Someone that is bad with using slang will often say this to try 'stay on the trend'. This is also a line in the quite-popular Sanders Sides series in the episode 'Dealing With Anxiety pt.1', which was made by Thomas Sanders.

This is what the Asian hookers say to you when you are walking down the street.

1. I still want to have sex with you.

2. You seem less unhappy

A) A question that asks what one has been up to.
B) A question that asks how one is feeling.

Basically the ghetto version of "You wish". So the literal meaning is no.

This is what you say to someone avoiding the "Hey how are you?" that everyone hates, because no one really cares.

By using "Good you", you are not only asking a question, but referring to your general status. "Good"

Using this phrase in passing people will leaving them baffled and confused, yet you have not offended them.

NOTE - This can also be used as a pickup line.

A funny way to seem like an insider and confuse girls - also an excellent conversation starter. Originating from Hockey and Soccer jocks. Said to someone in passing as if they had just asked you "how's it going?". Thus, in answering a question the target hasn't posed while simultaneously posing a one new, the target is rendered confused and rattled... and yet strangely aroused. However, if you are promtply met with a reply of "good, thanks!" you know you've met your match.

Works on: young women in any setting, noobs