Yea so...this was a good one, but we are so tired of hearing it. Lit this lit that...ugh...we're moving on. Don't get caught using "it's lit" in the new year.

Oh hell no...this was lame when it began to trend. We're mad this saying even became a thing in 2017, especially since it was used in the wrong context. Jay

Z and Kanye's hit song "Ni**as In Paris" used the term Kray in reference to schizophrenic twins Ronald and Reginald Kray who were crime lords in London during the 50's and 60's. The

rest is history. 

Yep...we're leaving this one behind as well. Why? Because it became the 'lol' of conversations meaning whatever is to follow will most likely rub the other person the wrong way

and in 2018 we tryna be drama free.

Please, please, pretty please let's all discontinue these phrase. We mean why ruin a good thing? It was most definitely fun while it lasted, but dis gotta go. 

We really do hate to see this one go, but for the sake of new beginnings we are adding this to the list. it will forever be in our hearts

and we're sure we will reminisce, however new year...new catch phrase. 

We thought we left this in 2016, but it seems it made it's way into 2017. It stops here. Seriously, we've done all we can with this one. 

Ok ladies, we understand that this saying communicates so much in two little words, but can we move past it? 

Not only issa snack but 'issa' in general. Although 'issa' made a sort of end of the year run, we think it got all the attention it needed. Put it

to bed. 

Throwing shade will forever be a classic because...it just will.  Yet we must let it go. Let's not water down such a classic by driving it into the ground. #RIP 

We've got all the keys we need from this trendy saying. All due respect, we don't want no mo' keys Khaled. Let's happily bury this one very deep. As a

matter of fact, forget this 2017 bump like you forgot about your 2017 ex.