- If you told me really good news,
I would be like "yeet," I would be happy.
- You're making things up
'cause you don't even know what yeet is.
- That's not true.
- You're making it up now.
I'll tell ya what it is, nothing.
(upbeat music)
- Hi, I'm Annabelle, and this is my mom Nicole.
- [Interviewer] Does Annabelle have any slang that she uses?
Do you pick up on it?
- Honestly I think that you talk in
sentences the same, as much as I do.
Or maybe because you know I'm reading it?
- Yeah.
- [Interviewer] How cool is your mom?
- She's cool at times, at times.
And sometimes she's not cool.
(laughing)
She just likes to be, you know, a little mean.
- Absolutely.
- Oh.
(giggles)
- Her favorite slang is probably LOL.
(laughs)
I feel like she uses that one a lot.
- Yes I do.
- [Interviewer] What's your daughters favorite slang?
- She says lit a lot.
- No I do not!
(buzzer) I feel like I use sus
more than lit - Oh yeah, that too.
That one I didn't understand at all.
She had to explain that to me.
- Sus means suspicious.
I use that a lot.
- Yes you do, everything's suspicious to you.
(laughing) - I guess.
- [Interviewer] How often does your daughter text?
- Me? Oh, never.
(laughing)
Never.
I text her when are you gonna come home,
what time you're coming home,
who's driving you home, nothing.
Then if I put you're not getting your phone tomorrow,
it's amazing how they come up with an answer.
- [Interviewer] What's Jayden's favorite slang?
- My son, she says that a lot.
(laughs) That's my son.
(jazzy music)
(vibrates)
- Oh, yes, deadass.
- I use this one a lot.
- You know I say this all the time.
- Yeah.
- I think it means your in trouble, you ass.
(laughs)
When you say oh you're so dead ass.
(laughs) (buzzer)
- We used to say that when a guy really stunk on the job.
He's a dead ass.
(laughs)
He stunk.
- Like he had dead ass. (laughs)
- He had dead ass. (buzzer)
- Deadass, like you're deadass wrong.
You are so wrong. (ding)
- Deadass means I'm serious.
(ding) - Yeah.
- Deadass that happened to me. - Yeah, all right.
- Deadass, to be serious.
(ding) - Mhm.
- Deadass is like for real.
Like I'm not joking.
So use it in a sentence.
- That doesn't make sense.
I'm not gonna use something
that doesn't make sense in a sentence.
- It's more like an emphasis on something.
- So real.
- I was literally just gonna say that.
- (mocking) Really, you were just literally gonna say it?
(laughs)
(calming music)
- Okay
(jazzy music)
(vibrates)
- No cap, oo, this one's new.
- I say this all the time, no cap.
- I've never heard you say that once.
- Like to not put the cap lock on?
(buzzer)
- No hat? (laughs)
(buzzer)
- What does no cap mean?
- It's a salary for the football,
baseball teams' no cap salary.
(buzzer)
- No that's not it.
- Okay well, that's what it is.
- I'm doing great at this.
I have no idea what that means.
- I guess no lying, (ding)
I'm not lying. - Yes, I'm serious, no cap.
- Serious.
- Yeah, like no lie. (ding)
- No lie.
- Mm hmm.
- So why don't you just say not lying?
- Because no cap is better to say.
- Oh okay.
- I've never heard of that before.
- It's new, I don't even really know how to use it.
I hear other people do it.
It's not in my vocabulary.
(laughs)
- If you start talking like that in the house,
the money I pay for your education is gone.
No cap.
- Okay, what is no,
(laughs)
that was good.
(jazzy music)
(vibrates)
- Secured the bag, yeah.
(laughing)
- Secured the bag, do you know it?
- No.
- I was thinking something else.
(laughing)
- Dad.
- I swear these are made up.
- They're not. - Secured the bag.
- What's the first thing that came to your
mind when you said, when it said secured the bag.
- Secure your privates.
(laughs)
I know.
(laughing)
- Does it have to do with like drugs or something?
