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omnihilo · 5 months
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“Bro”, “bruh”, “sus”, etc are going to be gen z’s “for the win”, “ermahgerd”, “yolo” and I can’t fucking wait.
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cuttyclowngirl · 4 months
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Alright, since I don't think anyone is gonna see this, I'll just snitch a little.
Roughly 92% of Gen Z memes/slang are purposely formulated to piss off/alienate Millennials to get back at y'all for incessantly talking sh*t when Zoomers where too young to effectively clap back. It's unspoken spite.
But Gen Alpha...? They live to make mind melting nonsense to hurt us all because we set a bad example. Any modern day memes we hate aren't a product of the changing of times so much as it is a product of ageism. A collective Goof up.
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inchling-prince · 6 months
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God tumblr’s search function is shit. I was almost sure I’ve talked about Acronix and modern language before but damned if I can find it.
ANYWAY, I think Krux is way more up to date on the kids these days than anyone thinks. He works in a museum, he sees the kids, and probably sees the kids assing around instead of doing what they’re supposed to be doing. Acronix, however, has no idea what’s going on, but he does have the internet, which means eventually he’s going to have to just ask questions and the conversation is gonna look like this.
Acronix: Brother, what is “rizz?”
Krux: Don’t worry about it, you don’t have any.
Acronix: Oh, okay, thanks.
Acronix 10 minutes later: HEY!
Krux: *wheezing*
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ephemerasnape · 7 days
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Rookwood absolutely serves Bill the Butcher from Gangs of New York
Oh, totally. Bill came to mind for me too, though I never wanted to bang him.
But Rookwood is way hotter.
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tittyinfinity · 1 month
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Sometimes I'm like "but what if I wasn't funny enough as an actor or a comedian" and then I remember Saturday Night Live exists
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redrikki · 2 months
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Every so often I run into things that make me feel old. Just saw a post where a young'un referred to someone they liked and respected as Chad. Remember when that was a derogatory term for an especially douche-y type of dudebro? Get off my lawn.
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sparkysxi · 8 months
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with all these modern reboots and all these movies telling parts of the dracula story I think we as a society are uniquely primed to have a modern dracula reboot where van helsing calls half the cast cringey edgelords who need to get off of reddit
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homoqueerjewhobbit · 7 months
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I don't urbandictionary slang terms to make sure I'm using them correctly before I use them because I'm old and out of touch. I do it because I have anxiety.
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cyarskaren52 · 2 months
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What Did You Just Say? The Top 24 Gen Z Slang Phrases That Leave Older Generations Confused
Source: Scott Dudelson / Getty
As the world becomes increasingly connected through the internet and social media platforms, generational gaps become more evident. One platform, in particular, has left older generations scratching their heads – TikTok. With its own unique language and fast-paced trends, TikTok has introduced a whole new set of words and phrases that can leave many adults feeling out of touch.
To find the most confusing Gen Z word, a new study by language education website Anna Spanish analyzed Google data to find out which TikTok phrases are searched online for their meanings. Researchers compiled a list of over 150 trending slangs and ranked the top 24 with the most searches. They then analyzed the number of searches for each slang combined with terms like “Slang meaning”, “what does Slang mean”, “what does Slang stand for” and “Slang definition”.
‘Pookie’ turned out to be the most confusing Gen Z word with 465,480 searches seeking its meaning. On TikTok and other social media platforms, ‘pookie’ is often used as an affectionate nickname or term of endearment for a loved one, such as a romantic partner, friend, celebrity, or pet.
Some other words that made the list include ‘simp,’ ‘rizz,’ ‘ick,’ and ‘mid’ just to name a few. Here’s the full list of the most trending/confusing Gen-Z slang words and phrases along with their meanings and search volume:
Pookie (465, 480) – A nickname which you call your best friend or someone you really love
Gyat (264,500) – Short term for goddamn
Simp (220,880) – It is when a male is overly submissive to a female and gains nothing from it
Rizz (201,000) – Short for charisma. Another word for spitting game/how good you are with pulling and sustaining women
Coquette (157,900) Coquette is mainly an aesthetic based on reclaiming girlhood and embracing a fun-loving, bubbly personality
Preppy (102,250) – A preppy girl is a girl who wears the “preppy aesthetic” style, this includes wearing roller rabbit, love shack fancy, sassy shortcake, american eagle, etc.
