Are you on crack?

Directed to someone who is acting out of control or acts like they are on drugs

Are you on crack?

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I'm With You

- It commonly means, "I agree with you."

- It can be a gesture of trust, "I believe in you."

- It can be a gesture of romantic love, loyalty, infatuation, "we're miles apart, but my heart is with you."

- Or a song by Canadian singer-songwriter Avril Lavigne for her debut album, Let Go.

Agreement: "Yes, yes. I hear what you're saying. I'm with you."

Infatuation: "I just met you and this is crazy, but I... I'm with you."

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You are offline

You are offline

You are offline

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Clocking you

This occurs when someone follows your typical movements over a period of time as part of a plan, such as an escape or a crime.

The inmates were clocking you and the Sergeant's cell checks to time a drug deal.

You chillin

● You are good/fine with what you did

● A way of accepting an apology for something someone didn't mean to do

You: "Sorry for stepping on your toes"
Me: "Ohh you chillin"

You straight

I accept your apology,

"I bumped into a young black man and said, "My bad." Without even looking up he said, "You straight."
—Ta-Nehisi Coates in "Between the World and Me"

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you was at the club

bottoms up when i first met you

nobody:
me: couldn’t get enough

you was at the club

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