Sports trash talk from the early 1990s, first coined in the movie "White Men Can't Jump". Used to intimidate opponents by implying that those who "goin' Sizzler" had already won the game and were planning to celebrate at Sizzler Steakhouse. Often, and as in White Men Can't Jump, the statement "we goin' sizzler" was known to backfire.

Tosh.0's spirited sequal to "White Men can't jump". Mainly the movie is to show reverse descrimination, as to be ironic.

(It's not a real movie though, it's only a joke.)

A term that's been in use in sports for several decades indicating a person that can't jump high.

It's especially used in basketball, using the stereotype that white people can't jump

A parody of Gangsta speak, or "Ebonics", wherein people call each other Homie. Taken from the game version of "White men can't jump", which features some of the worst Ebonics in history.

The original source for this word direct quote from seanbaby.com's review of the game in the 20 worst games in history: "BANGIN' UP HIGH THE HANDLE HOMEY BEEF!"

a playground legend and hustler in the streets of LA. He is one of the greatest streetball players ever. Most importantly, he proves that WHITE MEN CAN JUMP and gives white basketball players everywhere hope.

it means to be humiliated in the olympics

proof that "black men can't hoop"

The female equivalent to the alley oop. Basically, it is an alley oop that end anti climatically with the second player tossing in a lay-up instead of a dunk. Can also be seen outside of womens games in a street game of underskilled, old, or out of shape players.