And we are back for an all-new episode of Keep It. This is Ira Madison III.

I'm Lewis Prattell and I have an essay question in a second but I'll let I eat a go first.

Well that's weird. I'm Megan McCain. This is my job now. I work here.

Oh my god. I don't know where I eat is that. What's your essay question, Lewis?

Oh okay. I have this friend Andrew who is one of my best friends but our relationship now

is mainly texting each other words that have died in popular culture or like names that

don't exist anymore. You know things like when kids in high school and movies would

call a girl frigid things like that things that don't happen anymore. And the one

I'm thinking of right now is the word craze as in in the 70s there was a streaking craze

on college campuses and my question is do we have the word craze anymore? I think the

last craze might have been tickle me elbow. You know I will say though the word frigid I've

heard British cousins use recently as if it's news slang to them so interesting.

Interesting. Across the pond. She's frigid. That girl she's so maughty frigid.

She's a ice box. Where her heart where her heart used to be. Yes. My friend on Marion

really hates these frigid girls. Oh Marion. Nigel. Yeah. Yeah. It's on my mind. Just like

the Latin explosion with Ricky Martin not really a craze. I'm thinking if we had a craze

in the 21st century like Gangnam style. I can't believe I just said that. Sorry.

Oh something that is swept the nation that feels global even. Yeah. Like the ice bucket

challenge. COVID. Wow. Yeah. Not really a craze though because it wasn't that crazy.

But tickle me elbow like people would you know kick each other to death at Walmart or

whatever or so. You know I would say recently the Animal Crossing obsession was a craze.

I will give it that. It wasn't anywhere near the level like it wasn't as exponential

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