WEBVTT 00:00:00.013 --> 00:00:02.523 - "Salty," that's my jaw right there, yo! 00:00:02.523 --> 00:00:04.852 - Oh, "hun-ty." (laughing) 00:00:04.852 --> 00:00:06.716 ♪ (upbeat theme music) ♪ 00:00:15.864 --> 00:00:17.313 - (FBE) Today, we're gonna see how well you know 00:00:17.313 --> 00:00:19.428 some modern slang words. - Okay. 00:00:19.428 --> 00:00:20.704 I hope I'm a little hip. 00:00:20.704 --> 00:00:22.683 - I'm not sure if I'm up to the modern slang, you know? 00:00:22.683 --> 00:00:24.496 I'm used to old '90s. 00:00:24.496 --> 00:00:28.460 - I do have teenagers, so... I'm not totally out of the loop. 00:00:28.460 --> 00:00:31.201 - I'm familiar with a lot of them, but I know they're 00:00:31.201 --> 00:00:32.686 constantly coming up with new ones. 00:00:32.686 --> 00:00:38.217 - My vocabulary is not very appreciated at home. 00:00:38.217 --> 00:00:40.412 I'll say certain things and they're like, "Mom, really?" 00:00:40.412 --> 00:00:41.557 - Don't know if I'll do well. 00:00:41.557 --> 00:00:46.407 My son will start saying something, and then once I pick up on it, 00:00:46.407 --> 00:00:47.806 then he's like, "Well, I'm stopping." 00:00:47.806 --> 00:00:48.713 - I think I'll do pretty good. 00:00:48.713 --> 00:00:51.548 But I know quite a bit that I just hear around me 00:00:51.548 --> 00:00:54.513 from spending most of my life with teenagers. 00:00:54.513 --> 00:00:57.809 ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ 00:00:57.809 --> 00:00:59.371 - (FBE) Here is your first word. Do you know it? 00:00:59.371 --> 00:01:01.188 - "Stan." Sounds like a guy's name. 00:01:01.188 --> 00:01:03.067 - (chuckling) I do not know this. 00:01:03.067 --> 00:01:04.795 - That's slang? "Stan." 00:01:04.795 --> 00:01:06.082 No, I don't know what that means. 00:01:06.082 --> 00:01:09.187 - "Stan"? That's... that's a slang? 00:01:09.187 --> 00:01:10.580 - That's my uncle's name. 00:01:10.580 --> 00:01:12.067 That doesn't help anything, though. 00:01:12.067 --> 00:01:13.280 I don't know "Stan." 00:01:13.280 --> 00:01:15.949 - Somebody who's kind of old-fashioned or somebody who's 00:01:15.949 --> 00:01:19.380 kind of a nerd or a geek or an old person? 00:01:19.380 --> 00:01:20.782 No, I don't know that one. 00:01:20.782 --> 00:01:24.080 - "Stan" reminds me of the song by Eminem, "Stan," 00:01:24.080 --> 00:01:29.231 so I would call "Stan" a guy that's obsessed and crazy 00:01:29.231 --> 00:01:32.082 over somebody else, you know, like a crazy fan. 00:01:32.082 --> 00:01:35.409 - (FBE) So "Stan" is a combination of the words "stalker" and "fan" 00:01:35.409 --> 00:01:38.257 to describe a person who is overly obsessed with a celebrity. 00:01:38.257 --> 00:01:40.192 - Oh, stalker and a fan, all right. 00:01:40.192 --> 00:01:41.729 Got them mixed in as stalker and a fan. 00:01:41.729 --> 00:01:44.608 - (FBE) "Stan" gained popularity thanks to an Eminem song 00:01:44.608 --> 00:01:46.952 of the same name about a guy who kills himself 00:01:46.952 --> 00:01:49.629 because Eminem doesn't respond to his fan letters. 