City slang packs
Slang GPS for your city. It sound like where you from.
Let's Slide Twin has 10 regional slang packs: nine metro packs and a Florida state pack. Pick your city in Settings, or let it match where you're driving. The directions stay real: real street names, real distances, no cussin'.
Atlanta slang GPS
Covers Atlanta and the Deep South. Words like “twin”, “lil bro”, “big dawg”.
Atlanta pack · Aisha “Aight bet, twin, we slidin' to Lenox Square. Hop on Peachtree Street, it's light work.”
Houston slang GPS
Covers Houston and Texas. Words like “mayne”, “what it do”, “already”.
Houston pack · Nylo “What it do, mayne. We headed to the Galleria. Ease on out to Westheimer Road.”
Florida slang GPSState pack
Covers Orlando, Miami, Tampa and Jacksonville. Words like “twin”, “jit”, “bruh”.
Florida pack · Julius “Ayy twin, we slidin' to Lake Eola. Get on Orange Avenue, jit. Let's get it.”
New York slang GPS
Covers New York City, New Jersey and Philly. Words like “yerrr”, “B”, “mad”.
New York pack · Tre “Yerrr, we movin' to Prospect Park. Get on Flatbush Avenue, B.”
Chicago slang GPS
Covers Chicago and the Midwest. Words like “Joe”, “bet”, “lock in”.
Chicago pack · Raven “Aight Joe, we headed to the lakefront. Pull out onto Lake Shore Drive.”
DMV slang GPS
Covers DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia. Words like “Moe”, “Slim”, “ard”.
DMV pack · Aisha “Ard bet, Moe, we slidin' to Howard. Get on Georgia Avenue and I got you.”
Bay Area slang GPS
Covers The Bay Area and NorCal. Words like “hella”, “yadadamean”, “bruh”.
Bay Area pack · Nylo “Ayy, we hella out, headed to Lake Merritt. Get on International Boulevard.”
Los Angeles slang GPS
Covers LA, SoCal and the Southwest. Words like “bro”, “homie”, “bet”.
Los Angeles pack · Julius “Aight bro, we're slidin' to Leimert Park. Hop on Crenshaw Boulevard, homie.”
Detroit slang GPS
Covers Detroit and Michigan. Words like “what up doe”, “dog”, “bruh”.
Detroit pack · Tre “What up doe, we headed to Eastern Market. Get on Woodward Avenue.”
New Orleans slang GPS
Covers New Orleans and Louisiana. Words like “where y'at”, “ya heard me”, “yeah you right”.
New Orleans pack · Raven “Where y'at, bruh? We headed to the French Quarter. Catch Saint Charles Avenue.”
Not on the list?
Everywhere else gets the general pack: national slang like “bet”, “say less” and “light work”. Here's Raven on it: “Say less. Downtown, here we come. Hop on Main Street and I got you from there.”
Voces en español: muy pronto
Spanish voices are coming soon, recorded with native speakers: Puerto Rican, Dominican, Cuban / Miami, Mexican-American, Central American, Colombian.