Colorado Slang Term Is The Most Hated in America

Do you ever have a moment when you are talking to your kid or somebody from a younger generation where you have to stop the conversation? I have found myself doing that since I am not current on today's slang terms.

Since I am in my late 20's I am a little embarrassed to admit that. I used to be cool. Slang terms are constantly changing and evolving in Colorado.

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Unfortunately, a slang term from Colorado happens to be one of the most hated across the country.

Americans Hate Colorado Slang Term

Wordtips asked people across the country what their most and least favorite slang terms are. The term conniption is America's favorite. That means when we are made and throw a quick fit.

One of the nation's most hated slang terms is Colorado Kool-Aid. You either know this term or have no clue what it means.

Colorado Kool-Aid is a slang term for Coors. Coors is Colorado's most famous beer.

I do not hear many people using the term Colorado Kool-Aid, but I find it funny and will probably start saying it more.

Origin of Colorado Kool-Aid

The term Colorado Kool-Aid was not invented in Colorado. The term was created by country artist Johnny Paycheck. Paycheck released the song "Colorado Kool-Aid" on his 1975 album Take This Job and Shove It.

Colorado Kool-Aid

Why do people hate Colorado Kool-Aid so much? We live in a world where yeet and skrrrt thrive. I find it funny that Americans hate Colorado Kool-Aid so much because we do not hear it very often.

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