00:01:49.629 --> 00:01:51.469 - Okay, I remember that song. 00:01:51.469 --> 00:01:54.206 - That escalated quickly, didn't it? 00:01:54.206 --> 00:01:56.448 (chuckling) Stan, a stalker fan. 00:01:56.448 --> 00:01:58.450 - I didn't do too bad then, awesome. 00:01:58.450 --> 00:02:02.301 Very popular song, so the moment I saw "Stan," 00:02:02.301 --> 00:02:04.807 that was the only thing I could relate it to, you know, 00:02:04.807 --> 00:02:08.675 some crazy guy, obsessed, you know, for another artist. 00:02:08.675 --> 00:02:12.740 ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ 00:02:12.740 --> 00:02:14.314 - (FBE) Here is your next word. - "Tea." 00:02:14.314 --> 00:02:15.360 I don't know what that is. 00:02:15.360 --> 00:02:16.064 - "Tea"? 00:02:16.064 --> 00:02:17.368 I thought I was gon' do good on this. 00:02:17.368 --> 00:02:18.779 - (laughing) I don't know what "tea" is. 00:02:18.779 --> 00:02:20.830 - I've never seen that one before either, "tea." 00:02:20.830 --> 00:02:22.891 - Well, I know what the word "tea" means, 00:02:22.891 --> 00:02:26.838 but I have a feeling it doesn't mean like chai tea. 00:02:26.838 --> 00:02:31.613 - I know using it like gossip, like "spilling the tea." 00:02:31.613 --> 00:02:35.063 - Like the Kardashians "spilling the tea" on someone 00:02:35.063 --> 00:02:36.576 and giving details. 00:02:36.576 --> 00:02:37.636 "What happened? What happened? 00:02:37.636 --> 00:02:38.502 I want to know the gossip." 00:02:38.502 --> 00:02:41.644 - (FBE) So "tea" is some particulary juicy gossip. 00:02:41.644 --> 00:02:44.322 When you share the gossip, you're "spilling the tea." 00:02:44.322 --> 00:02:46.688 - Oh, okay, see, now that's new to me. 00:02:46.688 --> 00:02:48.298 I never heard that word before. 00:02:48.298 --> 00:02:51.248 - Mm-hmm, I'm all about that tea. Mm-hmm. 00:02:51.248 --> 00:02:51.994 - I like it. 00:02:51.994 --> 00:02:53.468 They should talk about gossiping like, 00:02:53.468 --> 00:02:56.650 "Ooh, I got some tea, girl. I got to tell you something." 00:02:56.650 --> 00:02:57.736 I'm gon' use that one. 00:02:57.736 --> 00:03:01.838 ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ 00:03:01.838 --> 00:03:03.437 - (FBE) Here is your next one. Do you know it? 00:03:03.437 --> 00:03:04.668 - "Bop"? I have no idea. 00:03:04.668 --> 00:03:06.010 - It's gotta stand for something. 00:03:06.010 --> 00:03:07.741 - I never heard "bop." That's a new slang? 00:03:07.741 --> 00:03:08.566 Man, I'm getting old. 00:03:08.566 --> 00:03:10.700 - "Bop," like a dance, like "bopping around"? 00:03:10.700 --> 00:03:13.486 - "Bop. Bop." A "bop." 00:03:13.486 --> 00:03:14.562 I don't know this one. 00:03:14.562 --> 00:03:17.660 - Oh my gosh! No, I don't know it. 00:03:17.660 --> 00:03:19.755 I'm almost afraid to find out what it is. 00:03:19.755 --> 00:03:21.987 - (FBE) "Bop" is used to say when a song is really good, 00:03:21.987 --> 00:03:23.772 so you'd say, "The song's a bop." 00:03:23.772 --> 00:03:25.419 - Really? Okay, I should have guessed that. 00:03:25.419 --> 00:03:27.338 - "This song's bop." That sounds very retro. 00:03:27.338 --> 00:03:29.015 That does not sound that fresh to me. 00:03:29.015 --> 00:03:31.867 - I'm used to "bomb." (chuckling) Old-school. 