Rizz isn't even all that bad. Yeet is far stupider, though fun. Cap/ no cap is pretty worthless, but oh well. None of it is any worse than the slang from any other generation.
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Nothing will ever beat "Bitchin'"
Yeah, bitchin was pretty rad
Ah yes, ain't that fresh. Everybody wants to be down like that.
"Bitchin'" is such an 80s phrase that has mostly died out, and I hate that it's not more widely-used. I sometimes drop a bitchin' into a sentence and people take it as me being upset, when it's literally the exact opposite.
Wikitah is up there
wikitah just sounds like something made by Wikimedia
Correct and is why I make sure to use it ad much as I can for particular cool stuff
As long as we move farther away from YOLO, the better off we'll all be.
Worthless? I hear people use cap/no cap more than the rest
Just because they use it doesn't mean it ain't stupid. Rizz is at least short for charisma. That makes sense. Cap/ no cap doesn't make sense though. It's a net negative for language as a whole.
I'm gonna rizz up that glizzy. No cap, fam.
Please provide translation as well
I am going to roll charisma on this hot dog. (I am telling the truth, friend.)
I don't think a hot dog requires a charisma roll... You just eat it....
No, the other hot dog.
so this is invalid to you:
I just read this out loud to my teenage kids. I think I’ve traumatized them.
My 8-year-old is saying "ez", as in a word and not the letters.
pronounced "ease"? I've been saying that for many years now, gaming lingo or something
i think there's also some twitch shit related to it, back from my dota days: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=EZ%20Clap
here's an example, I've heard it pronounced 'e-z' and 'ease': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CjcITYUUos
Not quite like "ease"; more like saying "eh" with a z on the end.
Thats how we pronounce ez in french gaming comunities, idk if it is also the case in english
I actually JUST had a conversation here where someone explained what “yote” means.
So, tell us, we need to know, or risk becoming old.
Conjugation of yeet, past tense.
Past-tense of “yeet.”
And apparently, yeet means to throw?
So… yote means threw.
saying yeet is the same as saying throw, when you throw a mattress to the railway station from a american suburb
They ment risa
Rizz-a!
rizz was like a year ago
fo shizzle my nizzle