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that wasn't very cash money of you 

the phrase is used when someone just pulled a dick move. being cash money means being cool and chill, so not being cash money implies the person is being a huge ass, or just fucked up.
yo, did you just throw my beer? that wasn't very cash money of you
hey man that wasn't very cash money of you
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Mariah-Carey-Money 

Insane amounts of money typically made from the music business.
Yeah, he made a few bucks from that one hit, but it was no Mariah-Carey-Money.

Rihanna is hot, but she aint making Mariah-Carey-Money.

Tennis Shoe Money 

Somewhere between dirt poor and F*#% You Money. It's the initial indicator of modern financial freedom, allowing a person who has Tennis Shoe Money to wear trendy athletic shoes while conducting business activities that would otherwise demand a different class of foot wear. Generally centered around tech start ups, Tennis Shoe Money has spread to other business sectors.
What's up with the silver sneakers at the office?

He's got Tennis Shoe Money.

Lawyers, Guns and Money 

What you send for when the shit has hit the fan.

Song by American songwriter Warren Zevon on his 1978 album "Excitable Boy."
"I was gambling in Havana, I took a little risk.
Send Lawyers, Guns and Money, dad, get me out of this."

Eichenhofer Money 

When you have so much money that the national debt ceiling looks like chump change compared to your bank account.
"I was only able to afford 3 yachts and 15 lambos. I feel like a broke bitch... I need that Eichenhofer money...

mailbox money 

Mailbox money is another way to word "passive income." It's money that shows up in the physical mail or electronically in your account regularly with little or no ongoing effort.
I'm making a lot of mailbox money selling my photos online.
mailbox money by atomicdc November 4, 2016

I-35 money 

Similar to long money. Typically, a longstanding financial empire that has been amassed and eventually passed down from generation to generation. The term "I-35" is symbolic of the length of U.S. interstate that nearly touches the neighboring countries of Mexico and Canada, giving it a near nationwide effect. The Hiton sisters, Ivanka Trump are some examples of beneficiaries of I-35 money.
Paris Hilton, got that I-35 money.

Ivanka Trump, got that I-35 money.

Oprah got that I-35 money.

Bill Gates got that I-35 money.

Warren Buffett got that I-35 money.
I-35 money by TechieThugg March 12, 2008