00:03:31.867 --> 00:03:32.838 That's fresh. 00:03:32.838 --> 00:03:33.697 - "The song is a bop." 00:03:33.697 --> 00:03:35.434 Man, I gotta see it in action or something. 00:03:35.434 --> 00:03:37.053 I'm-- (laughing) 00:03:37.053 --> 00:03:40.718 - Do they know how old this is in reference to music at all, 00:03:40.718 --> 00:03:41.844 like a bebop? 00:03:41.844 --> 00:03:43.370 That was old even for me. 00:03:43.370 --> 00:03:47.463 ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ 00:03:47.463 --> 00:03:49.118 - (FBE) Okay, so do you know this one? 00:03:49.118 --> 00:03:50.454 - "Hunty." Maybe someone who's hot. 00:03:50.454 --> 00:03:51.315 I don't know. 00:03:51.315 --> 00:03:53.335 - (laughing) I don't know what "hunty" means. 00:03:53.335 --> 00:03:57.077 - It kind of looks like "honey," like somebody you like 00:03:57.077 --> 00:03:58.686 or somebody you're interested in. 00:03:58.686 --> 00:04:00.938 - Is it like calling your girlfriend "my honey" or something else? 00:04:00.938 --> 00:04:02.695 My "hunty"... my "hunty tea." 00:04:02.695 --> 00:04:04.392 It's "hunty." (laughing) 00:04:04.392 --> 00:04:06.784 - Like "honey"? That's "my hunty." 00:04:06.784 --> 00:04:07.845 That's my boo. 00:04:07.845 --> 00:04:09.320 "Hunty"? 00:04:09.320 --> 00:04:11.570 I don't know, maybe that's my baby, that's my thing. 00:04:11.570 --> 00:04:13.882 - Well, that's gonna be a combination of something. 00:04:13.882 --> 00:04:15.882 [Bleep]-ty." [Bleep]-ty? 00:04:15.882 --> 00:04:17.001 Oh, that's right, honey [bleep]. 00:04:17.001 --> 00:04:19.911 - Oh, "hun-ty." (laughing) 00:04:19.911 --> 00:04:22.184 With my gay friends and drag queens, for sure, 00:04:22.184 --> 00:04:24.524 it's like, "Oh, hunty." I love it. 00:04:24.524 --> 00:04:28.184 It's almost like (whispering) hunty, honey and that other word. 00:04:28.184 --> 00:04:30.994 The see-you-next-Tuesday word, but, like, in a nice way. 00:04:30.994 --> 00:04:33.041 - (FBE) So "hunty" is a term of endearment, 00:04:33.041 --> 00:04:36.119 combining the words "honey" with the C-word. 00:04:36.119 --> 00:04:39.082 - Oh, oh, oh! (laughing) 00:04:39.082 --> 00:04:41.705 - (FBE) So RuPaul's Drag Race helped make this word popular. 00:04:41.705 --> 00:04:43.855 So, for example, to compliment a friend, 00:04:43.855 --> 00:04:46.002 you could say, "You look fierce, hunty." 00:04:46.002 --> 00:04:49.918 - Fierce and-- wow. And that's popular? 00:04:49.918 --> 00:04:51.789 - Beautiful. Fantastic. 00:04:51.789 --> 00:04:53.624 Well, I'm definitely using that word more often, 00:04:53.624 --> 00:04:55.593 and thank you, RuPaul. Where have I been? 00:04:55.593 --> 00:04:58.384 - Oh! (laughing) Okay. 00:04:58.384 --> 00:05:02.477 That is a little bit... hmmm, extra, 00:05:02.477 --> 00:05:05.766 but, you know, RuPaul is extra. 00:05:05.766 --> 00:05:09.832 ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ 00:05:09.832 --> 00:05:11.216 - (FBE) Okay, so do you know this one? 00:05:11.216 --> 00:05:13.094 - "OTP," I don't know. 00:05:13.094 --> 00:05:14.934 - I don't know what it is. 00:05:14.934 --> 00:05:16.944 - I know what "OPP" means. I don't know "OTP." 00:05:16.944 --> 00:05:18.045 - Sounds like "OPP." 00:05:18.045 --> 00:05:19.593 You guys down with OTP, right? 