Explore the complete Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang list for 2025 — from viral terms like “rizz,” “gyatt,” and “skibidi” to deeper Gen Alpha slang words like “sybau” and “put the fries in the bag.” This living slang dictionary includes meanings, origins, usage examples, and updates with new Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang words added regularly.
Welcome to the ultimate Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang list for 2025 — your A to Z dictionary of everything viral, wild, and chronically online. From “rizz” and “cap” to new terms like “sybau” and “gyatt,” this guide breaks down every slang term with meaning, usage, and origin. This list is constantly updated as new slang drops, and we’re currently building out separate deep-dive articles for each term — so check back frequently to explore every slang’s full meaning, cultural context, and rise to popular usage.
A vibe, theme, or look that defines your style or identity online
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s (Tumblr), viral again in 2020s (TikTok)
Origin
Tumblr / Pinterest / TikTok
Example
“Her whole IG is giving clean girl aesthetic.”
Aesthetic is how Gen Z and Alpha label everything from fit checks to phone wallpapers. It’s not just visual — it’s identity-coded. If you’ve got a ~vibe~ strong enough to name, it’s an aesthetic.
AF
A Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
AF
Meaning
“As f—” — used to emphasize something strongly
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010s (text slang)
Origin
SMS / meme captions
Example
“That outfit is cute AF 🔥”
AF is internet shorthand for “as f—” and gets slapped onto anything to turn up the intensity. It’s been around since early meme days and still holds power in Gen Z captions, TikTok comments, and reaction vids.
AFK
A Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
AFK
Meaning
Away From Keyboard — not active, not responding, gone
Generation
Millennial → Gen Z
First Used
1990s (Gaming), still viral in texting & Discord
Origin
Online gaming / IRC / message boards
Example
“Sorry for the late reply I was AFK 😭”
AFK started in gamer chat but is now just how people say “brb” or “I ghosted without warning.” If you’re not replying, not watching, or just vanishing — you’re AFK. And yes, people now use it IRL too (like saying it out loud 😭).
Alpha
A Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Alpha
Meaning
Someone acting like a stereotypical “alpha male” — confident, dominant, and just too much
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2015 (reclaimed in 2020)
Origin
TikTok / Andrew Tate vids / Discord memes
Example
“He told the teacher to ‘be quiet.’ That’s so Alpha 💀”
Alpha is Gen Alpha’s way of clowning or hyping up someone acting ultra confident or “bossy.” It’s rooted in alpha male memes and Tate behavior, but it’s mostly said with ironic sarcasm — like when a kid throws a tantrum and someone goes “ok Alpha 💀.”
Alt Girl
A Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Alt Girl
Meaning
A girl who vibes outside the mainstream with emo, punk, or edgy style
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010s Tumblr / Early 2020s TikTok
Origin
Emo / Indie / Thrift
Example
“She’s like full alt girl now — chokers, fishnets, the whole vibe.”
Alt Girl isn’t an insult or a compliment — it’s a classification. If someone calls you this, you probably have dyed hair, sharp eyeliner, and a playlist full of sad bops. And that’s valid.
And I Oop
A Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
And I Oop
Meaning
An accidental moment, a sudden shock, or awkward surprise
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2015–2019 (Vine era → VSCO era)
Origin
Jasmine Masters / Meme culture
Example
“He liked my 2016 selfie… and I oop 👀”
And I Oop is the sound of shock, embarrassment, or an “oh snap” moment. It blew up during the VSCO girl era but still slays as an ironic way to react to drama, thirst traps, or digital dysfunction. Basically, the verbal version of a facepalm.
Ate
A Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Ate
Meaning
Slayed, served, dominated — did something flawlessly
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020s
Origin
Twitter → TikTok
Example
“She ate and left no crumbs.”
Ate is Gen Z’s highest compliment. If someone “ate,” they crushed it — outfit, performance, roast, anything. The full version is “she ate and left no crumbs,” meaning they executed so hard there’s nothing left to critique.
Aura
A Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Aura
Meaning
The vibe or aesthetic someone gives off
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2023
Origin
Aesthetic TikTok
Example
“Her aura is unreal.”
Aura is about the energy or vibe you radiate — not just your fit, but your whole presence. You can have a “dark aura,” “mysterious aura,” or “main character aura.”
Aura Farming
A Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Aura Farming
Meaning
Purposely curating your vibe for attention
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2024
Origin
Twitter / TikTok
Example
“He’s just aura farming with that fit.”
Aura farming is the act of over-curating your vibe for likes, views, or general clout. Think moody mirrors, perfect outfits, and soft lighting — aesthetic clout-chasing.
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “B”
Confidently saying what you believe, even if unpopular
Generation
Millennial → Gen Z
First Used
Early 2010s, went viral again on TikTok & Twitter
Origin
Internet culture / ironic Reddit/Twitter slang
Example
“Unironically listening to Kidz Bop and loving it. Based.”
Based is Gen Z’s go-to approval stamp when someone confidently speaks their mind, says something bold, or doesn’t care about being cringe. It’s the opposite of trying too hard to fit in — being based is being unapologetically yourself.
BBG
B Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
BBG
Meaning
Short for “baby girl” — a cute or playful way to hype someone up
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s, viral again in 2020s
Origin
Text slang / TikTok comments
Example
“Go off BBG 😭🔥 you slayed fr”
BBG is how Gen Z flirts, hypes, and memes affection in the most unserious way. It can be a roast, a compliment, or a straight-up mood depending on the tone. Expect to see it under thirst traps, fit checks, and delulu behavior everywhere.
