Origins of this Toronto saying are unclear, but it is most likely derived from the saying “put 2 and 2 together,” meaning the
conclusion is OBVIOUS or a FACT. It is also used interchangeably with “More Times” (see
definition).
(Note: you cannot say my word after two twos. It is
redundant and stupid).
Example 1: Sean: Yo, two twos (if you put 2 and 2 together), your
girlfriend is cheating on you. She went to that
house party and didn’t call you once fam.
Example 2: Sarah:
What do you think of my dress?
Sam: Two twos (more times), it looks good still.