- What, do you say
"A-F" or do you say "Af." - "A-F."
- That's how bad I am! - Hey, I was a teenager once.
- (scoffing) "Once." ♪ (upbeat intro) ♪ - (FBE) Tyler, can you tell me
who you're with today? - I am here with
my wonderful mother, Tiffany. - He's my oldest, so, you know,
we're pretty close. - This is my amazing Madre,
whom I love. - This is my mom!
She's the best. - We're very close. She knows all the tea, all the drama,
all the beef at school. - (FBE) We brought you guys in today
because we wanted the teens to test their parents to see
if they know the meaning of their favorite slang words.
- Okay. Do you know what a slang word is?
- Yes, I know what a slang word is, but I've been out
of the circulation for a while, so I might not know as many as--
- He's not gonna know any of them! - I work in a school, so I hear
some of the kids using, you know, some of the words. - I usually don't say that
many slang words around her because I know she won't get it. - My brother, he's very old-fashioned
and uses posh words. That rubbed off on me,
or at least I just want to impress him, so
I usually don't use slang words. - I might know some
but probably not all of them. I know he gets mad when I say
some slang words because he thinks
I sound really silly-- - That's why I try
to refrain from saying any. ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ - (FBE) Here is your first slang word.
- Oh, this is my word. I feel like I don't
usually say this around you because it's kind of a half bad word. - I would think it would
mean "fart" or something. - It sounds like a bad word. Is it?
- What do you mean? We all say this, me and my friends. - Oh, I know this one. I use it around friends--
- You don't use it at home. - When my swearing
doesn't have to be censored. - Okay, I've never heard this one. I think it's really funny, though. - (FBE) Do you know
what this means? - Uh, "deadass" could be "lame."
- You're completely off. - No. - Someone who doesn't text back? - Somebody who is a badass? - It means... uh, like, "for sure"? - I would say it's
an emphasis on seriously, like, "Deadass, this is the best
meal I've ever had." - It has the word "ass" in it.
How is that good? - When people say "deadass,"
they're usually clapping, and they mean "serious,"
like, "This is serious." "This is deadass... deadass." - So that's what I say next time
I want you to do something. - (FBE) How would you use
this in a sentence? - "I'm deadass serious about it!" Oh, no! (laughing) I have no idea.
- Good try. - "Tyler, get out of bed.
You're such a deadass." - You're gonna go home and be like,
"Deadass, Mikaela, you're so annoying." ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ - (FBE) Here's your next word. - I don't even want
to imagine what that means, and if I had to guess,
it would be a bad word, so I'm not gonna even go there. - Well, do you say "A-F"
or do you say "Af"? - "A-F."
- That's how bad I am! It stands for something.
Do you know what it stands for? - No. - Like, on point,
kind of like seriously? - "A-F."
- That's my word. - As eff. He's said that a couple of times.
He's used that word. I mean, I guess I should be glad
that you've used that instead of the actual word. - I'm kind of surprised
you got it right. - I know what this is,
and if you repeat it, you're in trouble. - Okay, yes, mother. - "As fudge."
- (laughing) - I can't say the F-word.
- There you go. - Is it like that?
- Yeah. - Acronym, right?
- Yes. So you are in the ballpark.
It is an acronym. It means "as [bleep]."
- Oh, nice. - If I'm really tired, I'm like,
"I'm tired AF." - (FBE) How would
you use it in a sentence? - You guys are really
putting me on the spot. I have no clue how to use these words! - How would you describe me,
and then add "AF" onto the end. - "She's sassy AF." - There you go! Good job! I'm proud of you. - "That is cool AF."
- Nice! There you go. Yes.
She's learning. ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ - (FBE) Here's another.
- Oh, okay. This is my word that I chose, so--
- "Bet"? - These are really good.
- Okay, B-E-T. Well, "bet." - Ooh! I like this one.
Do you know what it means? - Like, "I bet you something"? - "I bet." Gamble?
Never heard that one being used. - This makes me think of The Network. - I would say,
"You can bet your life on it." - This one, I feel like, I say. - "I bet you're super cool"
or something. (laughing) No? - Oh, I know this one. Someone said something
and you would reply "bet," which means you're being challenged
and you will do it. - It means "okay" or "I'm down." - So it's just a simple "okay"?
- Yeah, pretty much. - Like a challenge.
- It's like a challenge. - When people dare you to do something
or say, oh, you won't do this, people will just say "bet." - It also means, "Okay. Yes." - "Bet" is not saying "okay." I'm serious, Jayka!
- Okay. - Yeah, no, bet. (laughing)
- Oh, my god. Oh, my god. What have we done? - (FBE) How would
you use that in a sentence? - "I'm gonna walk out that door. Bet." - That was a good delivery,
though, too. - "I bet you don't know what this is." It's just like when, in the old days,
the word "bad" came out and everybody thought "bad" was good.
Now "bet" is okay. I can live with that. ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ - (FBE) Here's another.
- "Sus"? - So this is mine. I feel like she's never heard
me say this one just because I also
censor myself around her just because I don't want her
to ask what stuff means. - (FBE) Do you know this?
- I don't know it. - I feel like you've seen it. - No idea what that means. - Substandards? - Disgust sus?
No, I don't know. - That was a good guess, actually.
- Okay. - It looks like "suspended."
