I mean, we do listen to a lot of Lecrae around our house (and even went to one of his concerts), but I didn't expect this. I didn't expect her to start tweeting random Lecrae lyrics (three times this week). Mom- I want to inform you that "wit" is not an appropriate way to say "with". This is a little embarrassing. Read the following conversation (from bottom to top- Twitter is kind of weird) that happened a few days ago.
Before you get any ideas, I do want you to know that I AM more "gansgsta thug, yo" than you. my dear mother. And I would SO win that rap off. Challenge accepted.
Note to the rest of the world (not my mom): My mom is actually really cool. And even though she doesn't rap real good, she does use big words like "systematic theology" and "eschatology"- and that wins major coolness points in my book at least. :)
Before you get any ideas, I do want you to know that I AM more "gansgsta thug, yo" than you. my dear mother. And I would SO win that rap off. Challenge accepted.
Note to the rest of the world (not my mom): My mom is actually really cool. And even though she doesn't rap real good, she does use big words like "systematic theology" and "eschatology"- and that wins major coolness points in my book at least. :)
I'm still waiting on the Rap-Off details... I'll spin Barbara around in an office chair if that's what it takes! ;)
ReplyDeleteYou are so on. Prepare to be (w)rapped up like a present. ( I know how you like pretty packages;)). First of all, 'wit' is part if the name of the song. I would've looked pretty uncool to my homies if I typo'd 'with', don't ya' think? Yo.
ReplyDeleteThis just makes me laugh. I love you and your family escapades. & I wanna see this rap-off!
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