Bed Rot
B Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Bed Rot
Meaning
Staying in bed for hours (or days) doing nothing — often out of burnout, sadness, or just extreme chill
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020s
Origin
Self-care TikTok / Sad Girl Internet
Example
“Not me bed rotting for the third day straight watching 2000s rom-coms.”
Bed Rot is what happens when your brain says no and your body says “nah we’re not moving either.” It’s relatable, it’s just a whole lifestyle of giving up… cutely. 🛌📱🍿
Bet
B Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Bet
Meaning
Agreement or confirmation; “okay,” “got it”
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Twitter / Vine
Example
“You coming through later?” — “Bet.”
Bet is one of the most versatile Gen Z words. It’s a casual yes, used to confirm a plan or just respond confidently. Kinda like “say less.”
Beta
B Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Beta
Meaning
A submissive or passive person (vs alpha)
Generation
Gen Z / Internet Slang
First Used
early 2010’s
Origin
4chan / YouTube manosphere
Example
“He’s acting so beta around her.”
Beta is often used in contrast to “alpha,” and it’s usually meant as an insult — someone who’s weak, submissive, or not taking control. Sometimes used ironically now.
Boomer
B Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Boomer
Meaning
Old, out-of-touch, or cringe person
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2019
Origin
“OK Boomer” meme
Example
“That take is pure boomer energy.”
Boomer is used as a roast for anyone acting old, slow, or not understanding internet culture. Doesn’t matter your age — it’s a state of mind.
Bop
B Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Bop
Meaning
A girl, especially one active on TikTok, IG, or OnlyFans
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2023
Origin
TikTok / Discord / YouTube Shorts
Example
“Have you seen her OF? She’s such a bop.”
Bop now goes way beyond music. In Gen Z/Alpha slang, it’s a term for attractive girls — especially those posting thirst traps or running OF pages. It pops up in TikTok vids, and Discord chats. If someone says “bop house,” they’re talking about the squad of OF baddies that live under one roof.
Boujee
B Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Boujee
Meaning
Fancy, expensive, high-maintenance, or glamorously extra
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z
First Used
2010s
Origin
Hip-Hop Culture / African American Vernacular English (AAVE)
Example
“She only drinks matcha lattes from Erewhon — she’s so boujee.”
Boujee energy means you like the finer things, even if your bank account doesn’t. Think luxury, glam, designer fits, and vibes that scream ✨I don’t do basic.✨
Brainrot
B Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Brainrot
Meaning
When your brain is fully consumed by a hyper-specific meme, fandom, or internet obsession
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020s
Origin
Reddit / TikTok / Discord
Example
“I can’t stop quoting this stupid meme. Full brainrot.”
Brainrot is that point where a meme or fandom has infected your entire personality. If your humor, speech, and daily thoughts revolve around one hyper-niche thing — welcome, you’ve got brainrot. 🧠💀
Brat
B Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Brat
Meaning
Someone who acts spoiled, sassy, or defiant in a playful way — usually on purpose
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2000s-2010s (resurfaced via TikTok & Brat Aesthetic)
Origin
Y2K / Fashion / Charli XCX
Example
“She’s in her brat era — full lashes, side eye, and a lil bit evil.”
Brat energy is all about cute dysfunction. Whether it’s a flirty side-eye or just refusing to text back, the modern brat is confident, unserious, and lives to be ✨extra with attitude✨.
The vibe popped off hard in 2024 with Charli XCX’s BRAT album and started the Brat aesthetic.
Bugging
B Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Bugging
Meaning
Acting wild, irrational, or overreacting
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s
Origin
Urban slang → TikTok slang
Example
“She bugging if she thinks that’s cute 💀”
Bugging is what you say when someone is tweaking out, overreacting, or doing the most for no reason. It’s a roast, a vibe check, and a reality check all in one.
Bussin
B Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Bussin
Meaning
Slang for when food (or something else) is insanely good or hits hard
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010s (viral again in 2020s TikTok food reviews)
Origin
AAVE / Southern U.S. Slang
Example
“This mac and cheese? Bussin. Like… I’m actually crying rn.”
Bussin isn’t just for food anymore — Gen Z uses it for fits, music, makeup, vibes, and basically anything worth hyping. But if a grandma cooks and you say “bussin,” she wins.
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “C”
To publicly reject or call out someone for problematic behavior
Generation
Millennial → Gen Z / Alpha
First Used
2016 (mainstream)
Origin
Twitter / Callout Culture
Example
“He’s cancelled for that take.”
Cancel or “cancelled” means someone’s been called out online for bad behavior — usually via TikTok, X (Twitter), or community drama. Gen Z often uses it ironically now, like “girl you’re cancelled for not liking fries in the bag.”
Cap / No Cap / Capping / All Cap
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Cap
Meaning
Lying, being honest, or exaggerating
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2017
Origin
Hip-hop / Twitter
Example
“She said she met Drake. That’s cap.”
“Cap” is a slang term used to call out a lie. If something is “no cap,” it’s the truth. “Capping” means someone is lying or exaggerating. It became widely popular through rap lyrics and spread to TikTok and meme culture.
