Rico Recklezz Explains Chicago Slang: “Foe Nem”, “Merch”, “Therm”, “Dad”

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In this brief clip from Rico Recklezz’s interview with VladTV, the animated Chicago MC breaks down Windy City slang. Vlad learns the meanings of the words and phrases, “Foe nem,” “therm,” “dad,” and, “merch.” Rico then explains that “thot” is a term that originated in Chicago, even though cities like Atlanta and New York tried to claim it. Rico also entertains Vlad with his attempts at New York and Atlanta accents. Watch above.

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