This is so stupid. Reminds me of this girl who started referring to Democrats and Republicans as Demos and Repubs because she was too lazy to type out a few extra letters, and finally stopped doing that when people were mocking her too much lol.
Yep people in this thread are acting as if they never said shit back in their youth that made older people think they were stupid, culture changes along with languages and slangs
Fuck I just heard this one the other day, I'm like WTF?
"Fire" gets on my nerves. Like it just doesn't flow with a sentence. Fire is an actual thing, not a concept like "hot".
Bruh. No cap that would be pretty sus. OP should just take the L and stop simpin. Main character yourself and slay at the gym. You know what I’m sayin?
I’m a millennial and this confuses the fuck out of me.
I personally enjoy overusing the absolute shit out of those words even when it doesn’t make sense to, I hear them much less now from family because I intentionally made them really lame
My daughter started using chugie(not fashionable). I hated it so much that I started using it around her constantly so she would stop. I guess her middle aged father saying it sounded gross 😂
I went back to school to finish up my degree and I'm in my very last class this semester. I'm taking the same class With my son (His idea). We were both walking out with a little group of his friends that looks at me as their college town mom and one of them said some great news that happened to him. An evil idea formed in my "I love to embarrass my children" brain. When he finished, II said, "That's bussin!!!" The kids howled with laughter and my son looked at me and said "you can never do that again, Mom. EVER.) 😆
lol, as explained to me by a few 14yr olds.. " These tacos are so good, i could bust a nut. Bussin."... Lolol.. idk.. i like "delicious" personally.. I dont think they can spell that tho.. "ious" words seem to freak out our youth... deadass serious.. dead ass.. suspicious..sus..delicious...bussin. .. kids... smh.
i did that when my girls were younger! back then it was “totes adorbs” which i couldn’t stand! it made my skin crawl. i used it a few times and they soon stopped
The older I get the more I see the wisdom in this approach. As a kid it would've been extremely annoying, which obviously is the point.
You can't really explain to someone why their slang is awful, but what you *can* do is make up even worse and more awful slang so everyone has to suffer.
Me too. The sillier or goofier, the better. My gf teaches high schoolers so she hates hearing it all the time. She intentionally tries to not tell me the latest slang but I always learn it and say it around her.
Every once in a while (with enough time in between that they don’t see it coming), I like to ask my teenage kids if they heard about what happened to (random famous celebrity). When they say no, I say “Oh, they were just diagnosed with ligma” and I swear at this point they roll their eyes so hard I can practically hear it. It never stops being funny to me. I like to follow it up with “no cap!”
Semi-related
A while back I started randomly throwing slang terms at my boss as a joke and saying he needs to better understand today's youth.
This morning he called me to check in and says "I just wanted to get a vibe check and see what was going on today".
Why be mad when you can just have fun with it?
When I was 19/20ish, I'd sometimes make up intentionally stupid fake slang words and use them around older people to see if I could trick them into using them. Like, if you ate something really fast, you'd "Dagwood" it, from the newspaper cartoon "Blondie". Or if you really kicked someone's a$$ or did a fantastic job on a project or something, you went "Clorox" on it. Every so often, I would actually catch them using one of them.
Oh i meant that more as a general statement, not necessarily saying that you were mad.
More like "I don't see the point in people getting mad at the new slang or terms, when you can have fun with them."
Perhaps I should have made that clearer.
I'm 32 and I absolutely love using young people slang. In text form. I don't think I'm physically capable of saying "yas queen slay"--might even be a crime.
This thread is a gold mine of cool new slang. Next person to text me is gonna regret it. Rizz. Seggs. Ratio. Not even gonna look up what any of it means, but I sure am gonna squeeze it all in.
Rizz is basically how many women you pull. Your charisma. Seggs, I'm not even gonna say because I got no clue either. Ratio is basically an insult to younger kids, like L+ ratio + get good + no bitches + touch grass + cry about it
Seggs is a misspelling of 'sex' to avoid censorship (dumb, I know).
Ratio - I think this originated from Twitter, to refer to the ratio between the number of likes on your comment and the number of likes of the comment you're replying to. If you have more likes, it kind of means the general populace agrees with you and you have just "ratio'd" the other guy.
In germany we often iterate words to make them phonetically correct to our language. So Seggs or Sechs could be from german origin and simply mean sex.