Canon Event
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Canon Event
Meaning
A moment in life that was meant to happen (even if it’s cringe) because it shaped your story
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2023
Origin
Spider-Verse Memes / TikTok
Example
“Watching her get back with her toxic ex is a canon event… I can’t interfere.”
Canon Event is a moment in your life that was bound to happen — no matter how painful, awkward, or chaotic. It’s something you had to experience to become who you are. Think: losing a friend group, catching feelings for the wrong person, or getting humbled online.Everyone has them. You can’t skip them. You just live it, cringe later, and move on.
It’s not just a moment — it’s part of your lore. Canon.
Caught Lacking
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Caught Lacking
Meaning
Exposed, roasted, or embarrassed while totally unprepared
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
Late 2010s (Vine / Rap Lyrics)
Origin
Slang from drill/trap music, then picked up by meme culture
Example
“He wore slides in the rain and got caught lacking fr.”
Caught lacking is when someone gets absolutely played, exposed, or clowned — and they weren’t ready for it. Whether it’s forgetting their password during a livestream or getting roasted in public, if you weren’t on guard, you got caught lacking. 💀
Caught in 4K
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Caught in 4K
Meaning
Exposed doing something dumb, embarrassing, or sussy — often with receipts (aka screenshots or videos)
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
Late 2010s, viral by 2020
Origin
Twitter / YouTube / Meme culture
Example
“He said he was home sick but got caught in 4K at the party 💀”
Caught in 4K means you got fully exposed — and there’s proof. The “4K” part is a joke about high-res footage, like we’ve got HD receipts. People use it when someone gets called out, especially with screenshots, videos, or reposted cringe.
Clickbait
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Clickbait
Meaning
Misleading or dramatic title/image meant to get clicks
Generation
Millennials → Gen Z / Alpha
First Used
2010s
Origin
YouTube / Social Media
Example
“This thumbnail is pure clickbait.”
Clickbait is when content (usually a video or article) exaggerates or lies to get people to click. Gen Z uses it casually to roast dramatic TikToks, fake drama thumbnails, or thirst traps with misleading captions.
Clout / Clout Chaser
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Clout
Meaning
Influence, fame, or someone who desperately seeks it
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2017
Origin
SoundCloud / YouTube
Example
“He’s just doing that for clout.”
Clout refers to social status or online fame. A “clout chaser” is someone who tries too hard to go viral, piggybacking on trends or drama for attention. The term blew up in influencer and TikTok spaces.
Crashing Out
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Crashing Out
Meaning
Losing your mind or raging out — usually in a way that’s public or dramatic
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2023
Origin
TikTok / Discord
Example
“He started throwing his headset and yelling on live… dudes fully crashing out.”
“Crashing out” is Gen Alpha’s way of calling out full-blown rage spirals. Whether it’s during a livestream meltdown, a rage quit moment, or tweaking out in Discord VC — it means someone fully lost it and snapped. It’s funny until it’s not 💀.
Cirb
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Cirb
Meaning
Short for “Chill I’m rage baiting” — used to signal ironic trolling
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2025
Origin
TikTok comments
Example
“You look ugly today. Cirb 😭”
Cirb is peak Gen Alpha trolling. It secretly means “Chill I’m rage baiting” — a quick way to say “yeah I’m being toxic on purpose, don’t take it seriously.” It’s how they dodge accountability while still farming rage clicks in the comment section 💀. Cirb is the new sike.
A confident, attractive, often jock-like guy — sometimes used seriously, other times satirically
Generation
Millennials / Gen Z
First Used
2000s (revived heavily in 2019+)
Origin
4chan / Reddit / Meme Culture
Example
“He walked in with two Gatorades and said ‘you looked thirsty.’ Actual Chad behavior.”
Chad started as meme mockery and evolved into an unironic badge of “top-tier male energy.” Opposite of an incel. May or may not own Pit Vipers 😎
Chat
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Chat
Meaning
Refers to the audience or viewers in a livestream; also used to address a group of people
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2017
Origin
Twitch / YouTube streaming
Example
“Chat, what do I even do now??”
Chat is how streamers refer to their audience — and now it’s also how people talk to imaginary fans online. It’s a way to narrate something like you’re live, even when you’re not.
Chopped
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Chopped
Meaning
Destroyed, messed up, or edited weirdly; sometimes means ugly
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2023
Origin
Twitter / meme vids
Example
“Bro your cut is CHOPPED 😭😭”
Chopped means something is ruined — like a bad haircut, a brainrot vid, or a busted video crop. It’s a roast. If it’s chopped, it’s not right.
Chuzz
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Chuzz
Meaning
A chopped huzz — used as a roast for an unattractive girl
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2025
Origin
Discord / TikTok
Example
“Why are all these girls chuzz’s 💀”
Chuzz is one of those Gen Alpha roast terms that sounds made-up but hits way too hard. It’s short for “chopped huzz” — basically calling someone ugly in a wild, exaggerated way. Most often dropped in party chats, Discord calls, or TikTok comments when someone’s going full roast mode for no reason. It’s petty, unserious, and 100% Gen Alpha.
Clapped
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Clapped
Meaning
Ugly, wrecked, or defeated badly
Generation
Gen Z / UK Slang
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
British slang → TikTok crossover
Example
“That filter made me look clapped 😩”
Clapped is UK-born slang for something or someone looking beat up, rough, or busted. Gen Z brought it global via memes, and now it lives in vids and reaction vids.
