Apprentice
RIP Doughboy Roc
Cool wit me llsWhat about when the women call you bro back? My nieces do that shyt
Is the slang nowadays corny or am I just getting old?
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MuzzyP
All Star
Soldier
not redeemed with gold but with His Blood
When people use pronouns to introduce themselves
They/them
She/her
He/him
Now This is cringe and corny.
They/them
She/her
He/him
Now This is cringe and corny.
WhatsGoodTy
Ya feel me
It’s giving old head and you probably got L rizzI'm 26 but I feelevery time I hear the shyt these young people say these days
"It's giving..."
"Damn he has rizz"
"I'm a demon"
These new nikkas and new bytches are giving corny af
It’s giving old head and you probably got L rizz
I had rizz before yall young nikkas started using the word
Dog Based Gremlin
Veteran
ThatTruth777
Superstar
I mean it is what it is. I'm not saying fukking rizz lmao
NoirDynosaur
Yurrrrrrrrrr
Rizzz sounds like one of those supermarket graham crackers
Ain't blowing dikks slang for smoking weed or something?
A lot is the rise of digital communication/texting/social media, the rise of emoji's, and keeping in mind the medium, it's to shorten everything, using gestures and symbols as/in place of actual communication. That's why everything is shortened, and acronyms.
For instance, WYD is different at 11:34 PM from a woman, than from that same woman at 2:47 PM, (usually) it's the context, and ambiguous nature of symbols and gestures. Hey vs. heyyy, hiiiii, helooooo, hello
A lot is about how can say the least with the least amount of effort, and also kind of protect yourself, digitally. Millennials and Z minimize their effort and involvement, even when they are really invested. We talk about double texting, and late responses, we talk about what an exact emoji means, on some level is fascinating, on another it's bizarre, and disconnected.
Like, if I text someone, it's usually a well thought out, direct, unambiguous, maybe three sentences, if someone "ghosts me" on that, you are going to feel a little rejected. But, if I just texted WYD or WYA, it's way less investment, and far more interpretive.
I used to always wonder why people text "WYA", or "WYD", (almost never do they actually care where I am or what I am doing) but it's almost like a feeler, like are you there?
For instance, WYD is different at 11:34 PM from a woman, than from that same woman at 2:47 PM, (usually) it's the context, and ambiguous nature of symbols and gestures. Hey vs. heyyy, hiiiii, helooooo, hello
A lot is about how can say the least with the least amount of effort, and also kind of protect yourself, digitally. Millennials and Z minimize their effort and involvement, even when they are really invested. We talk about double texting, and late responses, we talk about what an exact emoji means, on some level is fascinating, on another it's bizarre, and disconnected.
Like, if I text someone, it's usually a well thought out, direct, unambiguous, maybe three sentences, if someone "ghosts me" on that, you are going to feel a little rejected. But, if I just texted WYD or WYA, it's way less investment, and far more interpretive.
I used to always wonder why people text "WYA", or "WYD", (almost never do they actually care where I am or what I am doing) but it's almost like a feeler, like are you there?
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Sauce and Footwork
Superstar
It better not be
RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
It's not cool anymore. Cacs know too much