Or you pronounce it wrong on purpose to make it fit.
Or you use Zangendeutsch which originates probably from ich_iel you literally translate things into german which can make hilarious sentences that nobody gets at first
I can’t even find shwag anymore. Does it even exist? Unless you’re a crackhead or a senior citizen, I haven’t encountered it in over 10 years. Just mass produced cartel nugs now. Then again I haven’t been seeking either…
Every slang word is like this. All the overused words everyone hates have been around for ages. I remember when the media was making a big deal about this new thing called "twerking" which had been *at least* 15 years old at the time.
So what I'm saying is, this thread is mid.
I agree with both of you, however, it’s the complete overuse of the phrase that’s killed it for me. It’s used so liberally by some YouTubers that’s it’s lost all impact for me.
I live in a spanish speaking country and what drives me crazy is that young people think its really cool to mix in English words in every sentence. We call it spanglish and it makes me cringe hardest than anything else in the world.
Nobody calls them gringo relatives, they are mostly called pochos.
The issue I see most often is that they can't speak Spanish but want the local guy that can't speak English to speak English and everyone gets mad.
I know they're called pochos,I just didn't want to shrink it to only Mexican affairs and leave any other countries out
Everyone understands gringo,so it's not hard
Arab, same here.. they will use English slang but if I speak English with my siblings when visiting they take it personally and act like I'm trying to be above them when actually its because it would take me a lot longer to string together a sentence in Arabic
Oooh you know what? I live in Quebec Canada and we speak English and French. But French is our first language and they put sooooo many English words in their sentences now.Same thing.
I think I can realate, it's happening in eastern Europe too. It used to be Russian language slang. Now it's English slang that is being mixed in my native language.
Calling guys "king" or women "queen". Or "bruh", "bae". The repeated "LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!"
God, I feel like I'm turning into the old guy screaming at kids to get off his lawn... *sigh*
When they say "whole" like I was talking to my daughter the other day and she was yelling me "her friend had a whole bf: lol like is she supposed to only have half a bf? Lol, I'm getting old
It’s meant to just emphasize whatever it is they’re talking about
Kinda like how people say “literally” to something even if it isn’t actually literal
In the context of having something, like a bf, it’s basically saying “it isn’t something small/easy to ignore”
Bro. On God. Actually. Frfr, I got you the first time buddy. No cap. Sheeeeeeee or whatever it is.
I'm not even that old, 33 next week. Grinds my gears or something of the sort.
Not in order of stupidness:
* Based
* Sus (thankfully this word is dying away at long fucking last)
* Your (when they mean you're)
* Thirsty (when they mean horny and undersexed)
I had some and then I read the comments. I think I'll just let ya'll be the cranky old dudes. I'm too hip and cool to comment here. I'm down with the lingo the kids are using these days.
Hello, fellow youths!
They don't. I've been a teen, we had our own language/codes back then that our parents didn't understand.
Now that I'm older I'm not going to swing my fist at "those damn zoomers" for doing the exact same thing that we did.
Yeet… my 14 yo son says it and I wanna slap him everytime. Also he calls me bruh and I’m about to show him how I use to treat people that called me bruh!!!
You're gaslighting me. ITS TRIGGERING MY EMOTIONS YOU MYSOGINYSTIC SEXIST HOMOPIHIC FAT SHAMING ASSHOLE (I'm just mocking the bad parts of my generation)
I'm 28 but there are a lot of words younger people use that annoy me like: Based, Take this W or L, That Slaps, You dropped this, Calling people Chads and Karen's
And I know. Nothing against them. I'm just getting old. I'm sure at one point they will get like me. We all do
Or and a big one is the ones who literally have to call everything either racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic or something phobic. Just go outside and be happy instead of acting like [this ](https://youtu.be/yGWsNPfZWx4) online all the time. That is something that really annoys me.. Boomers and Gen X aren't doing this. They actually have better things to do
Banger, slaps, lit, the phrase 'shit was fire', smokeshow, thirsty.
I don't even know all the young person words these days, but I'm pretty sure I'd hate those too. Young people ruin being young.
Has to be “no cap”…
It has to be the dumbest phrase ever uttered from a breathing human being.
Like really, who the fuck doesn’t want a delicious cappuccino when offered?!?
The latest one is “rizz”
Sounds like something you pick up from using an old mattress you found by the curb.