Cook
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Cook
Meaning
To absolutely slay, destroy, or win — usually in a debate, diss, or creative moment
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s, viral 2020s
Origin
Twitter / Memes
Example
“She really cooked with that presentation — everyone else was quiet.”
Cook is a Gen Z way to say someone went off (in the best way). Whether they’re dragging someone in an argument or just killing it in their lane, we say “let them cook.” And if they actually do cook? Oh, it’s over for y’all.
Cooked
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Cooked
Meaning
Messed up, wild, brainrot, or completely gone
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2022
Origin
TikTok / Shorts memes
Example
“This video is so cooked 💀”
Cooked is Gen Alpha’s go-to word for anything that feels brainrot, over-edited, fried, or just generally unwell. If it’s giving you brainrot, it’s cooked.
Coomer
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Coomer
Meaning
Internet slang for someone addicted to online pleasure content
Generation
Gen Z (4chan origin)
First Used
2019
Origin
4chan meme → Reddit → ironic TikTok use
Example
“He’s deep in coomer mode rn 😬”
Coomer is niche internet slang for someone way too online, usually for NSFW reasons. It’s mostly used ironically now by Gen Z/Alpha to roast the chronically cooked.
Cracked
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Cracked
Meaning
Insanely good at something (usually gaming or sports); absolutely unhinged level of skill
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Early 2010s (Twitch/YouTube), still viral
Origin
Gaming / Streaming Culture
Example
“Bro dropped 40 kills in Fortnite — he’s cracked.”
Cracked started in gaming but now applies to anything you’re freakishly good at. If someone calls you cracked, it’s a compliment (unless they say it after you rage in Valorant, then… maybe chill).
Cringe
C Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Cringe
Meaning
Awkward, embarrassing, or trying too hard
Generation
All gens — still going strong
First Used
Early 2010s
Origin
Reddit / YouTube culture
Example
“This skit is pure cringe.”
Cringe is timeless. Still used to roast anything that feels awkward, forced, or out of touch. If someone tries too hard and it flops? Instant cringe.
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “D”
Used flirtatiously to refer to someone confident, dominant, or attractive — typically in a romantic or spicy context
Generation
Gen Z / Millennials
First Used
2010s
Origin
Stan Twitter / Fandom Culture / Tumblr
Example
“He cooked dinner and fixed the WiFi?? Yes daddy 😩”
Daddy is the flirty cousin of Zaddy — less fashion-forward, more vibe-forward. It’s equal parts compliment and dysfunction, depending on delivery 😏
Dank
D Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Dank
Meaning
Describes memes that are intentionally bizarre, niche, or absurd — but funny
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z
First Used
2010s
Origin
Reddit / Meme Pages / YouTube Poop
Example
“That deep-fried Shrek vid? Pure dank energy.”
Dank is old-school internet slang that stuck around. It’s used to describe wild or low-res memes with insane humor. If it makes no sense but it slaps? It’s dank.
Deep
D Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Deep
Meaning
Used ironically to dismiss something dramatic, emotional, or overanalyzed
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2019
Origin
Twitter / text culture
Example
“Relax. It’s not that deep.”
Deep is how Gen Z shuts down overreactions, drama, or thinkpieces. If someone’s spiraling or doing too much over a simple situation? Hit ’em with “it’s not that deep.” Cold. Brutal. Effective.
Delulu
D Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Delulu
Meaning
Delusional in a funny, confident, or unbothered way
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2023
Origin
Twitter / TikTok
Example
“He’s delulu if he thinks she’s texting back.”
Delulu is short for delusional. It’s when you fully believe in the impossible, usually for laughs or fake confidence. “Delulu is the solulu.”
Doomer
D Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Doomer
Meaning
A person obsessed with hopelessness, burnout, or doomscrolling
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2019
Origin
4chan / Meme Culture
Example
“He’s been in doomer mode since the algorithm flopped him.”
Doomer is internet slang for someone stuck in negativity, pessimism, or burnout. It’s a meme archetype that Gen Z often uses to roast their own mental health spiral.
Doom Scroll
D Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Doom Scroll
Meaning
Getting stuck scrolling TikTok, Reels, or Shorts and not being able to stop
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020 (pandemic era → evolved)
Origin
Twitter → TikTok culture
Example
“It’s 3am and I’m still doom scrolling vids of Bluey 💀”
Doom scroll used to mean bingeing sad news. Now? It’s the Gen Z/Alpha term for getting absolutely locked into TikTok, Reels, or YouTube Shorts. Whether it’s fan vids, rage bait, or meme spirals, it’s that moment you realize your brain’s melted and you’re 87 videos deep. One more scroll won’t hurt… right?
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “E”
A digitally hot guy with emo, alt, or gamer style who lives online
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s TikTok
Origin
TikTok / Tumblr Emo Crossover
Example
“He straight up looks like an e-boy who plays Valorant and ghosted you.”
E-Boy was the internet’s alt heartthrob moment — black nails, middle part, chains, and thirst traps. It’s like emo 2.0 but on TikTok and usually holding a vape pen.
E-Girl
E Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
E-Girl
Meaning
A digital aesthetic girl known for alt fashion and online presence
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2018
Origin
TikTok / Twitch / Discord
Example
“She’s giving major e-girl energy.”
