How many of these slangs do you use or know?

[Seunghee's Eyebrows]

Some of these make me cringe

List of Generation Z slang - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[chomp chomp]

All of them I use most of them.

 

[unicorn]

im not gonna read all of that but i know ijbol is gonna be there and i just wanna say i will never use ijbol inplace of the shorter simpler and roll of the tounge better "lol/lmao" its the worssstttttttt acronym to ever be invented sounds ugly looks ugly

 

[UMJI MOODS]

Know most. Cherry pick a select few.

 

[choively]

uhhhh 3.5/5 of it I think, but I dont use most of them since... my mind isnt "cheerful" to use them or rarely use abbriviations on here.

 

[Kłapouchy]

all of them. it was non-consensual for the most part though

ijbol still sucks. Don't make me use it

 

[Seunghee's Eyebrows]

All of them I use most of them.

all of them. it was non-consensual for the most part though

ijbol still sucks. Don't make me use it

You guys understand her?

 

[chomp chomp]

You guys understand her?

You might notice on the list that a good chunk are from AAVE. I grew up with most of this slang. As for the rest, I've never really gotten enjoyment out of shaming younger people for being young? If they find this language robust and chic, I don't see the issue. I find "bffr" funny and the emphasis is useful.

I like regional dialects and youth, so I'm pretty biased

 

[Kłapouchy]

You guys understand her?

yepyep

 

[Seunghee's Eyebrows]

You might notice on the list that a good chunk are from AAVE. I grew up with most of this slang. As for the rest, I've never really gotten enjoyment out of shaming younger people for being young? If they find this language robust and chic, I don't see the issue. I find "bffr" funny and the emphasis is useful.

I like regional dialects and youth, so I'm pretty biased

what's AAVE?

 

[Beefy]

all of them, I still use some of the older "Gen Z" terms too

and seeing the origins of most these words, black people and the ballroom scene are truly the blueprint

 

[chomp chomp]

all of them, I still use some of the older "Gen Z" terms too

and seeing the origins of most these words, black people and the ballroom scene are truly the blueprint

THAT part

what's AAVE?

It's linked on the list. If you ctrl+f, you'll see the density.

 

[Seunghee's Eyebrows]

THAT part

It's linked on the list. If you ctrl+f, you'll see the density.

ahhhh i see!

 

[Kiwu]

The way even Wikipedia got some of these wrong proves how aave has been turned into a stupid "trend". Like gyatt isn't no noun but everyone is using it as a noun now and sounding dumb asf As a black kid who grew up in a black family, seeing this all go down with everyone else who knows is just sitting here like

 

[SirTim0thy]

Surprised to see that I know most of these, actually.

Only ones I use with any frequency are "gaslight" and "stan" both of which are not new or unique to gen Z.

 

[chomp chomp]

The way even Wikipedia got some of these wrong proves how aave has been turned into a stupid "trend". Like gyatt isn't no noun but everyone is using it as a noun now and sounding dumb asf As a black kid who grew up in a black family, seeing this all go down with everyone else who knows is just sitting here like

Also, I feel like "ate" will always be tied to the meatball video for me?