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These are different slang terms from gen z and upcoming gen alpha.... It is important to know to avoid confusion during texting/online and in person interactions, during the interaction if you are confused and don't get what the girl is saying, the momentum and vibe will drop she will auto reject (is hard to explain).... I was trying to explain this to @Chase Here
Sigma= the leader of the group
Cap= Cope and excuse when "no cap" mean i am being honest
only in ohio=
In n slang, "Ohio" is used to describe something as weird, cringe, bad, or undesirable. It's a negative term that can be used to insult someone or describe a situation as lame or strange.
Bet= agreeing
Brah= surprise/ disbelief/ ridiculous
skibidi= Skibidi" is slang originating from the viral YouTube series Skibidi Toilet that is popular among Gen Alpha. It can mean different things depending on the context, such as "cool," "bad," or "weird," but is often used as a nonsensical or random filler word without a specific meaning.
clap back= fight back, confront
dank = good quality
delulu= delusional (onitis)
cold = impressive / usually freezing emoji (as you can see if you don't know this you can misunderstand the text as negative when is positive)
goat= skills aka me (greatest of all time)
bussin= food delicious or something really cool
lore (this one i still have trouble understanding)= In Gen Z slang, "lore" refers to the detailed, often dramatic, backstory or personal history of a person or topic. It has evolved from its traditional meaning of background information to describe the narrative threads and "trauma-based" emotional context that define an individual's identity on social media, especially platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Sharing this personal lore is a way for Gen Z to be authentic and build community through storytelling.
sus= suspect, suspicious, questionable behavior
drip= cool outfit, trending styel, someone digging your style... "your shoes are dripping" is your shoes are too cool..
dupe= knock off ..... Imitation of designer style at cheaper price...
simp= beta loser, push over over women...
iykyk= if you know you know
lit= something awesome, amazing, cool.... or someone drunk or high
slay= someone performing extremely well, cool, awsome
salty= angry, bitter, jealousy, mean
stan= super fan, follower, groupie, fan boy
take a sit= relax, quiet down
wig= exitement
irl= in real life
its sending me = exitment
green flag= keeper
red flag= not good
fire= cool like a cool outfit....
Again guys, you also want to know, some of the drinks, social media they follow, clothing trends etc.... This will help you in the seduction like you are part of tribe and you get her and her group...
Sigma= the leader of the group
Cap= Cope and excuse when "no cap" mean i am being honest
only in ohio=
In n slang, "Ohio" is used to describe something as weird, cringe, bad, or undesirable. It's a negative term that can be used to insult someone or describe a situation as lame or strange.
- As an insult: Saying "you're so Ohio" means someone is being strange or awkward, similar to being "cringe".
- As a descriptor: You can describe an object, event, or person as "Ohio" to say it's not good, as in, "That new movie is so Ohio".
- In phrases: It is often combined with other popular slang words, such as "skibidi" or "rizz," to create phrases like "Ohio rizz," which refers to awkward or unsuccessful flirting.
Bet= agreeing
Brah= surprise/ disbelief/ ridiculous
skibidi= Skibidi" is slang originating from the viral YouTube series Skibidi Toilet that is popular among Gen Alpha. It can mean different things depending on the context, such as "cool," "bad," or "weird," but is often used as a nonsensical or random filler word without a specific meaning.
clap back= fight back, confront
dank = good quality
delulu= delusional (onitis)
cold = impressive / usually freezing emoji (as you can see if you don't know this you can misunderstand the text as negative when is positive)
goat= skills aka me (greatest of all time)
bussin= food delicious or something really cool
lore (this one i still have trouble understanding)= In Gen Z slang, "lore" refers to the detailed, often dramatic, backstory or personal history of a person or topic. It has evolved from its traditional meaning of background information to describe the narrative threads and "trauma-based" emotional context that define an individual's identity on social media, especially platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Sharing this personal lore is a way for Gen Z to be authentic and build community through storytelling.
sus= suspect, suspicious, questionable behavior
drip= cool outfit, trending styel, someone digging your style... "your shoes are dripping" is your shoes are too cool..
dupe= knock off ..... Imitation of designer style at cheaper price...
simp= beta loser, push over over women...
iykyk= if you know you know
lit= something awesome, amazing, cool.... or someone drunk or high
slay= someone performing extremely well, cool, awsome
salty= angry, bitter, jealousy, mean
stan= super fan, follower, groupie, fan boy
take a sit= relax, quiet down
wig= exitement
irl= in real life
its sending me = exitment
green flag= keeper
red flag= not good
fire= cool like a cool outfit....
Again guys, you also want to know, some of the drinks, social media they follow, clothing trends etc.... This will help you in the seduction like you are part of tribe and you get her and her group...
