Thanks, Snoop Dogg. It was Snoopzilla himself who brought the world’s most irritating rap slang term “fo shizzle” into main-stream culture. Basically, if you ask your child a simple question such as, “Would you like some mashed potatoes, honey?” and you get the answer, “Fo shizzle pops!” translate it as “Of course, I love mashed potatoes dad”. It’s a form of answering in the affirmative to replace terms such as “for sure”, “yes” and “I agree”. However, to entirely blame Snoop for bringing this annoying slang into our homes isn’t entirely fair. People have been adding the suffix “izz” and “izzle” to words for years to add a bit more “pizzazz” and “fizzle” to our language.
Jim said "Fo shizzle ye skank!"
its like saying "for sure" but with more slang.
friend 1: let's go out to eat
friend 2: fo shizzle
The longer way of saying fo sho or for sure
John is the one(own) in the Dyetones, Fo shizzle
comes from E-40's manipuilation of fo shizzle
means
a)sure
b)yes
c)cool
are you goin to da club on friday cuz?
fo shaggindof homey
big juicy black nigger in your pants jacking off his clit
jaquavius was fo ficus right behind you with jasmine
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Another way to say for real; the way for real sounds when you say it.
"My girlfriend cheated on me with my best friend."
"Fo reew? That girl's a ho."
Oh my fos was a phrase created during a tiktok live stream via user @vanity.woo on tiktok via typing 'oh my fos' while meaning to type 'oh my god' while the streamer @hehepjsk on tiktok played project sekai.
Oh my fos! That's amazing! 🩷