Street voices

Janna · United States Just recorded
"Real quick, often can be spelled RQ by a text. Literally is what it means to just receive something, check something, or whatever, really quickly. An example would be, Ayo can you hit me up real quick?"

What it means

Means in a short moment, with no long wait or fuss. You use it when you want someone to do, check, send, or say something fast, but in a casual way that does not sound too intense. In texts it often gets clipped to RQ, which is peak lazy brilliance and honestly fair enough.

Usage examples

"Ayo, send me the address real quick, my phone died, I borrowed this charger from a dude at the gas station and I am outside already."
Tone
Youthful
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