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What is "going off" supposed to mean when it's referring to a basketball player or any other sportsperson?
What is "going off" supposed to mean when it's referring to a basketball player or any other sportsperson?
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@T0ushirou It’s slang, meaning something close to “doing really well,” usually in a way that’s very exciting and impressive.
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@T0ushirou It’s slang, meaning something close to “doing really well,” usually in a way that’s very exciting and impressive.
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