laughs)
- I could just outright tell you he's not gonna get this one.
- (React) Familiar with this one? - Snatched.
- (React) Okay, so how would you describe it?
What's your guess? - Like something that happens quick.
(buzzer) - Someone snatched my lunch
when I wasn't looking. (buzzer)
- No, think of it as a slang term and not its actual, like,
you steal something. - I know what it means
in terms of Webster's English dictionary.
- I've never heard of that one. - No one told you this?
- No. (chuckles) What, professional?
No one told you, miss? - (laughs)
- It's a way to describe if somebody looks very lifted
or if, like, before without makeup, you didn't really look that snatched,
and then you put makeup on, and it's like, (snaps) "Wow,
you look snatched." - (React) So, Bill,
let's hear you use it in a sentence. - Okay. Um...
- You're snatched. (snaps) - Sure. I'll take it. Thanks.
- (React) There you go. There you go. - Appreciate it.
- When you wake up late and you don't do your hair,
it's still snatched. - Oh, okay!
Like, it still looks good. It still looks snatched
even if I didn't do it.
- Cake. Cake. - Cake?
That means I got some cha-chang. (buzzer)
- It's supposed to be something that you eat?
- Cake. All right. - What is cake?
- I got cake. - Oh, you got some cake?
You got some money. - Yeah.
- Okay! Um... - Just got back from Vegas.
- I basically-- people would be like, "I'm getting cake," but it's money.
I've been seeing that a lot too. - Yeah.
- I don't know if there's double meaning or both.
- Oh, someone is cake maybe. Is it? - Why did you put my mom
in the same room as me? (laughs) - Somebody's cake.
That means maybe lazy? It's a cake.
- (groans) - Cake is, um, um-- I'm uncomfortable.
Cake is used as a word... - Damn, I am old!
- ...to describe, um...
- (whispers) It's your booty. - (gasps) Okay.
- Okay. - You use it in a sentence.
Who has cake, Dad? Who has cake?
- Who has cake? Uh...
Who does have cake? Um...
- It's weird how you're not thinking of your wife
in this moment, um, immediately.
- Baddie. - Ooh.
- Baddie. That's a baddie baddie.
- (chuckles) - That's what it sounds like to me.
- What does that mean? - She's a baddie.
She's talking too much. (buzzer)
She's just... - Chatty?
- Chatty. Ain't quiet. She's got a lot of cake,
but she keeps talking. - Oh! Okay.
Um, no. - Baddie is a bad person,
a person who commits bad things. (buzzer)
- Close. You're very close. - You know,
baddie is a small word for bad. So that's a small bad thing.
(buzzer) It's not that bad.
- It's like someone who's like attractive.
Like, "Oh, they a baddie." Shawty a baddie.
- "Ooh, they a baddie"? - Yeah.
- Yeah, ooh, they a-- - "Shawty a baddie"?
- Shawty a baddie. I don't-- I don't write these.
I never-- I didn't come up with these. - But you use them!
You could choose not to! - Like, it's--
baddie is to describe somebody who's really fierce (snaps)
and they're really-- (snaps) always have great outfits,
(snaps) always have great hair, and they're like--
they're a baddie. (snaps) They've got money. (snaps)
They got-- (snaps) everything's great for them.
They're a baddie. - Hmm.
- (React) How would you use it in a sentence?
-She's a baddie.
- Maybe not this, but... - (laughs) Okay.
She is. She is. - Hmm...
- She is. - She's a baddie.
- (React) All right, so that was the last one.
- Wow. - (React) How do you feel?
- Like I just... - Horrible.
- ...just got hit in the kidneys. - (React) Are there any words
that you experienced today or that you went through today
that you would add to your own personal vocabulary?
- Really? Really? - (React) I'm just saying.
- No. - You know, I was totally surprised
to be honest. I mean, yes, as Noor said,
I mean, this is another-- a big gap. We need to work on it.
We need to talk more. (laughs) I need to talk to your friends too.
Yeah, but you know what? We have to start listening also
to teenagers. It's very important we listen,
so we know how you feel.
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- Sheee! Thank you for watching this episode.
Woo-hoo!
- Hey. - (both) Thanks for watching.
- (React laughs and claps) Yes!
Thanks for watching. Bye!