- This is sending me.
- But sending you where?
Kevin?
- (laughs)
- [Bailey] I girlbossed a
- Did you just swear?
- What?
Cake is like your butt.
- Booty. Like "That girl got cake."
- That girl got cake.
- I have no cake.
Sorry.
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- Hello people.
It's Brooklyn and Bailey
and obviously we have a special guest
- Well, well first, obviously
we're together!
So yeah we have our father.
- Special guest today.
We're going to test him on his knowledge of slang words.
- Think I might do okay.
- [Bailey] Yeah.
- I feel like with Rylan in the house...
- I mean...
- You might be pretty on trend.
- You might have a decent knowledge.
- Being from a generation that invented jargon.
- Okay, here we go.
- I might know what some of the derivatives are
so let's give it a try.
- Derivatives of slang?
- You know like...
Words we came up with had children
that were used 10 years later, who then had children.
- Oh my.
- What does cap or no cap mean?
- Cap or no cap? (laughs)
Like wearing a ball cap,
like sometimes if you haven't done your hair in the morning
and you're a girl and you go to your roommate
and you say should I cap or no cap?
- No, that's not what it is.
- You say "oh that's cap" that means you're lying.
- You're lying. Or if you're like "no cap" like "for real"
- For real, like this really happened. No cap.
Like you're telling the truth.
- I guess it would have been like
if you were sending a text to somebody
and you'd be like should I cap or no cap?
Like capitalize or not?
- No.
- Okay.
You know what catch these hands means.
- Catch these hands?
- Catch these hands.
- Is that like jazz hands?
- No. Well, no.
- Catch these hands guys.
- No. It's a little bit more aggressive.
- Oh, it's aggressive?
Oh, I'm gonna fight, I'm gonna punch you.
- Yeah.
(cheering)
- Next one is like hits different.
Something hits different.
- Well, it's something that's not quite what you expected.
It kinda didn't resonate the way
you thought it was going to.
- Just a like a little curvy road.
- When I go in to kiss your mom on the lips
and she gives me the cheek at the last second,
it just hits different.
- "Hits different" is traditionally a positive thing.
- It's like you eat a brownie,
you're "oh this hits different."
- So let me rephrase that.
So like, if I go in to kiss her on the cheek
and she turns and kisses me on the lips,
- Yes then you're like...
- It hits different.
Your generation takes a word
and makes the meaning the opposite.
- Yes, accidental, yeah.
- Why?
- I don't know.
- Do you know what sending, like oh this is sending me.
- It's something that's elevating your emotions in some way.
Good or bad, like you're totally sending me right now
meaning you're taking me from a level 8 to a level 10.
If they don't back down...
- Well, kinda.
- Or it could be positive in the
Oh, you know, he held my hand
and it's really sending me.
Kevin?
- (laughs)
- Like in a really dumb way to say
it's like sending me into laughter.
- Yeah.
So if like, you send me a really funny meme
I'd be like "this is sending me."
- But sending you where?
- Like to laughter.
- Sending is a verb.
- What does "sus" mean.
"Sus" is a concatenated version of the word
- Oh my heck.
Why does he have to be...
Why does he have to do this?
- Why you gotta be that way?
- It's concatenated, it's a cutoff portion of the word
meaning suspect or suspicious.
- It does mean suspicious,
we'll give you a round of applause.
- This whole video is sus by the way.
- The next one is "understood the assignment."
- Understood the assignment?
- Like Jay and Rylan understood the assignment.
- Like she went above and beyond
whatever the task was supposed to be.
She ate it and left no crumbs.
- Oh, really?
That has to do with eating food?
- No.
She understood the assignment
and she ate that left no crumbs.
- Then yeah, she just went all in on something.
- Well
- Essentially.
- Still like a compliment though.
- I got it.
- I Y K Y K.
It stands for something.
- If you know you know.
(cheering)
If you know you know.
- Brooklyn up 'til like a month ago
thought that it was pronounced
- In my head it was
- Okay. They both inherited my one brain cell.
Bailey got it.
- The next one is cheugy.
- Cheugy?
- Cheugy.
- Cheugy? How do you spell it?
- [Bailey] Cheugy.
- C H E U G Y.
- I have no idea.
- Cheugy means like something that's like old fashioned.
- Like that outfit.
- So, am I cheugy?
- I don't know.
Like some people would be like
OMG no is One Direction cheugy yet?
Like is it out of date
- [Bailey] But it's not.
or old fashion?
- [Bailey] It's not.
'Kay, what about this one?
"Take several seats."
- Does that mean basically pay attention?
