Hitting Transfer Now

(L for lazy) - the act of transferring a phone call when you are told not to.

Jim called me to speak with a customer to explain what it means when a customer has bad debt. I told Jim what it means and informed him to tell the customer. Jim declined and asked me to explain it to the customer. I told him know and that it is his job. Jim then said hitting transfer now and transferred the caller to me and then he disconnected,

Now That's So Real!

Quantrell Bishop's biggest puppet. In January of 2015, he was part of an experiment that got a group of the intellectually disabled online (including Raging Rob) and they all were benched by the beast. Since then, he's been destroyed over and over again by Pres (Quantrell)

"That's how my biggest fan, SoSlob (Now That's So Real!) became a scorned puppet."

now thats comedy

the notorious catchphrase of the extremely famous youtuber, the lad that takes content. this phrase is featured in all of his videos via the pinned comment in a comment section.

*sees a monkey using sign language*
the lad that takes content: now thats comedy

Now that's edgy as fuck!

"Now that's edgy as fuck!" is a phrase used in the Filthy Frank series of YouTube videos created by George "Joji" Miller.

That early pubescent kid trying to be cool: "YO GUYS I WATCH PORN LIKE 10 TIMES A DAY!"
One of his classmates, jokingly: "Now that's edgy as fuck!"

Ere Me Now

Yo Ere Me now Iz about ta bust down da massive word fing for all yous batty boys. Ere Me Now iz one hof da best phrazes to use when your posse aignt listenin. Or like in da case some spasticated Geezer hez like trying ta ignore yous.

Yo Ere Me Now Dis be none utter dan mez main G Kernal KFC.
Aight so yous is like da geezer oo makes all dem chikens fings innit.

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chelsea come on now

Something that you say when someone has obviously copied someone and are pretending they haven’t.

The phrase went viral after being used in a TikTok Live by user Rianna Legend.

“You bought the same jacket as the girl”
“Chelsea come on now”
“You bought the same outfit as the girl”
“Chelsea come on now”

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bye bye now

the parting statement one uses after a conversation is awkwardly lengthened by the receiver's additional comments or questions; used to mean that our conversation should have ended earlier and you are wasting my time.

phone receptionist: so I will schedule your appointment with Dr. Lipton at tmr 3p.m.

awkward people: yes that will be great. Thank you.

phone receptionist: you're welcome. See you then.

awkward people: (Instead of "see you") and What's your name?

phone receptionist: Oh my name? My name is Martha

awkward people: How to spell it?

phone receptionist: M-a-r-t-h-a

awkward people: Great. Thank you.

phone receptionist: yeah bye bye now.

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