Gucci is now a slang word in American English to denote quality/success/goodness. Consumerism hasn’t lessened. It’s just become less conspicuous.https://twitter.com/eigenrobot/status/1327476401562210305 …
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I've heard it being used exclusively in a sarcastic / (self-)deprecating fashion
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never
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May be a function of age. I hear “we’re/it’s/you’re Gucci” in place of “we’re/it’s/you’re good” with some regularity.
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And I don’t live in NorCal. And the usage is only half ironic. Or less.
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Meet my idiot friends See also “gucc” for short, also “electric”, “slaps”, etc I am a giant child, yes
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having met you, i could never ever conceive of any of your friends saying "slaps" or "gucc".
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You and I are about the same age. I missed it as a serious thing and now my kids are using it the self-deprecating way, so...
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My students were using it this way 4 years ago.
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It's teen/urban slang.
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so low status
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