[1rudeboy]

"You" is an interesting word, seeing that it can function as a third-person plural. Furthermore, "cack" is not in my slang dictionary, either. The closest match is:

cack-broad n. =cackle-broad. 1942: "I knocks de pad with them cack-broads up on Sugar Hill." Z. Hurston, 89. Cf. kack.¹

So it's not slang. It's a typo in the title. Ergo, open-season.

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¹Dictionary of American Slang. Ed. Harold Wentworth and Stuart Berg Flexner. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell, 1975.

[1rudeboy]

Or am I misunderstanding you? Did you mean to use a verb as a noun?