E-girl originally described a specific alt look: dyed hair, winged eyeliner, chains, fishnets. But now it’s broader — referring to any chronically online girl with a digital persona, whether cute, edgy, or thirst trap-coded.
Eating
E Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Eating
Meaning
Absolutely killing it; slaying a look or performance
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2020s
Origin
Twitter / TikTok
Example
“She’s eating with that outfit.”
Eating is a hype word used when someone is fully slaying — with their fit, makeup, dance, or vibe. It’s often used in fashion TikToks, meme vids, or drag-style roasts. If they’re eating, they’re dominating the moment.
Era
E Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Era
Meaning
A specific phase or vibe someone is living in — used to describe moods, choices, or wild behavior
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2021–2022
Origin
Stan Twitter / TikTok Captions
Example
“Don’t talk to me, I’m in my ‘delulu productivity era.’”
Era is Gen Z’s favorite way to narrate personal dysfunction. Whether you’re in your healing era, toxic era, or bed rot era — it’s a whole mood arc with aesthetic energy. The term peaked in pop culture when Taylor Swift dropped her Eras Tour, and now everyone’s living like their life has themed chapters too — good, bad, or completely unhinged.
Extra
E Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Extra
Meaning
Doing the most — over-the-top, dramatic, or attention-seeking in a way that’s funny or cringe
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
Mid 2010s
Origin
Vine / Twitter / High School Lingo
Example
“He brought sparklers and a playlist to brunch? So extra.”
Extra is what you call someone when they’re turning a casual moment into a Broadway production. It’s not an insult — unless you really mean it is 💅.
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “F”
A reference to your face being flawless — so good that it gives you instant clout or respect
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Early 2020s
Origin
TikTok / Beauty Influencer Culture
Example
“The outfit? Mid. But the face card never declines.”
Face card is Gen Z’s way of saying someone’s face is their biggest flex. It means you look so good, you don’t even need credentials. You’re serving face — and that’s enough.
Fam
F Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Fam
Meaning
Bro, dude, or homie — casual slang for anyone you’re talking to
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s
Origin
UK roadman slang → TikTok & meme culture
Example
“Ayo fam, you good?”
Fam used to mean your actual inner circle — now it’s just Gen Z’s version of bro. It’s said to strangers, friends, or literally anyone. If you hear “yo fam” or “relax fam,” it’s not deep — it’s just casual slang with UK roots that went global thanks to memes and TikTok sound bites.
Fanum Tax
F Slang
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Fanum Tax
Meaning
Stealing food off someone else’s plate
Generation
Gen Alpha / Gen Z
First Used
2023
Origin
Fanum (YouTuber) / TikTok
Example
“He hit me with the Fanum Tax and took my nuggets.”
Fanum Tax is the Gen Alpha way of stealing someone’s food and making it funny. Named after streamer Fanum who would eat his friends’ meals live on camera.
Fell Off
F Slang
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Fell Off
Meaning
A way to say someone or something lost their hype, relevance, or quality
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020s
Origin
Twitter (X) / TikTok Comments
Example
“He dropped one flop single and everyone said he fell off 😭”
Fell off is the ultimate Gen Z diss. Whether it’s a celeb, content creator, or even a brand — if they stop hitting like they used to, the timeline will say they fell off.
FFS
F Slang
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FFS
Meaning
Abbreviation for “for f***’s sake” — used to express frustration, disbelief, or extreme annoyance
Generation
Millennials / Gen Z
First Used
Early 2000s (text culture)
Origin
Internet / Forums / Texting
Example
“FFS, he FaceTimed me just to ask what time it is.”
FFS is the ultimate rage-text abbreviation. If you’re mad, tired, or just deeply over it — drop an FFS and move on.
Fien / Fiening
F Slang
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Fien
Meaning
Desperately wanting something (usually food or attention)
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2023
Origin
Skits / Reaction TikTok
Example
“Bro is fiening for that Chick-fil-A.”
Fiening is a warped spelling of “fiending,” and it’s all over Gen Alpha TikTok. It’s used when someone’s being real obvious about wanting something hard — food, a person, attention, etc.
Fine Shyt
F Slang
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Fine Shyt
Meaning
Someone who looks really good — baddie, hot, or slaying
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2024
Origin
TikTok / IG captions
Example
“She walked in like damn… that’s fine shyt.”
Fine shyt isn’t about fancy brunch — it’s Gen Z/Alpha’s way of calling someone drop-dead attractive. It’s used when someone’s giving full-on baddie energy, dressed to kill, or just looking like they know they’re that person. From TikTok vids to IG thirst comments, “fine shyt” is the highest compliment.
Finna
F Slang
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Finna
Meaning
Short for “fixing to” — basically means “about to” or “going to” do something
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
African American Vernacular English (AAVE), popularized online in 2010s–2020s
Origin
AAVE → Meme/Internet Culture
Example
“I’m finna log off before I say something wild.”
Finna is one of those words you’ll hear in almost every corner of Gen Z speech — it’s casual, fast, and real. Whether you’re finna go, finna eat, or finna lose it… you’re doing something, and soon. ⚡
Finsta
F Slang
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Finsta
Meaning
A fake or private Instagram account used to post unfiltered, wild, or personal content
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Instagram Culture / High School Friend Groups
Example
“My main’s curated, but the real me lives on the finsta 💀”
Finsta = fake + Insta. It’s where people drop the mess — spam selfies, cryptic captions, meme dumps, and dysfunction. No brand deals, just unhinged.
