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jonijarvenpaa-14483 — 9 years ago(October 17, 2016 12:53 PM)

Steve referred to his party: ''it's going to be lowkey.'' (or something like that).

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Interesting observation, makes sense.

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You need to look at the closed caption. Steve didn't say "lowkey". He said "Loki," as in the God of Mischief.

One of these days I'm going to cut you into little pieces.

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It doesn't mean what it means today, today it's just kinda abused like the word literally.

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My great-grandparents also used words like "shade", "swerve", and "slay".
It doesn't mean 80s kids were using them in millennial-slang context.

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"Low key" (apart from the photography usage) goes back decades. Your great-grandparents were probably using it.

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Yep it was.

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