00:05:19.593 --> 00:05:20.123 I don't know. 00:05:20.123 --> 00:05:22.774 - "OPP," I know, but "OTP"? 00:05:22.774 --> 00:05:23.859 Man, I have no clue. 00:05:23.859 --> 00:05:25.761 - "On the point." (gasping) 00:05:25.761 --> 00:05:28.142 "The OTP!" They are on the point. 00:05:28.142 --> 00:05:30.757 - "OTP," which is "one true pair." 00:05:30.757 --> 00:05:32.649 The person you're supposed to be with 00:05:32.649 --> 00:05:35.511 or the old person term is your soulmate. 00:05:35.511 --> 00:05:37.802 - (FBE) OTP stands for "one true pairing." 00:05:37.802 --> 00:05:40.151 "OTP" is a couple you are really rooting for 00:05:40.151 --> 00:05:42.794 either from TV or movies, or even a celebrity couple. 00:05:42.794 --> 00:05:44.889 - Oh, that's nice. "One true pairing." 00:05:44.889 --> 00:05:45.587 Got it. 00:05:45.587 --> 00:05:49.186 - Harry and Hermione, you know, they're an OTP, 00:05:49.186 --> 00:05:51.717 or, you know, I ship that, and those who should be together. 00:05:51.717 --> 00:05:53.387 - My daughter lives on Tumblr and I feel like 00:05:53.387 --> 00:05:55.701 I have heard her say "one true pairing." 00:05:55.701 --> 00:05:58.601 She had to say it out for me because I wouldn't know 00:05:58.601 --> 00:05:59.419 what it meant. 00:05:59.419 --> 00:06:00.560 - Y'all teaching me something new. 00:06:00.560 --> 00:06:01.627 I gotta catch up on these words. 00:06:01.627 --> 00:06:03.310 It's like, man, I gotta get with the program 00:06:03.310 --> 00:06:05.427 because I-- man, I'm back in the '90s. 00:06:05.427 --> 00:06:07.428 I'm wondering why my teenagers be saying "I be wack." 00:06:07.428 --> 00:06:11.427 ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ 00:06:11.427 --> 00:06:13.081 - (FBE) Here is your next word. Do you know this one? 00:06:13.081 --> 00:06:13.937 - "Salty." 00:06:13.937 --> 00:06:16.709 (chuckling) I hope that has to do with bad luck. 00:06:16.709 --> 00:06:19.270 - "Salty." I know the way it used to be used, 00:06:19.270 --> 00:06:20.458 cussing or swearing. 00:06:20.458 --> 00:06:23.266 - "Salty" means that you had some attitude. 00:06:23.266 --> 00:06:26.169 - Just somebody being a hater, they, like, being salty. 00:06:26.169 --> 00:06:27.212 - Well, I do know what something is, 00:06:27.212 --> 00:06:28.271 but it's a little salty. 00:06:28.271 --> 00:06:29.882 It's, like, a little testy. 00:06:29.882 --> 00:06:33.322 - Like if someone's upset about something, 00:06:33.322 --> 00:06:34.593 they're feeling salty. 00:06:34.593 --> 00:06:36.147 - Now, that's one I use. 00:06:36.147 --> 00:06:40.317 That means when somebody gets a little bit jealous 00:06:40.317 --> 00:06:43.059 or a little bit mad, you get a little salty. 00:06:43.059 --> 00:06:45.609 - "Salty," that's my jaw right there, yo! 00:06:45.609 --> 00:06:47.189 Yo, I be salty! 00:06:47.189 --> 00:06:49.118 Yo, I always say that word right there. 00:06:49.118 --> 00:06:50.667 You get hot, you know what I mean? You're salty. 00:06:50.667 --> 00:06:51.817 Something you didn't do-- something is salty. 