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Ain’t no rest for the wicked 

Originally a song by “Cage the Elephant”, the phrase is used to describe the lives of people in severe poverty either engaging in illicit activity like prostitution, robbery, or theft out of necessity to survive. Reasons include bills to pay, mouths to feed, and the fact that nothing in this world is for free. They’re not generally heartless bastards, but money makes you do things you shouldn’t be doing.
Person 1: I heard that a bunch of guys robbed an ACE Hardware store the other day

Person 2 : times must’ve been tough. Ain’t no rest for the wicked.

John Wicked 

Paramedic 1: We had a guy die from one stab wound to the heart tonight!
Paramedic 2: Damn, he got John Wicked!
John Wicked by HRTMNDR January 10, 2022

Abuse the wicked stick 

John went to abuse the wicked stick.
Abuse the wicked stick by Henter September 2, 2019

To get John Wicked 

To get ‘‘john wicked’’ or ‘‘john wicking someone’’ means having your dog shot at or shooting someone’s dog.
Based on the John Wick saga, where the whole story starts because someone killed his beloved dog.
@Victoriayavnyi on YT : I feel safe working out at night thanks to my big dog.

Some bitter men in the comments: A gun would end him. I pray for you to get John Wicked.

Person 1: My dog is my best protector.
Person 2: Until I John Wick you.
To get John Wicked by slangingshark September 24, 2023

hella wicked 

An east coast/west coast fusion of the popular adjectives hella and wicked. Used only to describe the coolest of cool, the hottest of the hot, and the best of the best.
Getting admitted to divinity school in Boston is hella wicked!
hella wicked by RinLGA April 18, 2011

abuse the wicked stick 

Taylor: i asked mobley is he abuse the wicked stick
Annette: what did he say?

Taylor: no
Annette: what a liar.