Old Head vs. New Gen

Dad thinks "cooked" means doing amazing. The kids think "da bomb" is a threat. Time to settle it. Old Head vs. New Gen is the pass-the-phone slang showdown for the whole family. Parents and grandparents decode today's slang. The kids decode the 80s and 90s. One phone, four choices per word, and a lot of trash talk. HOW IT PLAYS - Name your teams and pick 6, 10 or 16 words. - Pass the phone. The word stays hidden until the right team is holding it. - Pick one of four answers, then get the reveal: the real meaning, an example sentence and a fun fact. - Winner gets bragging rights and a share card for the family group chat. Rematch encouraged. FREE TO START The Starter Pack is free: 132 words, 68 for the Old Heads and 64 for the New Gen. Classic Slang mode is free forever. MORE PACKS (one-time purchases) - Sports Slang: swish vs. ball knowledge. - Gamer Talk: cheat codes vs. NPCs. - 80s Throwback: gnarly. Grandpa's turn. - Holiday Pack: kids' table vs. big table. UNLOCK EVERYTHING (one-time purchase) All four packs plus two extra modes: - Name That Era: boy band or viral dance? Pager or fidget spinner? Name the decade, win the point. - Family Inside Jokes: write your own cards. Grandpa's sayings, the dog's nine nicknames, the word only your family uses. They stay on your phone. CLEAN ENOUGH FOR GRANDMA'S TABLE Every card is written family-friendly. No profanity, nothing crude, no slurs. The family filter is always on, even for the cards you write. NO ACCOUNTS, NO ADS, NO TRACKING No sign-up. No ads. No tracking. Team names, scores and family cards stay on your phone. KEEP SCORE FOR LIFE The Family Record keeps all-time wins, longest streak and the most-decoded word, so the rivalry never dies. Made for parents and grandparents who would rather play with their kids than ask what "skibidi" means for the fifth time. A Frankly Built app.