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Reddit's beautifully chaotic contribution to the English language: a deliberately contradictory way to say "no" that's dripping with meme irony. It's the linguistic equivalent of a shrug emoji but make it confusing.
The disorienting vortex of clicking related videos on YouTube where you lose all sense of time and end up somewhere completely unexpected—starting with cute cats and ending with obscure conspiracy documentaries three hours later.
you got to be kidding me
you know you wish you were me
If someone sends you YMBJ and you actually were joking, you can respond withJKto let the person know their intuition was correct. If you weren't joking, you can send backIDSor tell the person that you'resrs.
A content creator who regularly produces and uploads videos to YouTube, ranging from gaming and comedy to education and everything in between. Basically anyone who has figured out how to monetize filming themselves.
A British term for the unfortunate experience of having your online order destroyed, damaged, or vanish entirely by the notoriously unreliable courier company Yodel—a verb form of inevitable shipping tragedy.
A feathered dinosaur from the Ark: Survival Evolved video game that resembles an allosaurus with a snowy white coat—obscure enough that mentioning it instantly reveals your gaming credentials to the uninitiated.
yeah, yeah, sure, whatever
An exclamation expressing alarm, embarrassment, or disapproval in response to something awkward, unpleasant, or surprising.
You're the focal point and main attraction—the whole reason everyone's gathered. A compliment highlighting your importance, appeal, or current relevance to the moment.
Irish and UK colloquial term for a young girl or woman—chav-adjacent slang that's been popular in Ireland and parts of the United Kingdom for decades.
A young person from rural southern America, characterized by rural culture, regional accent, and country-lifestyle aesthetics. It's a gentle ribbing of redneck stereotypes that's become internet shorthand for that specific vibe.
The end-stage evolution of yellow fever where someone's attraction to only one race becomes so consuming it actively damages their dating life and relationships. It's an obsession that's crossed from preference into dysfunction.
The classic playground comeback used to contradict someone's 'nuh-uh,' typically delivered with escalating intensity until one party concedes or walks away in frustration. It's the verbal equivalent of an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object.
Hip-hop slang for 'you hear me?' or 'you know what I'm saying?'—a rhetorical check-in to confirm your message landed.
Someone in their early 20s who embraces the shortcuts and hustle mentality because adulting is already hard enough without making it worse. It's less about being lazy and more about being strategically efficient.
Fantastic but make it extra—a yassified version of the word that signals extreme enthusiasm and approval. It's what 'fantastic' becomes when you hit it with the gay bestie energy.
A nonsensical question asking 'What do you do?' or 'What now?' when you're stuck or unsure of the next move. It's the verbal equivalent of shrugging while holding a hammer.
The most elite and respected status anyone can achieve in society, commanding universal admiration and respect wherever they go. It's the ultimate flex of human achievement.
To throw something with maximum force and velocity, usually a ball or object. A verb for launching items with reckless abandon and impressive distance.
An acronym representing a lifestyle or attitude of handling business or conflict in the streets without regard for formality or legality. It's the shorthand for people who settle their affairs in public, consequences be damned.
To complain or grumble persistently and often tediously; to whine or talk complainingly. The term suggests repetitive, annoying complaining rather than a single outburst.
To stylize or enhance something (typically an image, video, or idea) in an exaggerated, confident, or glamorous way, often with bold colors, dramatic filters, or over-the-top presentation. The term combines 'yes' affirmation with the suffix '-ify' and is used to express enthusiastic approval or transformation.