by Mos before Bros April 17, 2007
by Mos before Bros April 17, 2007
Rhetorical question asked by someone distinctly more cool than whomever is being asked in an attempt to point out his or her inherent corniness or dorkiness.
Is used primarily used by a black person to a white person but may be used by any hip person who wants to call out an uncool subordinate.
Originally used in a skit on Chappelle's Show.
Is used primarily used by a black person to a white person but may be used by any hip person who wants to call out an uncool subordinate.
Originally used in a skit on Chappelle's Show.
by Mos before Bros April 17, 2007
by Mos before Bros April 17, 2007
by Mos before Bros April 18, 2007
by Mos before Bros April 17, 2007
Used to convey to a friend that something is serious.
An exaggerated amount of emphasis is to be placed on "game."
An exaggerated amount of emphasis is to be placed on "game."
"Angelica, we bought a gallon of ice cream, a pound cake and a vat of caramel."
"Yo it's not a game." (To be pronounced "gaaaaaaaame.")
"Yo it's not a game." (To be pronounced "gaaaaaaaame.")
by Mos before Bros April 17, 2007