i really dont hear the word swag in high school lol in middle school it was the thing though

When I hear "swag" or "yolo" i wanna punch something.

Glad I don't go to school where you do because I probably hear the word "sawg" once a month.

VectorK10 wrote

Murallo wrote idk where you go to school but, ive never heard that word ever in high school

Maybe its a Cali thing it means
S.omething W.e A.lready G.ot
or something

Actually it means

Noun
An ornamental festoon of flowers, fruit, and greenery: "ribbon-tied swags of flowers".
Verb
Arrange in or decorate with a swag or swags of fabric.
Synonyms
noun. loot - booty - spoil - prey - plunder
verb. swing

I don't hear it much now, unless someone is joking about the word in general. It's died out, for the most part, except among the swaggots.

"Style" is the best word to use instead of "swag"

I dont get annoyed by it realy but people in my school use it as a joke. Not the real word.

never heard swag when I was in high school although that was 2 years ago and no one used those words.. although I do remember a bunch of retarded valley slang word that people would use, I would usually just make joke about it though..

If it was racial or offensive that would be understandable to have a reason to get mad that someone is using it.

For a example 'I hate how many people who are not black use the N word in my high school.'

If you really don't like a word just choose not to use it or pay attention to it.

we now use that word as sarcasm ._. lol

VectorK10 wrote Something that ignores me is the fact that almost everything someone says contains the word swag.

I know what you mean. I'm not trying to be racist, but the school I go to, the majority is hispanics, and that's where the word "swag" mostly is used by them.
I don't understand how dragging your pants on the ground and below your *sscheeks, or wearing a flat brimmed hat cocked to one side, with shoes 3 sizes too big, and their father's t-shirts that are way too big for them, could get you any recognition of style. Or in their case, "swag". I hate it