- [Brooklyn] No.
- No.
- You know how you're like "stand down" to somebody
or like "chill out?"
It's kinda like an extreme version.
- So it's kind of the same thing
- You need to take several seats.
- Like settle down
- Instead of just taking one seat
you need to take like several seats.
- Okay, I was kind of on the same (indistinct) with it.
I was on the same (indistinct).
- 'Kay, what about the word "simp?"
- Simp?
I always wanted to know what this really meant.
- I'ma be disappointed in you.
- Yeah, you should know what this is.
- Simp.
- Simp is like...
Simp is like kinda like
- The easiest.
- You're on the whatever train, right?
Like it's something that you...
Like want to be together with?
- But there's really like one specific thing
that it's referred to.
Like Ace is a simp for Bailey.
- Yeah, yeah, okay it's like a perfect match?
- [Brooklyn] No.
- Simp is like you're a sucker for that person.
- Or like that person has you wrapped around their finger,
like Ace a simp for Bailey.
She wanted him to do anything, he would do it.
- Okay, what about pressed?
Like I'm pressed.
- Is that the back half of the word impressed.
- No.
- No, I'm pressed.
- Like pressed for time, like, I don't have enough time?
- Nope.
- Extremely...
- Really mad.
- Mad. Like frustrated.
- Why pressed?
- 'Cause pressed is like...
- Pressure, I don't know. Something.
- It's like you're really angry.
- 'Kay, the next one is "I felt that."
- I felt that, like I can relate to that.
- When you really sit down and think about some of these
they don't really make no sense.
- I felt that, like it rings true to me?
- Yeah.
- Did I get it?
- I felt that, like yeah, yeah that's right.
- It was true, it hit right, not different, it hit right.
- Yeah, I felt that.
It's more of like "I relate to that"
But it's like oh my gosh I ate mac and cheese
for a week last week.
And you're like I felt that.
- (laughs) It's so tiring being a trophy dad.
- Just arm candy.
- Oh (laughs) thank you.
Apparently lime green.
- That's not lime green.
- Is it blue?
- Dad that's turquoise.
- That's like teal.
- Those are shamrocks.
- You think that that's lime green?
- It looks... not lime green.
It's a dark green.
- No no, that's definitely like turquoise blue.
- This is dark green right?
- Can y'all see this?
- [Rylan] That's like turquoise.
- Yeah, that's like a solid turquoise.
- I said teal. That's what I said. Teal.
- This is cute girls hairstyles blue.
- What does "bussin'" mean?
- I know this one.
'Cause bussin', used to be in my generation we said awesome.
And then a few years later they flipped it
and said that's bad.
And from bad in the next generation
it went to sick, like that's sick
and from sick, it went to bussin'.
So if you're eating something that was awesome,
which then became "that was bad."
Which became "that is sick."
To "that's bussin'."
- You're not wrong.
- I mean...
- You're doing so good.
- 'Kay Brooklyn, your turn.
- 'Kay, the next one will be "that's fire."
- Fire. This is one of those opposite
and then became positive, right?
Like that's cool.
- Okay yeah, (indistinct).
- Like Rylan's outfit today is fire. So good.
Smoking hot.
- At one point we would say that's on fire.
- You know like how you say smoking hot?
- You guys just got lazy and cut the on off
and just left fire.
- I think it actually originated from like smoking hot,
like that is like a
- On... That's fire.
- It's a hot outfit.
- "I girlbossed a little bit too...
Let me rephrase that.
- Did you just swear?
I girlbossed a bit too close to the sun.
- You what?
I girlbossed a bit too close to the sun.
- Does that mean you went Karen on somebody
and you got yourself into trouble?
- No.
- You got burned.
- No.
- So, a lot of the people that are using it
are saying it in like a successful way.
Like their business takes off and it's so great.
Like, it's a good thing, but it's overwhelming.
- Oh, I can see that.
- So you girlboss a bit too close to the sun like you...
It's great but you don't know what to do, you're struggling.
- 'Kay, Rylan's gonna come in here and do this one.
- Guys, I didn't know this one.
- I don't have a partner in explaining this.
- Rylan is my arch-nemesis.
- 'Cause Brooklyn apparently doesn't know what this means.
- She comes to me all...
- You have to come stand right here.
- She makes fun of me all the time, every week for not...
- 'Kay, Rylan is jumping (indistinct).
- In the know.
- Okay. Girlboss, gaslight, gatekeep.
- Yeah, gaslight, gatekeep.
- Girlboss, gaslight, gatekeep.
Girlboss is like, again,
that tough girl that's accomplishing things.
