Blingo Meaning

Blingo: Black Lingo In today’s present society blingo is being used by all youth, tech engineers, new age grandparents, and even celebrities. The list goes on. Nonetheless what is blingo? One has to wonder. To clarify any confusion I will state the definition of blingo in the terms of one who is a frequent user of the language and I will provide examples for some often used terms. Blingo is the black term for black language. This is not to be misinterpreted as gay lingo. That is the gay term for gay language. Now that we have clear the pathway for new discoveries, let’s begin providing examples. The words that will be discussed today will be mitch, wigger, and whack. Please disregard the spelling of each word for these words are not meant to be used in any paper or academic writing. They are meant for oral participation. That being said please refrain from using these words until you properly understand their meaning. Once you are clear of what you are saying then you may use the words as you please depending on your environment. The word mitch literally means male bitch. This word came into its popularity after the well known comedian Kevin Hart used this term on his show The Real Husbands of Hollywood. One may used mitch as an insult toward men as bitch is
The literal meaning of whack is unfair or uncool. In the records of blingo whack came into the world in the mid to late nineties by the use of black community in San Francisco. The word then gained popularity in all communities and has been accepted into each ethnic group without much resistance. Whack has lost its popularity with the younger generation as many see it as a word used by parents, grandparents, and possibly aunts and uncles. With this in mind avoid using whack when around children born in 1995 and on. You will be laughed at. An example use of whack is as following: This party is hella whack. I thought Drake was going to show