(someone) called it

One of the meanings of "calling" something is to make a correct guess or prediction. When someone correctly guesses a future event, you say "You called it!"

In the example above, the speaker's friend correctly guessed who the winner of the singing competition would be. So she "called" it.

This is an expression that's used in casual English. In more formal English, you can say that someone "predicted" something instead:

She accurately predicted who would win.

(someone) totally (did something)

The word "totally" can intensify a verb the same way that "really" does. For example:

Dude! You totally nailed it!

(This means that someone did something exactly right.)

We totally wanted to come, but Maxine had to work.

This way of using "totally" is very casual and a little slangy. It sounds a little like something that a surfer would say.