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It's going 

Used by white people when they want to express to the other white person they are talking to that they're going through some shit.
Person A: How's it going, man?
Person B: It's going.

Person A: Bro...
It's going by sadboybzz June 13, 2020

it's going down for real 

When someone in an argument says something that can cause the other person to lose their shit.
John: Yo.. did you hear that? Adam just insulted Ben's mother..
Matt: Ohh.. It's going down for real now.

It's going down 

Phrase used to say it's going to happen.
It's going down soon.

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It's going to be a good game 

What you say during a sports team debate, when you want to stop arguing with someone because it's getting too intense.
Pete: the redwings will win the game tonight.
Jason: no way the Bruins are going to kill them you're so stupid.
Pete: either way it's going to be a good game

like it's going out of fashion

When someone uses a large quantity of something, in a short space of time.
No wonder Paul has syphilis he bangs hookers like it's going out of fashion

Looks like it's going to rain 

A perfect phrase for initiating small talk; can also be used when a conversation goes awry;can use this phrase even when the weather looks perfectly fine
Stranger (ordering food): Can I get a hotdog with ketchup only?

Food stand guy prepares the food.

Stranger (waiting for the food): Looks like it's going to rain.

Food stand guy: Yeah! Weather is not looking too nice!

Stranger: So where are you from?
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