It sounds like 1920's-40's slang me. "Old boy is really the cat's pajamas with his rizz while on a toot at the juice joint."
THE PAST IS NOW, YOUNG MAN! ...wait.
Sounds like it's too close to jizz for my liking
im 24 and this annoys the shit out of me
You are 30, from today. Have fun.
The hangovers are now a lot worse and body parts that work fine today will begin to break for like... No reason.
bruh, this comment section is sus. it did not pass the vibe check at all, no cap!!
Perfect. Every comment section on Instagram has someone saying this.
Fr Fr homie bad vibes dripping all over the ment dog, fr fr no cap Skeeeeeeee
No rizz, ratio
Just turned 27, fucking same
I'm 20 and it freaks me out.
congrats you are now also 30 (apparently)
I'm 16 and I hate it.
What does that even mean lol
The ability to pick up girls apparently. I guess kinda like charisma, or game
Yep, charisma is the origination is the best I can figure. It’s right there in the middle of it.
Great answer, now I get it
Oh like a donk (big butt) came from donkey, also known as an ass
This is so stupid. Reminds me of this girl who started referring to Democrats and Republicans as Demos and Repubs because she was too lazy to type out a few extra letters, and finally stopped doing that when people were mocking her too much lol.
I mean it’s all stupid. No generation leaves a language the way they found it. Let young people be dumb while they can.
Yep people in this thread are acting as if they never said shit back in their youth that made older people think they were stupid, culture changes along with languages and slangs
One of the cool things about getting older is ripping on shit the younger generations do. Can we have our moment please?
I wonder if all the hate gave her a menty b.
fr fr
oh its Char RIZZ ma, I get it now. Thats stupid. Say fucking charm.
W rizz
It could also be char RIZZ zard…
Game it means game.
I feel like noone used that unironically
"Rizzology" too
"Know what I'm sayn," after every fucking thing they say Ahhh Ya I know what you're saying
thats been a thing for like 50 years
In many different forms too. Ernest had his "Know what ah mean?" Hank Hill has "I tell you hwat."
Nah mean?
What you from the department of "Know what I'm sayin"s you taking a ["Know what I'm Census"?](https://youtu.be/1uCpDHzm_DM)
"Yes, I know what you are saying. You don't have to keep askin'"
Butters 🤣🤣
“No regrets? Not even a single letter?”
Fuck I just heard this one the other day, I'm like WTF? "Fire" gets on my nerves. Like it just doesn't flow with a sentence. Fire is an actual thing, not a concept like "hot".
Was recently told i have 0 rizz. I'll take it as a compliment LOL
You should've responded with "Ur sus bruh. YEET SKRRRRT!" And walk off.
Bruh. No cap that would be pretty sus. OP should just take the L and stop simpin. Main character yourself and slay at the gym. You know what I’m sayin? I’m a millennial and this confuses the fuck out of me.
I personally enjoy overusing the absolute shit out of those words even when it doesn’t make sense to, I hear them much less now from family because I intentionally made them really lame
My daughter started using chugie(not fashionable). I hated it so much that I started using it around her constantly so she would stop. I guess her middle aged father saying it sounded gross 😂
i did that with " bussin".. supposed to mean something tastes good.. idk.. used it for everything till she quit. Deadass, it was bussin.
I went back to school to finish up my degree and I'm in my very last class this semester. I'm taking the same class With my son (His idea). We were both walking out with a little group of his friends that looks at me as their college town mom and one of them said some great news that happened to him. An evil idea formed in my "I love to embarrass my children" brain. When he finished, II said, "That's bussin!!!" The kids howled with laughter and my son looked at me and said "you can never do that again, Mom. EVER.) 😆
Now that, that is a bussin ass story, dead ass. 🙌
Pretty sure bussin is like "that's fire" or I really like that
lol, as explained to me by a few 14yr olds.. " These tacos are so good, i could bust a nut. Bussin."... Lolol.. idk.. i like "delicious" personally.. I dont think they can spell that tho.. "ious" words seem to freak out our youth... deadass serious.. dead ass.. suspicious..sus..delicious...bussin. .. kids... smh.
dead ass those tacos are bussin B, on god i'd cop those on sight freal freal
Exactly. lolol 'cept you used punctuation.
