Grown men who use slang started by 2000 babies are corny af

[TheNig]

Can't lie. I cringe when I hear nikkas my age sounding like my 14 yr old son

 

[TheNig]

What does "slime him out " mean?

Sounds like some shyt you hear nikkas not from Harlem say.

 

[AntLive1981]

"Cap" is definitely the most flagrant.

Variations of “cap” been used since I was a kid in Philly in the 80’s like “he cappin me up” or “that’s the cap up” which always meant you was lying to get something!

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Phat is problematic.

I understand it's used primarily for new cats talking about yams...

But being in my 30s....it's impossible for me to say that shyt in 95 let alone resurrect it in 2020.

Breh, the first time I saw someone type that some woman had a 'phat' ass, I told him he was using it wrong and he didn't comprehend.​

That shyt was from the 60's, but we brought it back in the 80's. He posted in the early 2000's. It didn't help that most of my generation was using it wrong and that's probably why he did.​

 

[LunaticVillage415]

E-40 said "cappin" back in 94-95'. Simp was a common word in the Bay in the late 80's/early 90's. "Hard to the core never been a simp" - Hugh EMC "H nikka Groove" circa 1989. "Can't simp for just any hoe" - RBL Posse "Part of Survival" circa 1992 R.I.P. Mister Cee from RBL. My 19 year old nephew who was born and raised in East Coast suburbia asked me if I knew what simp meant. Once again, the Bay is the undisputed slang capital. Slang from the Bay is like another language. Y'all will definitely keep copping game for years to come without paying homage let alone knowing where the game came from.

 

[At30wecashout]

my issue with slang is when CACs use it and wear that shyt out. Young CACs say "no cap" after fukkin word or sentence. its like they cant help themselves when culture vulturing

Reminds me when fukk boy hit the mainstream. Means nothing like what it used to mean and I blame that on buzzfeed type bloggers.

 

[Greenhornet]

similarly women get "stalled out" quick

when I see any of these 30+ bytches like "Did you see that new ... so and so."

like nah I dont follow 16 - 18 year old kids music and shyt dog ... some of em, they have kids so I understand how they are exposed to it
but its mad weird when a bytch brings up a conversation about like Jhene Aiko or however you spell her shyt ... like bytch you aint sweet 16 ... you can enjoy something but you cant live your life through the eyes of a tiny child
Imagine looking for life lessons from a musician that markets shyt to 18 year olds and under. Had some 40 year old woman try to school me on Harry Styles after the grammies last night... like bytch I dont give a fukk about no childrens band shyt. That music is for background at a party not to look deep into and shyt. Reminds me when I was in my 20s and Beyonce was coming out with those scorned woman songs Ne-yo wrote... meanwhile she was dating/married to a dude thats almost a billionaire. People gotta stop living their lives through made up pop stories, or fake street shyt.

 

[Roland Coltrane]

Grown ass 35 year old men saying what’s up B

how does this qualify

 

[JLova]

Does "corny af" not count though?

Grand opening, grand closing.

 

[Silver Surfer]

When a grown man says "FACTS" instead of..."thats a fact"

 

[The Dust King]

When a grown man says "FACTS" instead of..."thats a fact"

so adding "thats" and "a" removes the trigger for you?



your posting history is very by the way. you have a lot of posts that are


FACTS

 

[Axum Ezana]

yall make up so many rules on this forum that no one follows

 

[richaveli83]

The term Cappin was around when I was young.... there really isn’t nothing new under the sun.... and black slang doesn’t have age restrictions

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[richaveli83]

There are 18 year olds that think “simp” is a new term and old folks shouldn’t use it.



A lot of the street lingo still used today comes from Ice Berg Slim’s books from the 1960s. Ain’t nothing new.

Yep. First time I heard simp was from Too Short in the early 90s and he got it from Slim and the pimps and hustlers of the 60s and 70s.

 

[frush11]

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'Cap' and 'Whole time' are probably the slang I use the most