MAKE IT MAKE SENSE
Um, so you want me to drive to your house and pick up your little girl to take her over to her friends house? You do know I live 20 minutes away from you! Where are the other four children in your home who can legally drive her to the location, that is 5 minutes away from your house? No! I am not doing that! Girl, make it make sense! What did you say? You're tired! I just got off of work the same time you did! If you are not using this term, please politely add it to your sayings. This is one of my favorites! When some people do things you just can't understand or try to involve you in their foolishness, "Make It Make Sense" kind of soothes your brain. This scenario doesn't make sense, right?
IF CHANGING THE NARRATIVE WAS A PERSON
This way of speaking is widely used on social media. It is an interesting way to make a point about something you dislike or perhaps even like. You will usually notice people comparing their own homemade idioms to a person. Of course the verbs and adjectives must be in place. You have to start your first word with if, and you have to end it with person. This is very prevalently used. If changing the story or narrative was a person melanated people would be thriving 100% in everything this world has to offer. Don't get me wrong, we are! A lot of us are. My point is that when you have wicked people who had a head start in killing and stealing our history, plus controlling the portrayal of our history, it makes a huge difference economically, spiritually, politically, and medically!
ITS THE KISS ON THE CHEEKS FOR ME 🥰
This one right here is another one of my favorites! Let's get very mushy! This is such a well-liked frame of words. Its used in the most cutest, adorable ways. Ok, you have a grandmother and grandfather who are still in the land of the living. They are the epitome of black love that rocks! You put a picture of them on your Instagram account of their 60th wedding anniversary. They’re both in their early 90s but they look more like 80. Your entire family is blessed by their wisdom and love. You aspire to have a loving, fruitful marriage just like them. You will! In the picture you show grandpa bending over to kiss your grandmother in the sweet way they always are towards each other. It’s magical and you get thousands of views and likes. The compliments and comments on your page are priceless, wrapped in nothing but positive energy. One person says it’s the kiss on the cheeks for me! Always start this phrase with "its the" and end with, 'for me." Got it! Okay, very good! Use and abuse these words!
IMA NEED YALL/YOU
If you want to tell anybody a piece of your mind without using your lump sum of dazzling words (profanity) or want to pitch your point to them, utter this locution. So, you’re in the car with your twin girls taking them to a family birthday party. They are super duper excited about being around their family because they like parties. They haven’t seen their little cousins in a long time. Meanwhile you hear them popping their gum or chewing it in an irritating way. This is what you say. You tell’em (tell them), Ima need yall to stop popping and smacking that gum, right now! The end! They stop. If it is said effectively you should only have to speak it once. Remember when you use these particular words it is a must to exercise your authority. Here are a few more examples: Ima need you to go clean up your mess, right now! Ima need you to stay out of my business, and lose my number. Ima need you to learn how to cook! Lastly, Ima need yall to always come by and visit SFM! 😉