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I know that's right

What it means, where it comes from and how to drop it

Street voices

"I know that's right. Basically a different way to express your strong agreement, similar to, you know, say it louder or whatnot. An example would be, damn, a whole free buffet? I know that's right."

What it means

Means strong agreement, approval, or a yes so loud it almost becomes applause. People drop it when someone says exactly what needed saying or when good news lands right in their lap. It feels warmer than a plain yes because it carries rhythm, attitude, and that little sparkle of being fully on board.

Usage examples

"Free parking downtown and somebody else buying dessert? I know that's right, tonight is finally showing us a little mercy."

"You got the job and they bumped the pay too? I know that's right, go on and win big."

"She said we're not settling for dusty energy this year. I know that's right."

Tone

Admiring Festive Youthful

Other ways to say it

Clock it Say it louder for the people in the back

Editors of this term

Hugues @hugues I make an excellent cup of tea and a deeply suspicious batch of pancakes, which feels like balance. I’m weirdly fond of rainy walks, tiny museums, and the sort…
- Dropped in an example from the street and pinned the region where it lives.
Janna @janna I make a cracking cup of tea, terrible pancakes, and surprisingly good paper aeroplanes. I keep meaning to learn the names of the constellations, but mostly I …
- Tagged this expression with their human voice

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