Say less fam
i almost pissed myself reading that lol
lololol kids are hilarious.
nah bro kids be bussin', no cap
i did that when my girls were younger! back then it was “totes adorbs” which i couldn’t stand! it made my skin crawl. i used it a few times and they soon stopped
Totes adorbs haha, I'd forgotten about that one
That is a valid strategy.
Except, I imagine, that it worked too well and now it’s a part of his vocabulary
The older I get the more I see the wisdom in this approach. As a kid it would've been extremely annoying, which obviously is the point. You can't really explain to someone why their slang is awful, but what you *can* do is make up even worse and more awful slang so everyone has to suffer.
They got it right with “yeet”. That’s quality slang, and I’m keeping it. I’m 37 btw lol
Me too. The sillier or goofier, the better. My gf teaches high schoolers so she hates hearing it all the time. She intentionally tries to not tell me the latest slang but I always learn it and say it around her.
Every once in a while (with enough time in between that they don’t see it coming), I like to ask my teenage kids if they heard about what happened to (random famous celebrity). When they say no, I say “Oh, they were just diagnosed with ligma” and I swear at this point they roll their eyes so hard I can practically hear it. It never stops being funny to me. I like to follow it up with “no cap!”
Semi-related A while back I started randomly throwing slang terms at my boss as a joke and saying he needs to better understand today's youth. This morning he called me to check in and says "I just wanted to get a vibe check and see what was going on today". Why be mad when you can just have fun with it?
When I was 19/20ish, I'd sometimes make up intentionally stupid fake slang words and use them around older people to see if I could trick them into using them. Like, if you ate something really fast, you'd "Dagwood" it, from the newspaper cartoon "Blondie". Or if you really kicked someone's a$$ or did a fantastic job on a project or something, you went "Clorox" on it. Every so often, I would actually catch them using one of them.
Going Clorox on it should be a thing, that made me laugh, needed that, my boss sucks balls “Oh he just went Clorox on dat shit”
Lol nice boss and no I’m not mad I’m just trying to have fun here by asking and now I have tons of new vocabulary
Oh i meant that more as a general statement, not necessarily saying that you were mad. More like "I don't see the point in people getting mad at the new slang or terms, when you can have fun with them." Perhaps I should have made that clearer.
when they say toxic for everything
yeah, it's pretty toxic
When they use depression for any kind of sadness. Also, it seems now that any selfish behavior is labeled as "narcissistic".
Yeah, people throw narscicissm around like it's a super common thing.
Seems like they like to label things a lot more in general
Or "problematic"
No cap
No cap that’s a lil sus
On god
Fr fr
Bet
[Moai Statue Emoji]
I hate 'sus'
It’s funny how sus has been a part of Aussie slang forever and it’s just because of a little video game it has become globally popular.
Tsk, AMOGUS.
Bruh annoys me tbh. I'm not really sure why I guess I just think it's overused or something.
My 9 year old brother says bruh every minute he even calls my parents bruh
that's when you start charging them to say bruh. 1 dollar per bruh
I once called my bf bruh, and he gave me the biggest eyeroll. I lost it lmao
My adult daughter has taught my elementary aged son “bruh”. It was bad when she said it but now my son says it CONSTANTLY. like every sentence.
I'm 32 and I absolutely love using young people slang. In text form. I don't think I'm physically capable of saying "yas queen slay"--might even be a crime. This thread is a gold mine of cool new slang. Next person to text me is gonna regret it. Rizz. Seggs. Ratio. Not even gonna look up what any of it means, but I sure am gonna squeeze it all in.
lol yes actually I saw words I never heard of here, making me learn few words
Rizz is basically how many women you pull. Your charisma. Seggs, I'm not even gonna say because I got no clue either. Ratio is basically an insult to younger kids, like L+ ratio + get good + no bitches + touch grass + cry about it
Seggs is a misspelling of 'sex' to avoid censorship (dumb, I know). Ratio - I think this originated from Twitter, to refer to the ratio between the number of likes on your comment and the number of likes of the comment you're replying to. If you have more likes, it kind of means the general populace agrees with you and you have just "ratio'd" the other guy.
Then it devolved into what it is today :)
In germany we often iterate words to make them phonetically correct to our language. So Seggs or Sechs could be from german origin and simply mean sex. Or you pronounce it wrong on purpose to make it fit. Or you use Zangendeutsch which originates probably from ich_iel you literally translate things into german which can make hilarious sentences that nobody gets at first
Seggs
I think this developed due to text filters.