- You're kind of in the right direction. Like, it's being part of a word. - "Sus" is... I guess you would say
it's short for "suspicious." Someone's doing something
really shady behind your back, you'd go to your friend and be like,
"That is so sus." - If you didn't answer your phone,
I'm like, "Why is he being sus?" You know?
- Okay. - You could say something like,
"That guy was a little sus when he was talking to us.
I think he was lying." - Just chop it.
- This is the problem with today's society.
- Why? You think we're lazy? - Yes, exactly! When you text, I always tell you
text in complete sentences. Like, this, I wouldn't know
what the heck you're saying. - (FBE) How would
you use it in a sentence? - Well, probably like she used it.
"That's really sus" or something like that. - "You're suspect."
- That works. - How about "those two look sus"?
I don't know. - I guess. - I don't mind you using it.
- It's very appropriate. - It's not a big deal. ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ - (FBE) Here's another.
- "Wildin'." - That sounds like
the wild, wild west. - (FBE) What do
you think this means? - You know I say this, too. - Well, maybe you do but
I don't know what it means. - I really don't know. - Oh, it's my pick.
I picked it. I use this a lot. - You'd be like, "Oh, she's wildin'."
Like she's going crazy? - Yeah. - "Do you want something crazy"? - "Crazy"?
- Yeah, that works. - "Being wild"?
- You got one! - Yay! - If someone's doing
something really crazy or being outlandish,
all that sort of stuff, you'd say, like,
"Oh, he's just wildin'." - If somebody takes
a scandalous picture or something, I'd be like, "She's wildin'." I use it a lot in
my everyday vocabulary, so--
- Which I am not proud of. - It doesn't have a bad word in it,
so I am okay if she were to use it. - (FBE) And how would you use it? - "Me and my friends
are going wildin' this weekend." Hey, I was a teenager once.
- (scoffing) "Once." - "You're wildin'."
- She used it in a sentence! - "They were wildin' at Coachella." - She's wildin' all the time, too,
so that's one of her personality-- - When your dad knows
that you're wildin'. He's wildin', too. He jumped out of a plane.
- I am. Well--
- Where do I get it from? ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ - (FBE) Here's another.
- "Rip"? - "Rip" or "R-I-P"? - That's obvious but
it's gotta be something different. - (FBE) What do you think this means? - Well, I would be using it as,
you know, "condolences," "rest in peace." - Is it just what it looks like? "R-I-P"? - Like "took away
from you something"? - I don't even know what it means. - This is my pick.
- Yeah. Yeah, and I've actually heard
him say this. "RIP" is just something
that's "over" or "dead" or "no good." - Just something bad happened. People will be like, "Oh, RIP." - When I'm texting somebody,
"Oh, I got so much homework." Then they'll just type in "RIP"
and that's it. - Like you're dead?
Like this is too much? - Yeah, just like somebody else. - It's more for funny stuff. It's like, "R-I-P,
like you got friend zoned." - We're not actually telling
someone to "rest in peace." We're just like, "Ugh!" - Oh, "we wouldn't
want to be in your shoes." - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - (FBE) So how would
you use it in a sentence? - Text me something really long
and I'll just say "RIP." - Thanks. - If someone were to say to you,
"I broke my phone." You'd be like, "RIP."
- Wow! - "Anahita, I cannot come over. RIP."
- Oh, yeah! Yeah, good job!
That was actually good, dad. - "You're in trouble.
You didn't do your chores." - Then use--
- "RIP!" - There you go. ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ - (FBE) Here is another.
- There's no way. There is no way you're gonna get this. - "Yet"?
- (laughing) - This is mine.
I say it all the time, no matter what.
It's a dead meme, absolutely, but it's still fun. - (FBE) What do you think that means?
- I have no clue what that is. - No idea what that is. - I've heard this but I have
no idea what it means. - Does it mean "yes"? - Oh, my.
- You've heard this one. - Yes!
- Yeet! - My son, he'll answer the phone
and say this. I'm guessing it means "yeah" or "yes." - This one's really weird because
it doesn't have a specific definition, I would say, like the others. You kinda just say it
as you're doing an action. - It used to be just like "yes."
I don't know. That was back when dabbing was cool. - Doing something
just crazy or just weird. If you just threw
something across the room, you'd be like, "Yeet!" - I have my wallet. I will throw... YEET! See?
- Like "really great"? Like you're so excited
you're gonna throw stuff? - I'm sorry. It's just
really weird to explain. - Really? Is it that weird? - Because there's no definition.
You just do it. You just say it.
- It's a feeling? - People just kinda go "yeet."
- You just yell it out? - Yeah. - That's the only way
I've heard it used. I think it's totally fun.
I would do it, to be a total dork. - Yeah! (laughing) - (FBE) How would
you say it in a sentence? - Let's see. "I just got a raise. Yeet!"
- (laughing) She's like a teenager
trapped in her body, honestly. - "The house is clean.
Bills are paid. Yeet!" - (FBE) How do you feel about your mom
not knowing this slang, but now getting it?
- I'm never saying it again. - I'm so sorry. Yeet!
Not. (laughing) - RIP. - This is good to teach him
these words so that when he hears it,
he actually knows. - This way, I know
what she's talking about, and I'm not walking into something
that I have no clue, so, yeah, I enjoy learning it. ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ - Thanks for watching us
get tested on slang-- - On the React channel. - Don't be sus!
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- Let us know in the comments. - (both) Bye! - Hey, guys, I'm Katie,
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