formality vs informality, aging?

[Charlotte]

I would not have said, "Bobby, what up?"

I hope not.  The proper phrase would be "Sup, dude?"

Guess my informality is out of date...

And if they ask how you are doing, then I believe the proper response would be, "gucci."
If they ask if you are doing well, then you would say, "bet."

Gucci apparently means "good" or "fine" while bet means "yes."

I learned this a couple years ago so it may be slightly out of date by now.

[ergative]

I would not have said, "Bobby, what up?"

I hope not.  The proper phrase would be "Sup, dude?"

Guess my informality is out of date...

And if they ask how you are doing, then I believe the proper response would be, "gucci."
If they ask if you are doing well, then you would say, "bet."

Gucci apparently means "good" or "fine" while bet means "yes."

I learned this a couple years ago so it may be slightly out of date by now.

Yes, I learned "gucci" from an RA in 2016 or so, so who knows what kids these days are saying now.

[downer]

You can Google that too.

One site suggests they are saying: Federer is the GOAT
I'm not sure that can be right.

[Wahoo Redux]

I miss "Groovy."  I was a little kid when that "hip," but it always struck me right.

[cathwen]

I use "groovy" all the time.  I guess that shows my age!