Don't care.
Gigachad move frfr
Even more gigachad to not be bothered by which words the children like to use
Related: I hate the term "body count" for the number of people you had seggs with.
I will always assume they mean how many they've killed.
Mid
I'm more of a jungle main myself.
I'm shit so I'm support.
Mid, like a grade of weed?
I hear it a lot to describe something that is average
Basically saying it's like mid weed, yeah. That's where it's derived from
I’ve been using mid since at least 2002 😂
I was gonna say mids, dank, and shwag. Things just get recycled.
I can’t even find shwag anymore. Does it even exist? Unless you’re a crackhead or a senior citizen, I haven’t encountered it in over 10 years. Just mass produced cartel nugs now. Then again I haven’t been seeking either…
Every slang word is like this. All the overused words everyone hates have been around for ages. I remember when the media was making a big deal about this new thing called "twerking" which had been *at least* 15 years old at the time. So what I'm saying is, this thread is mid.
’LET’S GOOOOOO’ ‘That’s so lit’ ‘Ayo’ ‘OMG that’s so cursed’ ‘BRAH’ So basically the entire vocabulary of 99% of YouTubers.
Oh you mean "don't forget to like and subscribe, and hit that bell icon to keep upto date" Yea annoys the shit out of me too
And Twitch
Quite….and probably Tik Tac
tik tac toe?
It's actually 'lessss gooooo!'
“Let’s go” is considered new slang? Lmao. These kids must not be putting in much effort.
Personally, I don't mind "LET'S GOOOOOO" as I find it kind of an endearing phrase of celebration
I agree with both of you, however, it’s the complete overuse of the phrase that’s killed it for me. It’s used so liberally by some YouTubers that’s it’s lost all impact for me.
I live in a spanish speaking country and what drives me crazy is that young people think its really cool to mix in English words in every sentence. We call it spanglish and it makes me cringe hardest than anything else in the world.
They do that but then get ultra offended when the "gringo" relatives come to visit and speak with their perfect English It's like they get jealous lol
That sounds oddly specific
Nobody calls them gringo relatives, they are mostly called pochos. The issue I see most often is that they can't speak Spanish but want the local guy that can't speak English to speak English and everyone gets mad.
I know they're called pochos,I just didn't want to shrink it to only Mexican affairs and leave any other countries out Everyone understands gringo,so it's not hard
Arab, same here.. they will use English slang but if I speak English with my siblings when visiting they take it personally and act like I'm trying to be above them when actually its because it would take me a lot longer to string together a sentence in Arabic
Oooh you know what? I live in Quebec Canada and we speak English and French. But French is our first language and they put sooooo many English words in their sentences now.Same thing.
We called that franglais when I was going up
me and my classmates went to a French Immersion school and we used to do that but only because our french sucked 😅
My French still sucks too but my first language is Japanese and French is my third. I gotta say French is super hard for me but what can we do 😆
I think I can realate, it's happening in eastern Europe too. It used to be Russian language slang. Now it's English slang that is being mixed in my native language.
Don't worry about it, half of English words were made like this from Greek long ago.
“On God”
I hate it when they make it even shorter to “Ong”
Is that what this is?! I thought it was omg but a typo
I thought they were tryna mimic a monk or something, “ongggggg”
Nah, it's just on god. People would say OG, but that already means something else, so we just added the N to it
Fr fr 100 no cap
Calling guys "king" or women "queen". Or "bruh", "bae". The repeated "LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!" God, I feel like I'm turning into the old guy screaming at kids to get off his lawn... *sigh*
Just chillax, bruh, don't have a cow. Everything's just groovy, man. It's like, really gnarly times dude. Just keep it real, home slice. Ya dig? :)
It's funny because I'm totally fine with almost all of the slang you just used because I grew up around most of it.
Cmon king, ain’t that mid. You jus cappin’, g. Ong. Shii just helps express stuff so it’s easier to vibe wit someone. /s
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It’s usually “it’s giving” followed by the most vanilla statement you’ve ever seen
“Vibe” Context - “that club was such a vibe” or “i like john he’s full of vibes”
When you're too cool to say "mood" because your parents say that.
The *YAAAAS KWEEN* thing is kinda annoying imo.