Fire
F Slang
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Fire
Meaning
Something that’s extremely good, impressive, or 🔥 hot (in a good way)
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
Early 2000s (slang), 2010s+ in meme culture
Origin
Hip-Hop / Internet Slang
Example
“That outfit is actually fire omg 🔥🔥”
Fire is one of the most universal compliments. If someone calls your fit, your post, or your playlist fire — take the W. They mean it slaps.
Fit / Fit Check
F Slang
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Fit / Fit Check
Meaning
Short for “outfit” — a fit check is a flex, a vibe, or a video showing what you’re wearing
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s, viral on TikTok in 2020s
Origin
YouTube Fashion Vlogs → TikTok Trends
Example
“Fit check before the concert 🖤🖤🖤”
Fit is the go-to slang for outfit. And a fit check? That’s a ritual. Whether it’s a mirror selfie or a full OOTD breakdown — we need to see the drip.
Flex
F Slang
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Flex
Meaning
To show off or brag, usually about something material or social
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s
Origin
Rap lyrics → meme culture
Example
“Not you flexing your AirPods 😭”
Flex is the go-to word for showing off — whether it’s your fit, your grades, or your Roblox drip. It can be genuine or ironic depending on tone. Sometimes it’s even a “weird flex, but ok” situation.
Flop
F Slang
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Flop
Meaning
Something (or someone) that failed, flopped, or is just not giving
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2018
Origin
Stan Twitter → meme culture
Example
“Bro got benched again? He’s a flop fr.”
Flop started as a way to call out failed posts or flopped trends — but now it’s also a full-on insult. Gen Z and Alpha use it to drag people who stay losing, making bad takes, or just existing in L-mode. From TikTok flops to real life dropkicks, being a “flop” is universal disrespect.
FOMO
F Slang
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FOMO
Meaning
Fear of missing out — anxiety over not being included in something fun or important
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z
First Used
2010s
Origin
Text Slang → Meme Culture
Example
“Skipped the party and now I’ve got FOMO watching everyone’s stories 😩”
FOMO is what hits when you see others having fun — without you. If your groupchat’s silent but Insta is loud, yeah… that’s textbook FOMO.
FR
F Slang
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FR
Meaning
“For real” — used to confirm honesty, seriousness, or agreement
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s
Origin
Text speak → meme culture
Example
“That food hit different fr.”
FR is short for “for real,” and it’s how Gen Z and Alpha confirm the truth — especially when agreeing hard or calling something out. It can be added for emphasis (“frfr”) or dropped solo as a vibe check.
Fresh
F Slang
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Fresh
Meaning
Stylish, clean, or looking good
Generation
All gens — still in rotation
First Used
1990s (resurfaced)
Origin
Hip-hop slang → revived by vids / TikTok
Example
“That fit is fresh AF 🧼”
Fresh is a classic compliment that’s still alive and dripped out. Whether it’s a haircut, outfit, or even your TikTok layout — if it’s clean and hits, it’s fresh.
Fries in the Bag
F Slang
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Fries In The Bag
Meaning
Hurry up. Get it done. Stop stalling.
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2023
Origin
Fast food TikTok skits / YouTube Shorts
Example
“Bro stop talking and just put the fries in the bag.”
Fries in the bag isn’t about food — it’s Gen Alpha code for “just do it already.” It came from viral fast food skits where someone’s stalling, messing around, or overcomplicating things, and someone else just wants the job done. If someone tells you “fries in the bag,” stop talking and press go.
Fumble
F Slang
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Fumble
Meaning
To mess up something major — often used when someone ruins a crush, opportunity, or vibe
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Sports Slang → Twitter / TikTok
Example
“He left her on read for 2 days. Bro fumbled HARD.”
Fumble is when someone has the vibe, the moment, the whole meal — and still drops the ball. Often followed by public shame and a comment section saying “you fumbled the bag.”
FTW
F Slang
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FTW
Meaning
For The Win — used to hype something up or show major support
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z
First Used
2000s, revived in 2020s
Origin
Gaming / Internet Forums → Meme Speak
Example
“Girl dinner ftw 😋🍽️”
FTW is old but still alive. It’s your go-to hype code. It’s giving support, energy, and straight-up enthusiasm for literally anything. FTW stays winning.
F’s in Chat
F Slang
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F’s in Chat
Meaning
Used when something fails, breaks, or takes a major L
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2014 (Call of Duty) → Revived on TikTok
Origin
Call of Duty → Twitch → Meme culture
Example
“His phone flew off the rollercoaster. F’s in chat.”
F’s in chat is the internet’s go-to reaction when something flops, breaks, or dies — emotionally or physically. Born from a Call of Duty mission prompt, it stuck around as meme culture’s favorite dry way of saying “RIP.” If someone says it in the comments, something just went terribly wrong (or hilariously bad).
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “G”
Shocked, stunned, or totally slayed by something — in the best or wildest way
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
1990s (Camp Vibes), revived by TikTok
Origin
Internet Slay Speak
Example
“When she said that on live?? I was GAGGED.”
