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When an artist releases two consecutive albums that are both critically solid (rated above a 5). It's the hip-hop equivalent of a successful marriage.
A Japanese automobile brand manufactured by Nissan that produced affordable, reliable, and increasingly popular cars from the 1930s through the 1980s, particularly known for compact cars and early sports models.
Either completely exhausted and depleted of energy, or beaten up and physically battered. Either way, you're not in great shape—you're just the tired version instead of the bruised version.
An alternative term for bisexuality—being romantically or sexually attracted to multiple genders, specifically emphasizing attraction to two or more people across gender lines. It's basically bisexual with a slightly more technical spin.
The compulsive act of scrolling through social media or news feeds, typically late at night, while consuming increasingly negative or distressing content. Often described as an anxiety-driven behavior where the viewer knows the content is bad for them but cannot stop.
Money voluntarily given by a viewer to a streamer, typically through third-party payment platforms like PayPal or StreamLabs, separate from platform-native monetization like subscriptions or bits. Donations are often accompanied by a message from the donor.
An outdoor movie theater where patrons watch films from their parked cars, typically equipped with individual speakers or a radio frequency broadcast. Popular from the 1950s through the 1980s, drive-ins represented a uniquely American entertainment experience that combined movies with automobile culture.
A self-inflicted humiliation where you trap a fart inside an enclosed piece of clothing (coat, snowsuit, jumpsuit) and it has nowhere to escape except straight up into your own face through the neck hole. Comedy gold for the person watching, existential horror for the person experiencing it.
An acronym for 'don't fucking worry about that shit, yo'—basically the textual shrug of someone who's decided that panic is counterproductive. It's the digital equivalent of kicking back with a confidence that may or may not be justified.
A person or thing that is an exact duplicate or nearly identical copy of another, especially when deceptively so; or historically, a horse that was secretly substituted for another in a race.
A gathering of people who play percussion instruments together, typically in a casual, improvisational setting without formal structure or trained musicians. Often associated with communal gatherings, music festivals, and group meditation or celebration.
A 1984 light gun shooter video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in which players use the NES Zapper controller to shoot ducks and clay pigeons on screen.
A playful, cutesy way of saying something is delicious or delightfully tasty. It's the kind of phrase you'd use ironically or nostalgically, with obvious silly enthusiasm.
Dressed in high-end, fashionable, or expensive clothing and accessories; wearing an impressive or stylish outfit from head to toe.
An audio cassette tape that has been recorded from another source, such as copying music from a vinyl record, CD, or another tape. The term refers to the duplicate recording process common before digital music became standard.
A brand of work boots and shoes characterized by their distinctive yellow stitching, air-cushioned sole, and durable leather construction; originally designed as occupational footwear but became a fashion statement and subcultural symbol.
A humorous double meaning: either a cigarette (because, you know, it slowly kills you) or a hilariously uncoordinated NBA player over 7 feet tall who can't seem to do anything useful with their height.
In a manner showing deliberate rudeness or contempt; used in internet slang to preface a blunt, harsh, or brutally honest statement.
Lacking intelligence or showing poor judgment; stupid or foolish. Originally meant unable to speak, but evolved to mean unintelligent.
A species of fictional undersea eel creatures from Nintendo games—long, carnivorous aquatic beasties that may or may not share DNA with Cheep-Cheeps.
That uncanny feeling when someone looks vaguely familiar but you absolutely cannot place them—leaving you in an awkward limbo of 'do I know you or are you just one of those faces?'
A structured eating plan people adopt as a substitute for actual exercise when they want to lose weight. Diets are the lazy person's shortcut to fitness—restriction over perspiration.
A film program consisting of two full-length movies shown back-to-back, typically at a single admission price. Double features were a common and economical way for theaters to attract audiences, especially during the Great Depression and post-war era.
The word 'dude' pronounced with an exaggerated lisp for comedic effect—can be used to address literally anyone (friends, pets, coworkers, random people) or as an expression of surprise. A silly, affectionate way to greet someone.