Thursday, January 24, 2008
Twista Cool
I've grown really fond of the term "twista cool," which I just made up. It's kind of like "tre chic," but about things being really cool. That said, it's not really something you can say aloud. In fact, I think describing something out loud as "twista cool" would be "twista lame." But in writing, it's a pretty dope way to describe things.
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I heard a DJ on Kube say, "What's good?" in the place of "What's up?" I like it. It's straightforward and positive. When I ask, "What's up?" to someone, I don't want to hear them complain. Nope. If anything, I just want to hear what's good. This is especially true if I will benefit from the goodness.
Potential conversation #1:
Kelly: Hey, Marc. What's up?
Marc: Well, Kelly, my kneecap fell out yesterday and I used it as a retainer.
Kelly: Oh, that's pretty weird, Marc.
(Note: The kneecap retainer situation happened in my dream.)
Potential conversation #2:
Kelly: Hey, Marc. What's good?
Marc: I just found lots of $100 bills! Would you like one?
Kelly: H yes, I would! Thanks, Marc!
That is why you should start saying, "What's good?" in addition to "twist cool."
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