- The dime bag?
- I have no idea what that is but I,
- Good.
- Secure the bag, get the money.
(ding)
- Secure the bag.
- Oh secure the bag, that means you got the job.
(ding) You're in it to make
some money, like you solidified something.
- Yeah.
- Or like if I got clothes or went to the mall,
I secured the bag.
- Really?
- Secured the bag, I got the money, I don't know.
I'm guessing now.
(ding) No way!
- Really, that's a real phrase?
- Could be money, could mean a girl,
could mean a grade, it could mean whatever.
I secured the bag, I mean I finished, I kept that,
I did what I needed to do.
- You could always say put the bag away.
You don't have to have real phrase for it.
- I don't even know what that definition means,
I mean I would prefer mine
because if somebody had to kick me there I would secure
my private
(jazzy music)
(vibrate)
- Yeet.
- The (beep) does that mean!?
(laughing)
- You haven't heard this?
- Yeet?
- Yes.
- How would I know what yeet means?
- That's an actual thing?
- Yes.
- No, I have no idea what that means.
- There's no such thing as yeet, that is.
(laughs)
You people actually say yeet?
- Yeet!
- When do you say this, yeet?
- I don't know people don't really define it,
like they just say it for no reason.
Is there actual meaning to it?
- So if I was leaving some place I didn't want to be
I'd say, "oh I'm yeeting outta here."
- No way.
- Yeet means to throw something.
Like, yeet!
- It's like when you're lying,
but then you're like I knew all the time you were lying
and like, nope, just kidding.
That's what it means.
- Oh like sike?
- Yeah.
- Oh.
- If you told me really good news, I would be like yeet!
I would be happy.
But then you can also use it, - So why don't you say happy?
- Or people just grab people's pony tails, like yeet.
(gasps) - Oh sorry.
- You're making things up
'cause you don't even know what yeet is.
- That's not true
- You're making it up now.
I'll tell you what it is, nothing.
Next.
(jazzy music)
(vibrate)
- And I oop.
- Next.
(jazzy music)
(record skips) - No, you have to,
what do you think it means?
- I know what they want, but and I opp.
- I love this one, this is my thing.
- And I op?
- And I oop.
- Oop?
- I heard you say this and I mean,
I don't know what it means.
(laughs)
And I oop, that's how you say it right?
- Yeah.
- I think it means that, you made a mistake.
(ding)
Like an oops.
- It kind of means like when you say or do something,
it's like oh why did you do that?
Kind of judgy when you're actually saying it like oop.
- Oh yes, you do that all the time.
- I don't say that but I be like oop,
why'd you do that?
- When something is said and everybody's like,
instead of going oo,
they just go and I oop.
- Like oo, you're in trouble.
- Yeah.
- When tea is being spilled, and like,
something comes up that's like,
and I oop.
- What? When tea is being spilled.
- Do you know what tea is?
- Yeah I know what tea is.
Coffee, tea.
(buzzer)
- I don't know, there's gossip,
and then you hear it, and your just like oop.
- Like gossip, like if I spill the tea.
- So tea is gossip now?
- Yes.
Spill the tea, and like something is like whoa,
can't believe she said that.
- I am so out of touch with this.
- Be like, and I oop.
Do like, go like this.
- No I'm not doing that.
- Okay.
(jazzy music)
(vibrate)
- I don't even know what this one means, I just use it.
- You use it but you don't know what it means?
- Sksksk.
- I think I know what it means
but I don't know how to pronounce, what is it?
Sksss, I don't know.
- I can't even say that, sksksk.
- Sksksks, wait, sksksksk.
- Sksksksk.
- Sksksksk. (laughs)
- What do you think that is?
- Chaka Khan, Chaka Khan, Chaka Khan.
(laughing) (buzzer)
- When you're trying to stop someone from talking,
so you say sksksksk to stop them from speaking
without any words.
(buzzer) - No.
- Sksksksk, ski, ski, ski.
