What does it mean?
“That outfit is fire.”
That outfit looks really good.
“She’s throwing shade,” so she must be blocking the sun.
It means she’s being rude or disrespectful.
“That movie was bussin.”
That movie was really good.
“I can’t even right now.”
I’m overwhelmed or frustrated.
“I’m cooked.”
I’m in trouble / I messed up
“He’s low-key mad.”
He’s a little mad but not showing it much.
“That’s cap,” so someone is talking about a hat.
It means that’s not true / a lie.
“I’m so over it.”
I’m frustrated and don’t care anymore.
“That was low-key embarrassing.”
That was a little embarrassing.
“That test had me weak.”
That test was very hard or stressful.
“She ate and left no crumbs.”
She did really well / did an amazing job.
“I’m dead,” so the person is actually not alive.
It means something is really funny.
“He’s acting sus.”
He’s acting suspicious.
“He thinks he’s him.”
He thinks he’s really important or impressive.
“My brain is fried.”
I’m mentally tired.
“That test was mid.”
The test was average / not very good.
“He’s salty,” so he tastes like salt.
It means he’s upset or annoyed.
“This homework ain’t it.”
This homework is bad / not good.
“This class is not the vibe.”
This class is not enjoyable.
“School is taking me out.”
School is exhausting me.
“He’s doing too much.”
He’s being extra or overreacting.
“She’s ghosting me,” so she turned into a ghost.
It means she’s ignoring messages.
“She’s on one today.”
She’s acting wild or different today.
“She’s doing the most.”
She’s being dramatic or overdoing things.
“I’m about to crash out.”
I’m about to get really upset or overwhelmed.