We knew it for awhile, but the term SWAGGER has officially died.......

[badmoonrison]

I got one for NT, it's ", though"

 

[vendetta]

White boy way? Didn't T.I. and some other famous dudes make a song about it? Must've been him, Eminem, Lil' White and Vanilla Ice. Yeah that sounds right.

 

[stack bundless]

Originally Posted by Megatron187em

reminds me of that southpark episode

it's crazy how often someone post this

 

[cucumbercool]

lol swagger wagon.

 

[flacobey]

this commercial is DUMB

 

[dipped in butter]

 

[rashchoice]

Originally Posted by wildout4

people dont even say swagger tho

"kick em to the curb and make em look like McJagggger"

some flopshots do...

 

[estbeast]

Originally Posted by ILLIONAIRE

         

 

[b smooth 202]

Originally Posted by DublBagn

The south kills everything!!!!!

 

[thebigguy1828]

Originally Posted by EstBeast

Originally Posted by ILLIONAIRE

         

 

[m1dnightmobster]

Originally Posted by badmoonRison

I got one for NT, it's ", though"

worst slang word ever. what does it even mean? it adds nothing and makes whoever says it look dumb "though"

 

[pusha c]

i hope you aren't saying the word though is slang...

 

[JayDean03]

Originally Posted by TheBigGuy1828

Originally Posted by EstBeast

Originally Posted by ILLIONAIRE

         

his swag is on deck, jus like a porch.

 

[jaysbboy]

Yea seriously, I use to only hear this word when people describe athletes such as Michael Jordan, and the way he use to approach the game. Then it started getting used in songs and now this commercial

 

[toliveanddieinnj]

the next word to play out is "Gwinning"

 

[friendliest ghost]

Originally Posted by JFMartiMcDandruff

swagger is the white boy way of saying swag

I fear for the future.

 

[rocman23]

Originally Posted by Megatron187em

reminds me of that southpark episode

same thing i thought about

 

[hombrelobo]

You act like this commercial isn't taking a shot at swagger, THOUGH.

PS I don't know why everyone is up and arms about the word swagger. It's been used for a very long time..don't blame the word for it's over saturation. Blame modern day slang and individuals with limited vocabulary.