In order to use this phrase correctly, you must use incorrect grammar. Never switch "people" to "person".

A) Someone who deep down inside has a good heart, but probably won't have your back in a time of crisis.

B) Someone whose ignorance you look past based on the length of time you've know that person.

Widely used in the South, among other areas, to describe an individual's family or someone's character. Can be used to describe one individual or a group. Note: Correct grammar is a non-issue.

Largely used by hispanics in the Texas area, denotes a "good person" or one who is deemed an alight dude

Used to describe people who are good

A phrase often used to describe the innocent and not so innocent masses.

It's pronunciation is of the "blended", not pronounced as two separate words yet not as one word either. More like good-people

people who are tan, blonde, and have white teeth. Oftenly used when speaking of weekends and or whether you hang out with good people or lame people. People who normally use this term are careless and apathetic about the things that will actually matter 2 years down the line. In other words, they are completely and totally self obsorbed.