What does sick spots really mean?
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is coming from Charlie and Cardi B on BBC1 radio show: Charlie
– Would you rather have a night out with me or Offset?
Cardi B – With my man –
Come on, man! LONDON – I know London better than Offset, I can show you all sick spots.
What does sick spot mean?
How do we figure it out?
What is a spot?
London has some good tearooms.
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“Sick” is very informal, current, young people’s, slang for “good”, “exciting”, “fun”, etc. “About Sick” is very informal, current.
Inverted meanings: sick, bad, and wicked.
“Sick” is very informal, current, young people’s, slang for “good”, “exciting”, “fun”, etc. “About Sick” is very informal, current.
Inverted meanings: sick, bad, and wicked.
“Sick” is very informal, current, young people’s, slang for “good”, “exciting”, “fun”, etc. “About Sick” is very informal, current.
Inverted meanings: sick, bad, and wicked.
“Sick” is very informal, current, young people’s, slang for “good”, “exciting”, “fun”, etc. “About Sick” is very informal, current.
Inverted meanings: sick, bad, and wicked.
“Sick” is very informal, current, young people’s, slang for “good”, “exciting”, “fun”, etc. “About Sick” is very informal, current.
Inverted meanings: sick, bad, and wicked.
“Sick” is very informal, current, young people’s, slang for “good”, “exciting”, “fun”, etc. “About Sick” is very informal, current.
Inverted meanings: sick, bad, and wicked.
“Sick” is very informal, current, young people’s, slang for “good”, “exciting”, “fun”, etc. “About Sick” is very informal, current.
Inverted meanings: sick, bad, and wicked.
“Sick” is very informal, current, young people’s, slang for “good”, “exciting”, “fun”, etc. “About Sick” is very informal, current.
Inverted meanings: sick, bad, and wicked.
“Sick” is very informal, current, young people’s, slang for “good”, “exciting”, “fun”, etc. “About Sick” is very informal, current.
Inverted meanings: sick, bad, and wicked.
