Mainly by cacs on social media and on KTT who just started listening to hip-hop around 2013, I think it's important for those of us who grew up using African American Vernacular English, Ebonics, slang, etc to at the very least educate people so they don't look stupid. And also to celebrate our language as black people in America and preserve it. Even moreso being that it is Black History Month

With that being said, post tracks with heavy references to casual and/or everyday slang.

They might be cacs at the end of day, but I feel that if we can educate white people that it can potentially help bridge the divide between us. Also maybe prevent them getting their ass beat for saying s*** they don't even understand.

Thread a classic.

People are saying simp started on 4 chan man I’m gonna be sick

Damn that’s sickening

s*** had me baffled

Lmao

A f***ing travesty smh

People acting like that’s new slang is what makes me sick

Idg why people are acting like simp is a brand new word. Obviously Three 6 used it way back when but I heard people describing Marvin's Room as a simp anthem back in the Take Care days.

white people always behind the times

So this whole thread is about the word simp

That's something that threw me off too. I was on Twitter and randomly saw a ton of people using it and I'm like..."They bringing simp back?"

Then I saw it was a bunch of cacs and anime avy niggas using it and figured that cacs must've just discovered the word and don't really even know what it means, or are trying to change what it means.