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The Mike and Dave Dictionary: The Meaning Behind Millennial Slang Words

Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates is filled with millennial terminology and cultural references. The film follows two rowdy brothers notorious for ruining family gatherings as they try to find a pair of respectable girls to take as their plus ones to their sister’s wedding. However, things go sideways when they find out the girls have hustled them for a free vacation to Hawaii.

To celebrate the arrival of the film on Digital HD on December 3 and 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray & DVD on December 12, from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, we’ve compiled a guide to deciphering the millennial slang.

“Go stag” – verb

To attend something alone, without a date. Mike wanted to go stag to his sister’s wedding, but his family forced him to find a respectable date.

“Killing it” – verb

To do something very well. Dave, mate, you were killing it on that ATV!

“Hammered” – adjective

Drinking excessive amounts of alcohol and becoming severely inebriated. Alice drank so many cocktails last night, she was absolutely hammered!

“Go hard” – verb

To do something to its fullest potential, giving 100% effort. Tatiana went hard on that ATV, man! That girl is insane!

“Erin Brokovich” – verb

A way of referencing an event, usually in a film, in which the event is simply called by the name of the person who was involved or the film in which it appeared. In this case, Erin Brokovich is a reference to the 2000 film. We should Erin Brokovich this.

“Punch up” – noun

To get into a fist fight or brawl. Mike and Dave got into a major punch up over some wedding drama.

“Baller” – noun

Someone who has increased their status in life, usually used to describe a person whose financial success has allowed them to live an excessively affluent lifestyle. Alice you are an absolute baller!

“Rolling” – verb

The high you get off ecstasy. Alice, did you get Jeanie rolling the night before the wedding?!

“Ri Ri” – noun

A nickname for Rhianna. Let’s play RiRi! She’s my jam!

“Jam” – noun

One’s absolute favourite song, can also be used as a verb meaning to dance. We were jamming out to some great 90s classics.

Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates arrives on Digital HD on December 3 and 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray & DVD on December 12, from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment.

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