Short YouTube video (Holly Furtick) presenting a brief casual dialogue between two speakers who discuss contemporary slang. They touch on "sheesh" (an echoed interjection), "the skinny" ("give me the scoop" / drama), and "gas" as slang for something excellent (e.g., "that beat is gas" = "it's awesome"). The tone is playful and conversational, ending with speakers expressing they just want to have fun.
What's the thing you were doing the other day? Woo.
You talking about sheesh?
Is that what you're saying? Like in the. You're supposed to echo back the other person. Yeah, sheesh.
It's not woo. What are you talking about? That was so. That was just so wrong.
All right, I got one more for you.
Okay.
The skinny, like.
Oh, oh, oh. That's like. Give me the scoop. Like the drama.
I think that's more one from like. That's something my dad used to say.
Gas. You know what that one means? Because I say that all the time.
I don't know what it beats off the top of my head. Can I get a sentence?
Yeah. It's like, oh, that beat is gas.
Oh. It just means it's awesome.
It's fire. Yeah, it's fire.
Okay, I shouldn't say that.
Then don't say any of these. You don't need to say any of these.
All I wanna.
Do is.
Have some fun.
I got a feeling I'm not the only one. That song is gas. That song is fire. That's a classic.