Yeet (95, 890) – To violenty throw an object that you deem to be worthless, inferior or just plain garbage
NPC (88,400) – Short for non-playable character, it means the opposite of a main characters, usually a background character in your life that does not have a significant importance
Moots (61,940) – Short for mutuals. It’s when you follow someone and they follow you back
No cap/capping (56,420) – The use of the phrase “no cap” is meant to convey authenticity and truth
Ick (50,100) – Something someone does that is an instant turn-off for you, making you instantly hate the idea of being with them romantically
GRWM (49,550) – A GRWM video is a vlog where you film everything that you do in your morning, night, ETC routine
Delulu (49,500) – A delusional fangirl/boy who believes they can/will end up with their favorite idol or celebrity and invest an unhealthy amount of time and energy into said idol
Cheugy (42, 870) – The opposite of trendy
Bussin (34,720) – What you would say if something was really good
Opps (30,300) – Anyone in competition or against you
Sus (22,570) – Giving the impression that something is questionable or dishonest, short for suspicious
PFP (22,280) – Short for profile picture
OOMF (22,200) – Short for “one of my followers”, usually used on X and TikTok to talk about one of your followers without mentioning their name
Beige flag (18,100) – Something that’s neither good or bad but makes you pause for a minute when you notice it and then you continue on, something odd
Sheesh (10,160) – A word used as a substitute to “Daaaaamn”
OK Boomer (9,890) – A slang term used as a response to a statement made by a person from the baby boomer generation
Heather (8,250) – When someone says you’re Heather, they mean that everybody can’t help but like you
Mid (8,210) – Used to insult or degrade an opposing opinion, labeling it as average or poor quality
Anna Latorra, founder of Anna Spanish commented on the findings:
“Language is always on the move, adapting and evolving. It mirrors the shifts in our lives, our culture, our experiences, and the flow of time. Though many languages exist, slang changes particularly fast. Every generation comes up with its own set of slang terms. However, keeping up with the latest slang can be tough, more so with social media’s power to turn phrases into overnight sesnations. On the other hand, this is also good because signs of a healthy language include new words being created , words being borrowed from other languages and new meanings being given to existing words.”
How do you feel about these words/phrases? How many of them are familiar? Will you be adding them to your lingo? Let us know in the comments!
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nando161mando · 3 days
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Millennials to Gen Z as me recession nears
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chuckstiposition · 5 days
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A colleague in their 20s came up me (40s) earlier and asked if I was good with tech and if I could help reassemble their ear plugs that had fallen out and broken open. We kind of got them back together and she said she wasn't that bothered if they're trashed cause they're ajute.
I said what was that ajute?
After she said yeah I asked what ajute meant. She said like a knock off. I got excited and asked where that slang came from, is that what the kids say these days, is it short for anything?
She just kind of looked at me and said its short for duplicate. She was saying a dupe not ajute 😭🤣
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iampikachuhearmeroar · 11 months
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i fucking LOATHE the move to subscription models times a gazllion. like bro. why the fuck are you making subscription services out of a JOB PLATFORM???!!!
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alarrytale · 3 months
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well what does oomfie mean? this is baby language for?
Hiiiiiii, Louis!
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Oomfie is bascially the new "bestie". It's from OOMF which is short for one of my friends/followers. You can read more about it here.
Also IJBOL (i just burst out laughing) is the new LOL (laughing out loud). Just so you know next time you need to have a "chat" with your Gen Z fans.
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maze-arts · 6 months
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I saw ppl say gen alpha is the cringiest generation and I'm about to lose it
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scifimagpie · 1 year
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Cannot stop thinking about the idea that a) Nadia from Russian Doll, Fleabag, and similar "grunge femme" or "girlfails" or "femcels" (generally inaccurate and pejorative, oversimplifying nicknames) are the nonmale equivalent of "scrungly"s or that b) The female scrungly finally exists but doesn't get as much love
Anyway, looking forward to watching Poker Face as soon as I can binge all of it
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artistmediocore · 1 year
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Not explaining the context for this just let me know if there’s anything I should add or change (also my writing/reading comprehension is ass so let me know if there are any grammar mistakes)
⚠️=this is just my opinion, I don’t hate you if you say this/disagree
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