What does “talk someone s--t” mean?
What does Talk someone shit mean? Talk shit means to talk something bad about someone or to say untrue things, but does it mean the same if it’s talk your shit? If I talk your shit then I say bad stories about you, right?
Example:
I don’t owe a thing to a muhfucka talkin’ your shit
Source: the song “Leprosy” by Ghostemane
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What does Talk someone shit mean? Talk shit means to talk something bad about someone or to say untrue things, but does it mean the same if it’s talk your shit? If I talk your shit then I say bad stories about you, right?
Example:
I don’t owe a thing to a muhfucka talkin’ your shit
Source: the song “Leprosy” by Ghostemane
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What does Talk someone shit mean? Talk shit means to talk something bad about someone or to say untrue things, but does it mean the same if it’s talk your shit? If I talk your shit then I say bad stories about you, right?
Example:
I don’t owe a thing to a muhfucka talkin’ your shit
Source: the song “Leprosy” by Ghostemane
meaning
edited Dec 21 at 19:42
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What does Talk someone shit mean? Talk shit means to talk something bad about someone or to say untrue things, but does it mean the same if it’s talk your shit? If I talk your shit then I say bad stories about you, right?
Example:
I don’t owe a thing to a muhfucka talkin’ your shit
Source: the song “Leprosy” by Ghostemane
meaning
meaning
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They were talking sh-t about him.
or
They were talking trash about him
this means they were criticizing him, a third person way beyond reason. This could include lies and great exaggerations. Often the practice of competitors who are are inadequate to the task of competing.
"Talking your sh-t" would mean speaking just the way you do, speaking the 'same' language in a sense.
answered Dec 21 at 19:08
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They were talking sh-t about him.
or
They were talking trash about him
this means they were criticizing him, a third person way beyond reason. This could include lies and great exaggerations. Often the practice of competitors who are are inadequate to the task of competing.
"Talking your sh-t" would mean speaking just the way you do, speaking the 'same' language in a sense.
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They were talking sh-t about him.
or
They were talking trash about him
this means they were criticizing him, a third person way beyond reason. This could include lies and great exaggerations. Often the practice of competitors who are are inadequate to the task of competing.
"Talking your sh-t" would mean speaking just the way you do, speaking the 'same' language in a sense.
answered Dec 21 at 19:08
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They were talking sh-t about him.
or
They were talking trash about him
this means they were criticizing him, a third person way beyond reason. This could include lies and great exaggerations. Often the practice of competitors who are are inadequate to the task of competing.
"Talking your sh-t" would mean speaking just the way you do, speaking the 'same' language in a sense.
answered Dec 21 at 19:08
Elliot
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They were talking sh-t about him.
or
They were talking trash about him
this means they were criticizing him, a third person way beyond reason. This could include lies and great exaggerations. Often the practice of competitors who are are inadequate to the task of competing.
"Talking your sh-t" would mean speaking just the way you do, speaking the 'same' language in a sense.
answered Dec 21 at 19:08
Elliot
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answered Dec 21 at 19:08
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