Gagged means absolutely SHOOK. Whether you’re floored by a plot twist, a killer outfit, or messy drama — if it left you breathless, you were gagged. 💋
Gaslighting
G Slang
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Gaslighting
Meaning
Manipulating someone into questioning their reality
Generation
Millennial → Gen Z Popularization
First Used
2020 (popularized)
Origin
Psychology / Memes
Example
“She gaslit me into thinking I was wrong… again.”
Gaslighting became a go-to Gen Z term for manipulation, real or exaggerated. It’s often memed or misused, but it originally referred to making someone doubt their own perception.
Gatekeep
G Slang
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Gatekeep
Meaning
To purposely keep something cool, niche, or personal by not sharing it with others
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2020s
Origin
Twitter (X) / TikTok Irony Culture
Example
“Where’s your shirt from?” “Gatekeeping 💅”
Gatekeep started out as a critique of exclusivity — but Gen Z flipped it. Now it’s a joking way to keep your fave songs, clothes, or aesthetics on the low. Gatekeep. Gaslight. Girlboss. 🔐
Ghosting
G Slang
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Ghosting
Meaning
Cutting off all contact without explanation
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010s
Origin
Dating apps / Internet culture
Example
“She ghosted after the third date.”
Ghosting is when someone vanishes from communication like they never existed. It’s brutal, common, and universally hated across all generations.
Gigachad
G Slang
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Gigachad
Meaning
The ultimate alpha male — ultra-attractive, confident, and meme-tier flawless. Used seriously or ironically.
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2019
Origin
4chan / Reddit / Meme Vids
Example
“He said ‘touch grass’ and walked off in silence. Gigachad energy.”
Gigachad is the exaggerated final form of a Chad — part meme, part sigma fantasy, part aspirational dad bod with Photoshop lighting. Often appears next to 3D Roman busts and $9 motivation YouTube shorts.
Girl Dinner
G Slang
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Girl Dinner
Meaning
A random but oddly satisfying collection of snacks, finger food, or little bites instead of a real meal
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2023
Origin
TikTok Viral Audio + Trend
Example
“Dinner tonight is pickles, string cheese, 2 chips and half a Diet Coke. Girl dinner.”
Girl Dinner is wild elegance. It’s when you don’t cook but still feast — one olive, five grapes, three crackers, and a dream. 🍇🧀✨
Girl Math
G Slang
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Girl Math
Meaning
Lighthearted “logic” used to justify spending or behavior in a way that feels emotionally correct
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2023
Origin
TikTok / Podcast Clip / Shopping Humor
Example
“It was only $80 but I returned something that was $100 so technically I made $20. Girl math.”
Girl Math is delulu on purpose — it’s how you explain decisions that make no sense to anyone but feel like a win. Free shipping? Profit. $50 with a coupon? Basically free. 🧠🛍️💅
Glazing
G Slang
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Glazing
Meaning
Over-hype or obsessively praise someone (usually cringe)
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2023
Origin
YouTube / TikTok Shorts
Example
“Bro’s glazing MrBeast in the replies.”
Glaze is Gen Alpha’s version of “ride or die stan” — except it’s meant as an insult. If you’re glazing someone, you’re doing way too much hype or praise to the point of embarrassment.
Glizzy
G Slang
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Glizzy
Meaning
A hot dog (or meme term for one)
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2020
Origin
DC Slang → TikTok meme
Example
“Caught bro gobbling a glizzy at the cookout.”
Glizzy was originally DC slang for a gun, but the internet hijacked it as a goofy word for hot dogs. Now it’s mostly used for meme roasts or glizzy challenges.
Glow Up
G Slang
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Glow Up
Meaning
A transformation where someone dramatically improves their look, energy, or overall vibe
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z
First Used
2010s (Twitter / Tumblr), mainstream 2020s
Origin
Beauty / Meme Culture
Example
“He disappeared for a year and came back with a full glow up.”
Glow up is the rebrand of the century. Whether it’s a skincare era, mental health, fashion, or all three — the post-glow up version of you? Unrecognizable. ✨📈
Go Off
G Slang
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Go Off
Meaning
To absolutely slay something — whether it’s a look, a rant, or pure energy
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s (Twitter) → viral on TikTok
Origin
Stan Twitter
Example
“OK bestie go off!! 🔥🔥”
Go off is hype language. It’s what you say when someone’s doing the most — and winning. Whether they’re dragging someone or giving main character energy? Go. Off.
Goated
G Slang
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Goated
Meaning
Extremely good at something; the greatest of all time (G.O.A.T.)
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2019 (mainstream)
Origin
Sports slang → Twitch / meme culture
Example
“He brought snacks for the whole class?? GOATED behavior.”
Goated means someone (or something) is elite. It comes from G.O.A.T. (“Greatest of All Time”) and blew up in meme vids, gaming streams, and TikTok captions. Can be serious, ironic, or both — like calling a McChicken “goated” with zero hesitation.
Gooning
G Slang
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Gooning
Meaning
Chronically online, parasocial thirsting — being deep in the digital sauce
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Early 2010s (revived 2020s)
Origin
Reddit / TikTok / meme culture
Example
“Caught him gooning to AI girls again. He’s gone.”
Gooning means being totally down bad online — lost in the algorithm, hypnotized by thirst traps, e-girls, or fantasy content. A gooner isn’t just addicted, they’re digitally possessed. The term evolved from NSFW forums into a full-on meme used to roast people for being terminally parasocial. It’s not always that deep — but it’s always a little cooked.
“This gotta be the most goofy ahh NPC behavior I’ve seen.”
