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A phrase developed by the U.S. government in the 1990's to fight the impending assault on American teen youth by the "Gangster Rap" of the decade. Instead of using the Phrase "its all good" witch in gangster rap meant "I am going to kill that blood if its the last thing I do" resulting in hundreds of thousands of deaths all across America and the World they slowly infiltrated the "Gangster Rap" scene by using the phrase "its all gravy" witch meant "peace and love throughout the world, blue and red are no more than colors in a crayola crayon box"... at its peak the use of "its all gravy" was used up to 98% of the time in place of "its all good" witch resulted in a dramatic decline in gang violence. the creators of the word were given a nobel peace prise in the fall of 99, but later had to give the money and the award back for haveing sex with 19 16 year old girls in celebration of the award.
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