Definition
A French expression meaning ‘Let the good times roll,’ widely associated with Louisiana celebrations and Carnival.
Also known asLet the Good Times Roll
History
Although grammatically closer to Cajun-influenced popular French than standard metropolitan usage, it became a hallmark of Louisiana tourism and Carnival culture.
Origins
Popularized during the twentieth century.
Evolution
Now recognized worldwide as a Mardi Gras slogan.
Modern Use
Appears on souvenirs, banners, and advertising.
Notable Examples
Common throughout Mardi Gras.
Documentation
Sources and Further Reading
- Carnival Encyclopedia