When kids use slang or say certain phrases, it usually means they are communicating in a way that feels cool, secret, or relatable to their peer group. Slang terms often have meanings different from their literal definitions and can quickly change over time. For example, phrases like "sus" mean suspicious or shady behavior, "no cap" means no lie or being serious, and "bet" means okay or challenge accepted. Kids use these to express emotions, flag humor, or fit in with social groups. Some words even become memes or viral trends, like "six seven," which has various interpretations including a TikTok meme or reference to a basketball player, but often it is just repeated for fun without a fixed meaning. Overall, when kids say something using slang, it generally indicates an inside social language that helps build identity, humor, and belonging among peers.

If there is a specific phrase or slang the kids are saying, I can help break down its particular meaning.