Grandkids

I’m not sure you’d want to know Gangstagrani it isn’t complimentary.

As long as he didn`t put the word "out" on the end,i wouldn`t worry.
I don`t know where the English language has gone.
It`s changed beyond belief.
Wicked was bad once,now it`s good,chips was a food,now it`s in a device etc.

Don’t google it via urban dictionary......it’ll only upset you. Put it this way I’d cancel his pocket money...

Hello gangstagrani, are you new? Welcome if you are!

Is he called David Walliams, Gangstagrani? Or Alfred by any chance?

How old is he? I don’t know what it means either, but depending on his age, could mean totally different things. It might be something he’s heard, and has just regurgitated.

Ask him what he means.

I'd hit him round the ear and say " and that's clipped " .

It sounds as if you suspect that it might be uncomplimentary. Is he a teenager at the really awkward stage?

Either way I would find out and con'front him or tell his parents. Using foul language to ones grandmother, because she does not understand what it means is just about as contemptible as it comes. Deal with it upfront and make your anger at his despicable behaviour clear.

He is extremely rude and needs telling it is unacceptable and hurtful, appropriate to his age. Suggest you discuss it with his parents .

is this for real.
or are you having us on, OP ?

Which bit do you mean welbeck? She really knows what it means...and pretends she doesn’t, or she was never called it at all ? I looked it up?. Horrible....if that’s what he means. How old is he?

How old is your grandson?

I agree that, if he is old enough to know what it means, he has been extremely rude.

However, if he's a child of about, say 8, he might have heard the expression from another child and repeated it?

I'd find out if your grandson understood what he'd said.

Seriously?