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Money Good

Meaning my money is good, you have the funds to buy something. Money is around you and you have it often

Cash: I’m flying to Vegas soon
Ken: Fr? It’s expensive there

Cash: I ain’t trippin money good

by Kingpincash July 13, 2022


all money aint good money

IN BRIEF: Getting or taking money can sometimes lead to repercussions or consequences.

DUDE#1: I gotta hit the spot.
DUDE #2: I wouldn't do that, cat. All money aint good money. Plus police out deep anyway.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant May 14, 2009

56πŸ‘ 10πŸ‘Ž


Good Money

It's a New York expression. When you are OK, when you do not need any further explanation, or when someone tries to make you shut up, they say "You Good Money". meaning everything is OK.

Guy 1: Yo.. I didnt tell her that yo...

Guy 2: Aight, You Good Money, B.

by Kishamela October 8, 2008

82πŸ‘ 20πŸ‘Ž


good money

You okay, your alright,doing fine, you straight, in the clear

Someone says "you good money", is saying that all is allright, or that you will be straight.

by Ohmod Logan June 23, 2006

139πŸ‘ 36πŸ‘Ž


Good Money

Another way to say you feel like you spent a lot of money.

"Now people can buy or get the abandoned map and the shotty for free or little money on PS Store! I did not even get an early with mine! I spent good money for it too!"
(referencing the early that is currently not happening due to PSN downtime and then when PSN came back up and everyone got a chance to input the codes they find they cannot use it due to server maintenance while PS Plus get it for free and everyone else might be able to buy it)

by tbclycan June 2, 2011

9πŸ‘ 32πŸ‘Ž


Your money's no good here!

This phrase is not a way of indicating that the listener has the wrong currency for use in payment. It can be used in at least two ways. First, with a negative intent, as a way of refusing service, preemptively, to a person who wishes to buy something. This usage is intended to get rid of or threaten the listener. Conversely, the second usage is a bit of Mafia bravado as a way of paying the bill at a restaurant, or some other establishment as a way of impressing the listener or putting the listener in the speaker's debt. In this case, the exchange is stereotypically gendered where the speaker is male and the listener is female.

Dawn, I'm talkin' t'you. Your money's no good here!

by tvod December 27, 2016

15πŸ‘ 18πŸ‘Ž


good money

see luke and leigh's pending homecoming plans

Luke's night is gonna be good money.

by Dr dvcc October 9, 2008

5πŸ‘ 48πŸ‘Ž