If someone asks you what happened and you respond with "Sis," it means there's a whole lot of drama that unfolded and there's a whole lot more to the story. These days, a Chad would be a hyper-masculine and overtly sexual young man. For example: "Bruh, you won't believe what just happened to me." Chad You can call anyone a bruh but should probably reserve it to friends and not, say, a supervisor. A "Karen" is typically used to refer to an entitled mom, who can be a bit irritating with her frequent requests to "talk to the manager." She may also have a giant bob haircut and drive a Volvo.
More: Radio host schooled after comparing 'boomer' to N-word, more on Twitter react Karen "Boomer" catchphrases have existed for some time, but "OK, boomer" has gained traction through TikTok. Gen Z and millennials are retaliating against the baby boomers' perception of them with the phrase, "OK, boomer." When someone responds to someone or something with "OK, boomer," they are basically calling that thing old, out-of-touch and resistant to change. You can say "and I oop" when someone says something unexpected or provocative. Still with us? Drag queen Jasmine Masters said "and I oop" in a viral video clip, which sent the internet (and yes, eventually, the VSCO girl section of the internet) into a tizzy. Buzzfeed notes this term didn't begin with the VSCO girls but started in the black community (as does much viral online chatter). Yes, this is the sound you make when you hit lots of keys at once on your keyboard. VSCO girls can often be heard saying "sksksk," to the confusion of many. There are many explainers if you'd like to go more in-depth with the term, which has turned into a full-fledged meme. The term "VSCO" comes from the camera app VSCO. You'll recognize these girls if they have scrunchies in their hair, sip out of Hydroflask water bottles and wear oversized sweatshirts.
Hopefully it'll help you better understand what your kids are saying. Here's a list of teen slang terms and their definitions. She 100% thinks that, don't you understand, you old, out-of-touch mom?
Translation: A trendy girl is not in your child's group of friends, but she appreciates her confidence even though her big ponytail holders are terrible. But I stan her swagger even though those scrunchies are trash. Thanks to the internet – mostly TikTok, let's be real – new slang words and phrases are popping up all the time, making it hard to have a conversation with your offspring.Ī sample conversation with a teen: "Oh, that VSCO girl? She's definitely not in my squad. If you clicked on this story, it's probably because you have no idea what your kids are saying.
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