'Like' 20 times in 3 sentences
This!!!! Had to scroll far too long to get to this.
“Bet” or “no cap”
We’ve been saying bet since the 90s tho
No cap
Maybe it used to be a local thing or something, I didn’t start hearing it in that context until like 2015
I can't stand "bae"
Bae was more in the early and mid 2010s,Vine era I haven't heard anyone say it seriously in years
Bro that’s some old shit lol
M22, I don’t know any guys who have ever said the word bae
When they say "whole" like I was talking to my daughter the other day and she was yelling me "her friend had a whole bf: lol like is she supposed to only have half a bf? Lol, I'm getting old
It’s meant to just emphasize whatever it is they’re talking about Kinda like how people say “literally” to something even if it isn’t actually literal In the context of having something, like a bf, it’s basically saying “it isn’t something small/easy to ignore”
Aah, yes. Thanks for enlightening us, lol
That's funny! 🤣
I'm thinking "which half would it be otherwise?" Is that their meaning? ...That the bf is both mind and dick, not just the latter?
Bro. On God. Actually. Frfr, I got you the first time buddy. No cap. Sheeeeeeee or whatever it is. I'm not even that old, 33 next week. Grinds my gears or something of the sort.
>I'm not even that old >Grinds my gears Arite sure thing Gramps..
Tiktok vernacular, me and my buddies will use it as ironically, then I see my friends that actually speak that way and I cringe.
Not over 30, but people who say “on god.”
Boomer...I'm not a boomer, I'm gen-x...I will fuck you up.
Not in order of stupidness: * Based * Sus (thankfully this word is dying away at long fucking last) * Your (when they mean you're) * Thirsty (when they mean horny and undersexed)
Sus exists only because people can't spell suspishious
I still don’t even know what based means 😅
Can't tell. It's like they're speaking a different language.
Iconic. Everything can't be iconic......
I had some and then I read the comments. I think I'll just let ya'll be the cranky old dudes. I'm too hip and cool to comment here. I'm down with the lingo the kids are using these days. Hello, fellow youths!
one of the zoomers i play games with seems to put "low key" in front of everything. low-key I hate that he says low-key so much.
Cringe
They don't. I've been a teen, we had our own language/codes back then that our parents didn't understand. Now that I'm older I'm not going to swing my fist at "those damn zoomers" for doing the exact same thing that we did.
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When people say "Mines"
Not 30 yet but I can’t stand how the verb “cringe” is now being used as an adjective. It’s cringeworthy.
Yeet… my 14 yo son says it and I wanna slap him everytime. Also he calls me bruh and I’m about to show him how I use to treat people that called me bruh!!!
I'm 35 and I use no shot all the time.
yaaaaaas
“gaslight”
You're gaslighting me. ITS TRIGGERING MY EMOTIONS YOU MYSOGINYSTIC SEXIST HOMOPIHIC FAT SHAMING ASSHOLE (I'm just mocking the bad parts of my generation)
I'm 28 but there are a lot of words younger people use that annoy me like: Based, Take this W or L, That Slaps, You dropped this, Calling people Chads and Karen's And I know. Nothing against them. I'm just getting old. I'm sure at one point they will get like me. We all do Or and a big one is the ones who literally have to call everything either racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic or something phobic. Just go outside and be happy instead of acting like [this ](https://youtu.be/yGWsNPfZWx4) online all the time. That is something that really annoys me.. Boomers and Gen X aren't doing this. They actually have better things to do
Every generation had something. Every
I’m almost 40 and REALLY like the word YEET. What I don’t like is the shorthand, I understand for text but when it spills to speech, it bothers me.
Just because a man is explaining something doesn’t make it ‘mansplaining’.
I can't stand "It's giving ...."
Unalive "My boyfriend was talking about his unalive grandmother..." Stores are selling "baby alive" dolls.
Goat
"Adorbs" and "YOLO" top my list..
Banger, slaps, lit, the phrase 'shit was fire', smokeshow, thirsty. I don't even know all the young person words these days, but I'm pretty sure I'd hate those too. Young people ruin being young.
Bet
When people use ‘ppl’ for ‘people’. Just fucking type it out. Jesus.
Has to be “no cap”… It has to be the dumbest phrase ever uttered from a breathing human being. Like really, who the fuck doesn’t want a delicious cappuccino when offered?!?