What is another word for street talks?
Pronunciation: [stɹˈiːt tˈɔːks] (IPA) 
Street talks, also known as informal conversations, urban colloquy, roadside chatter, or pavement palaver, occur among individuals in a public setting. These talks carry a specific style of interaction that often identifies with the local culture and serves as a significant communication form. Sidewalk discussions, pavement discussions, or road discussions convey the idea that the talk occurs outside, often on a street. Urban gab, town banter, and city gossip, generally refer to a lively exchange of information within a city environment. Alleyway talks, backstreet conversations, and lane whispers implies that these talks occur in less visible and more out of the way locations.
