easy now
A word used to calm people down. Usually used in conjunction with hand signals, and the word simmer down
easy now by Andy Smith November 8, 2003
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easy now by Therese Taundry July 23, 2005
Easy now
Easy now wys g?
Or
Easy now my mans getting shots in
Or
For short on a quick drug deal it’s “easy” and a fist pump
Or
Easy now my mans getting shots in
Or
For short on a quick drug deal it’s “easy” and a fist pump
Easy now by El chapo bruddaz January 4, 2025
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