Gaslight is like trying to flip something on its head?
- So it's like the modern day version
of live, laugh, love.
It's like you say girlboss, gaslight, gatekeep.
It's like you're a girlboss...
- Toucan, banana, ant.
That means live, laugh, love.
- "Woke up and chose violence." What does that mean?
- Woke up and chose violence?
I'm angry?
- Yeah, like you're ready to fight today.
Like you're ready to stand up.
- Miss girl.
- Miss girl?
- Miss girl.
- Like you go girl?
- No.
- [Rylan] It's more like a title.
- It's like title.
- It's like a name, okay miss girl.
- Miss girl like kinda girlboss.
- What about down bad, do you know what down bad means?
- Just that's awful.
- No.
- No. Kinda like you're desperate.
- You're luck?
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- If somebody was like, do you wanna go surfing?
You're like, I'm down.
But if you're like I wanna go surfing
and you're like "yes, please, oh my gosh
I just can't wait to get out of the house."
- Oh like I'm down bad.
- You're down bad.
- You're desperate.
- Then why isn't it down bussin'?
- What?
Bougie.
- Bougie is like over the top.
- Cake.
- Cake?
- Yeah.
- That's awesome.
- No.
- That's cake man. That's cake.
- No.
- Cake is like your butt.
- Booty. You're like that girl got cake.
- That girl got cake.
- I have no cake. Sorry.
You wanna see?
- No, no, no, no.
- 'Kay, girl bye.
- PG only.
- Girl bye?
- Girl.
- Like, girl bye.
- Like you're over your cancel? Girl bye?
- No.
- No it's not negative.
Like, I can't believe you said that, girl bye.
- Yeah, like go off girl, go off.
- You're telling a story
and it's like you're shocked by the events
you'd be like "girl bye."
- Period with a T at the end.
- Periodt.
- Periodt?
- Period.
- Period, with a D?
- Yeah but it's like accentuated.
- You're just emphasizing, like enough, this is it.
Right?
- It's kind of like when you say...
When you're like "go off."
- Like if somebody were to give a whole speech
that I was like, yes, I'd be like "periodt!"
- Yeah. Or if I was done with the statement
and I was getting frustrated,
I'd be like that's enough. Period.
- No it's not really a negative.
- It's usually like a me too, I agree.
- Like period, yes.
Okay, what about pack it up?
- Pack it up? 'Cause this is literal for me.
It's like okay, let's go. Pack it up.
- Kind of. It's kinda like you "pack it up."
- Oh, you're done, you're done, finish up you're done.
- Caught in 4k.
- Caught in 4k means like
what you just did everybody's seeing
- Kind of.
- On a very detailed level.
- A little bit.
(crosstalk)
Yeah, like there's no way you can get out of it.
- But it's almost like firsthand.
Like everybody saw it happen firsthand.
- 'Cause 4k.
We first started editing in 4k
and he's like I don't like that,
'cause you can see every zit on my forehead.
- Okay, what about bet? Bet.
- Use the word in a sentence.
- You wanna go get pizookie's tonight?
- Bet.
- It's just like "you bet" just shortened.
- Bet meaning like I'm in.
- Yeah, you bet, it's like you bet.
- What does stan mean?
- Stan means that you put two people together
or you like somebody a lot.
- No, that's ship.
- Oh, that's ship.
- Well, you can stan...
(crosstalk)
- I'm a dad joke stan.
- It basically means like we love that.
- What does it mean if you have an ick?
- If you have an ick?
- Yeah.
- Well ick just means like something you're grossed out by.
- Kind of a pet peeve.
But more specific to like certain people.
- Like if I have five icks,
if I have 6 icks live in my home.
- Oh my gosh.
- I've only made six jokes in my life.
Two of them went to Baylor. (laughs)
I love them, I love my kids. I'm just kidding.
- I don't really know what the definition of this one is,
but what does oop, use in a sentence.
- Yeah.
- Like oop, there it is.
- Kind of like does this face give it away?
You're kind of like oop.
- Like if Bailey were to say something sassy
and I'd be like oop okay.
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- Okay, that's it.
- That's pretty much it.
- That's all of our list.
- We had a really long list.
- I feel like dad got 5 out of 40.
- No I didn't.
- You weren't so outdated
and farfetched for some of your guesses.
- I wanna know how many would your dad
would have gotten out of those?
That's what I want to know.
- Yeah y'all can quiz your parents.
- Watch this with your dad.
- Pause it before we explain it.
- How bussin' are your dads?
- Okay, we'll see y'all next week.
- Bye everybody.
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