00:06:51.817 --> 00:06:52.801 Somebody did something to you. 00:06:52.801 --> 00:06:54.514 - (FBE) Salty is when you or someone else 00:06:54.514 --> 00:06:57.786 is angry, agitated or bitter. - All right, salty. 00:06:57.786 --> 00:06:59.158 It makes sense, though, salty. 00:06:59.158 --> 00:07:00.159 You're salty, dude. 00:07:00.159 --> 00:07:03.674 - You don't want to be salty, Kri. It causes wrinkles. 00:07:03.674 --> 00:07:04.865 - Whew, got one! 00:07:04.865 --> 00:07:06.565 Salty people, you just give them a little sugar 00:07:06.565 --> 00:07:07.551 and move right along. 00:07:07.551 --> 00:07:11.516 ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ 00:07:11.516 --> 00:07:12.630 - (FBE) Last one. Do you know it? 00:07:12.630 --> 00:07:13.402 - "Clap back." 00:07:13.402 --> 00:07:14.681 I haven't heard that word before. 00:07:14.681 --> 00:07:17.533 - Come back at me, give me a call back. 00:07:17.533 --> 00:07:21.238 - No! Wow, I'm really 0 for 0 for 0 for 0. 00:07:21.238 --> 00:07:22.986 - Probably, like, I'll clap back at you. 00:07:22.986 --> 00:07:24.422 You say something to me, I'm gon' clap back. 00:07:24.422 --> 00:07:25.460 I'm gon' clap you back. 00:07:25.460 --> 00:07:28.558 - It's basically when someone tries to come for you, 00:07:28.558 --> 00:07:29.629 you go right back at 'em. 00:07:29.629 --> 00:07:32.493 - They said something insulting, and then you got 'em back. 00:07:32.493 --> 00:07:33.571 You got revenge. 00:07:33.571 --> 00:07:36.999 - Somebody says something, you know, bad about you. 00:07:36.999 --> 00:07:39.231 You say something bad about them, like, right away. 00:07:39.231 --> 00:07:41.551 - It's basically trying to get back at somebody 00:07:41.551 --> 00:07:42.903 that basically got at you. 00:07:42.903 --> 00:07:45.237 You know Ja Rule the rapper? He had a song called "Clap Back." 00:07:45.237 --> 00:07:47.327 He clapped back on 50 Cent. That was one of his songs. 00:07:47.327 --> 00:07:49.191 - (FBE) So "clap back" is when you have the perfect 00:07:49.191 --> 00:07:51.733 and snappy comeback to someone's diss or jab. 00:07:51.733 --> 00:07:52.612 - Oh, okay. 00:07:52.612 --> 00:07:55.555 Maybe I don't hear it because I just always have them. 00:07:55.555 --> 00:07:59.147 - I always think of a good comeback about an hour or two later, 00:07:59.147 --> 00:08:00.656 and it's just too late. 00:08:00.656 --> 00:08:02.535 - I call it "wit". 00:08:02.535 --> 00:08:05.511 Some people call it "smart assed-ness." 00:08:05.511 --> 00:08:06.665 I just think I'm sassy. 00:08:06.665 --> 00:08:08.844 ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪ 00:08:16.637 --> 00:08:18.914 - Thanks for watching Do They Know It on the React channel. 00:08:18.914 --> 00:08:20.439 - Hit that subscribe button, huntys. 00:08:20.439 --> 00:08:22.233 - Don't be salty. Hit that Like button. 00:08:22.233 --> 00:08:24.037 - Hey, everyone, Katie here, producer for the React channel. 00:08:24.037 --> 00:08:26.167 Thank you so much for watching this episode. 00:08:26.167 --> 00:08:28.646 Are you Katie's-- I mean, my biggest Stan? 00:08:28.646 --> 00:08:30.517 Let us know in the comments. Bye.