1) To keep a secret.
2) To think about something you normal wouldn't think about unless someone there to point it out.
"Yo bro, keep it on a Low Key." or "You know who this man look like Low Key?" the man shows a picture of Jay-Z "LOOK!"
There's a lot of definitions of this word, but the way I use it is just another way to say to be honest.
Person 1: Yo we gotta go to the function
Person 2: Low-key Ion even wanna go
A under dog, mostly used to describe something that is really great however, that something doesn't get enough notoriety for what they do
this dog is low-key the best dog.
The phrase 'low-key' is used in many different ways. The first way to use it is when describing something that isn't obvious. The second way is when using something you are shy of, I guess? 3rd thing is that this phrase is hypothetically a CRAZE. This phrase can be put in front of ANYTHING and make sense. LITERALLY ANYTHING.
1. "Hey, Serena. Who's your favorite artist?"
"Low-key? Pablo Picasso."
2. "Girl, who do you have a crush on? Spill!"
"Low-key...James!"
3. "Did you do homework?"
"Low-key no."
Pose a question or challenge to someone knowing they can't answer it.
You're low-balling me by asking about engineering, you know I've never liked math.
A way to refer to midnight— the opposite of high noon.
Rebecca: “Meet me at Low Moon under the bridge and we will talk.”
The banana in the bunch that is easiest to pick. The outlier banana hanging on by a thread, just BEGGING to be picked. The easy choice. The bitch-boy choice.
In reference to the more commonly used phrase “low-hanging fruit”, the banana is a specific fruit. Naming a specific fruit makes the phrase more funny. I don’t make the rules, that’s just fruit joke science.
“Oh, he seems to have picked the low banana” the sports commentator made as he watched a golfer attempt to make an easy shot, but epically fail.