I smell what you're steppin in 

I understand, I get you

"That test was really hard" - Victoria
"I smell what you're steppin in" - Kelly

I smell what you're steppin in by KellyIvoneShelly December 15, 2011

when you drive like lightning you’re going to crash like thunder 

Slang. Adjective. Whenever you’re driving too fast just like lightning you’re going to crash like thunder. It’s going to be very sudden and violent.

Look at that accident! Yeah I see. What caused it? When you drive like lightning you’re going to crash like thunder. It’s going to be very sudden and violent.

when you drive like lightning you’re going to crash like thunder by B-rizzle July 17, 2020

I thought you were bae but you're just fam 

and old vine made in like the time vine was popular

person 1:I thought you were bae but you're just fam

person2: john wait-

I thought you were bae but you're just fam by unlistedcali October 27, 2020

picking up what you're laying down 

A phrase to let someone know you understand what they're talking about.

Dude: So then Brenda says she wants to get in the back seat.

Other dude: I'm picking up what you're laying down.

picking up what you're laying down by Nole69 June 13, 2009

Hello, you're quite good at turning me on 

This term, "Hello, you're quite good at turning me on" originated back 200 years ago in the time of the olympians. This term can be used as a 'pickup- line' attempt, and usually results with a slap in the face. On rare occasions it may be worse, for example: you may be kicked in the genitals, but do not fear, the pain will go away quickly, due to the fact that you will be unconscious.

"hello, name, you're quite good at turning me on"

*KICK*

*THUMP*

Hello, you're quite good at turning me on by Paolo Vella January 13, 2007

I hear what you're saying and it sounds like Oy Yoy Yoy 

A phrase, origin of which is in Hebrew and now one of the most popular phrase in Israel. It's equivalent to "stop complaining like a baby" but much more cynical.
it's usually used when someone complains about unimportant things.

She: I'm 40, single, ugly and got fired today.
Me: I hear what you're saying and it sounds like Oy Yoy Yoy! I'm so miserable! No one wants me! I'd rather kill myself!

I hear what you're saying and it sounds like Oy Yoy Yoy by Burgi May 13, 2005

I'm pickin' up what you're puttin' down! 

Used to say "I understand", but in a slightly more ghetto way.

White Friend- Do you understand?

You- I'm pickin' up what you're puttin' down!

I'm pickin' up what you're puttin' down! by KILL_EM_ALL1981 August 24, 2010