(laughing) (buzzer)
- Probably go skeet, skeet!
- No (buzzer)
- It's just something people say.
(ding) it's so annoying though.
- Do you remember the vsco girl phase?
- So I don't really know what the vsco girls are,
I just know that I've heard about them.
- Caucasian girls, Caucasian high school girls.
- Like valley girls?
Like how we used to be back in our day,
we used to be valley girls. - Yeah.
- With like the big T shirts
- And the bottle? - And the water bottle, yeah.
- You know what Sophia got for Christmas, a Hydro Flask?
- Yes, that she lost.
- Okay, you know she drops - 60 dollars.
- There was a joke that vsco girls say and I oop, sksksksk.
And how, that's how they laugh.
- Oh.
- So.
(crickets chirping)
- I don't know after awhile I though it was annoying.
(jazzy music)
(vibrates)
- Drip.
- I like this one. I use this sometimes.
- Like a drip dry?
Like you get out of the shower and you drip dry?
- I would think drip means that you're hot
and you're sweating.
(laughing)
- Ew. (buzzer)
- What do you think it is?
- When the faucet's dripping.
(drip)
- Mm, no. (buzzer)
- What does that mean?
It means you don't towel off,
you just get out and you're just free bird.
(eagle call) No?
Drip. - Never say that again.
- Okay. (buzzer)
- Like my drip.
- Jewelry (ding)
- Yeah.
- Really? - Yeah.
- Like dripping in diamonds, (ding)
♪ a kiss on the hand. ♪
- No, don't, no. - No?
- Blinged out or looking good. (ding)
- That's when you have a lot of
ice, bling (ding)
- [Interviewer] Showered in diamonds.
(laughing)
- In your face.
- Or when you're looking good.
- When you're outfit's really, really good.
- Oh, okay.
- It kind of means cool.
- My daughter is drip.
(groans)
- That's funny because when I was growing up,
drip was not cool.
- Like it's not, I can have drip.
- Oh, oh you're dripped out.
You can dress with drip. - Yeah.
You can dress with drip.
- Okay.
- When I was young,
a drip was kind of like a nerd, a dweeb.
They would say like, oh what a drip.
- Really?
- Yeah, drip is cool now?
- It's very different.
- You currently don't have drip on you,
(laughs)
but we can go outside and buy some drip after.
- That's a run on sentence.
(jazzy music)
- I feel good, that was good.
Now I know what he's talking about.
Sometimes Jaylen makes up words,
so I'm not sure if they're actually slang words
or Jaylen made up words,
so now I can know some of them that'll be different.
- [Interviewer] Drum roll please.
(hitting table) - Oh, okay.
(exclaims)
Yeah she did pretty well, I knew she was gonna do well.
- Pat my back.
Thank you, look.
- Oh, don't put that dust on me now.
Dust that off a little bit.
- Oh yay!
- [Interviewer] You know your kids slang.
- You caught on, like really fast.
Especially 'cause I don't say it a lot at home.
- Yeah you don't use a lot.
- But like, you know, these adults,
these millennials love to use slang terms now, so.
- Oo, that's so bad.
And I'm not surprised, I don't really know.
How would I know?
If this is what they're using,
and I'm only hanging with people my age.
They don't know either.
- I think she did a lot better
than I thought she was going to do.
- That's a compliment coming from you.
I will take it. - She did better
than I would've done, so that's,
savor it while you can.
- I will, every last bit of it.
- [Interviewer] What did you learn?
- I learned absolutely nothing.
I learned that she brought me over here
to learn language that I don't even understand,
and than my hard earned money going to education
is just going down the toilet bowl as we speak.
Sksksksk.
(laughing)
- I'm gonna text a friend of mine, who's my age,
and I'm gonna see if she knows what I'm talking about.
I said, "I'm deadass having fun with Miranda,
no cap, sksksksk."
And she wrote, "aww."
And I said, "Do you know what that means?"
She said, "I thought that was a butt text."
(laughing)
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- Deadass.
(laughing)