Goofy ahh is Gen Alpha slang for anything dumb, silly, or straight-up ridiculous. It’s the kind of insult you throw at someone acting like a cartoon character. Trip over your own shoelace in public? Yeah, that’s a real goofy ahh moment.
Green Flag
G Slang
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Green Flag
Meaning
Something positive, healthy, or relationship-safe — the opposite of a red flag
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020s
Origin
TikTok / Relationship Discourse / Twitter Threads
Example
“He listens, makes playlists, and leaves you space? Green flag behavior.”
Green Flag is how Gen Z spots the good ones. From emotional intelligence to being nice to waitstaff, these are the little things that scream ✨ keep him ✨. Usually paired with Red Flag callouts for full effect.
Grimace Shake
G Slang
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Grimace Shake
Meaning
A real drink that turned into a viral meme trend
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2023
Origin
McDonald’s / TikTok
Example
“Took one sip of the Grimace Shake… now I’m just laying here.”
Grimace Shake was an actual McDonald’s shake released for Grimace’s birthday — but TikTok turned it into a trend where people drink it, then cut to themselves laying on the ground or acting like something weird happened. It became a joke about things going downhill fast, and people started saying “he’s coming to get you” like Grimace was somehow responsible.
Gucci
G Slang
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Gucci
Meaning
Chill, good, all clear — basically “all good” or “cool”
Generation
Millennials / Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2000s (revived in 2020s)
Origin
Street Slang → Rap Culture → Internet
Example
“Everything’s gucci on my end, don’t stress.”
Gucci was one of the earliest brand-name slang terms to go mainstream. It means things are smooth, under control, or ~vibing~. Still holding strong as casual Gen Z chill-speak.
Gurting / Gurt / Yo Gurt
G Slang
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Gurting / Gurt / Yo Gurt
Meaning
Making a bold or risky move to impress someone or shoot your shot
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2025
Origin
TikTok / Discord slang
Example
“He walked up to the table alone and started talking — bro was fully gurting.”
Gurting (or just gurt) is Gen Alpha slang for doing something that feels scary but worth it — like approaching a group, shooting your shot, or jumping into a situation with no guarantee it’ll go well. It’s about bold moves with big energy. If it’s high risk but might go crazy if it lands? That’s a gurt moment.
Slang for a big butt, usually shouted or said with shock
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2022
Origin
Twitch / IShowSpeed
Example
“GYATT!!! She got that dumpy 😭”
Gyatt (or “gyat”) is a shout word for seeing a thick body walk by. Made famous on stream and TikTok by IShowSpeed and his viewers. Usually used loudly and dramatically.
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “H”
Used to emphasize how intense, real, or impressive something is — usually in a positive or hype way
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2020s
Origin
Music Slang / TikTok / Drill Culture
Example
“That beat goes hard.”
Hard is Gen Z’s way of saying something absolutely slaps — visually, musically, or emotionally. If it hits, it goes hard.
Hard Launch
H Slang
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Hard Launch
Meaning
When you post your new relationship publicly online with zero soft teasing
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020s Instagram / TikTok
Origin
Marketing Lingo Turned Slang
Example
“She hard launched her new man with a birthday carousel 💀”
Hard Launch is when there’s no mystery — one day you’re single, the next day you’re posting kissing selfies on the main. It’s the opposite of a soft launch (hands, shadows, hints only).
Highkey
H Slang
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Highkey
Meaning
Openly, obviously, or confidently — the opposite of lowkey
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2018
Origin
Twitter / Text Slang
Example
“Highkey want to drop out and become a Skibidi editor.”
Highkey is a way to say something out loud and proud. If you say it highkey, you’re not hiding it — you’re owning it. Usually paired with a “lowkey” version for contrast or irony.
Hitting the Gritty
H Slang
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Hitting The Gritty
Meaning
Doing the “Gritty” dance move, usually in a meme or ironic context
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2021
Origin
Fortnite / TikTok Dance Culture
Example
“He started hitting the gritty at the funeral 😭”
Hitting the Gritty started as a real dance move from sports culture, but Gen Z and Alpha turned it into a full meme. Now it’s used in the most random or awkward situations — as a joke, a flex, or just to ruin the moment on purpose. Whether it’s part of a vid or someone walking into class doing it unprompted, it’s pure dysfunction energy every time.
Hits Different
H Slang
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Hits Different
Meaning
Feels unusually intense, emotional, or good in a way that’s hard to explain
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020s (TikTok lyric usage)
Origin
Stan Culture / Sad Bops / Meme Captioning
Example
“Eating leftovers at 2AM in silence just hits different.”
Hits different is for the moments that feel lowkey cinematic. It’s not just better — it’s ✨a vibe✨. Think nostalgia, drama, or random feelings that just *hit.*
Hot Take
H Slang
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Hot Take
Meaning
An intentionally bold or unpopular opinion meant to spark discussion (or dysfunction)
Generation
Millennials / Gen Z
First Used
2010s (Twitter)
Origin
Sports Commentary → Stan Twitter → General Internet
Example
“Hot take: store-brand cereal is better than name brand.”
Hot take is what you drop when you’re about to be controversial (but maybe right). Whether it’s about movies, snacks, or behavior — the takes are HOT 🔥
Huzz
H Slang
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Huzz
Meaning
Slang for girls — usually attractive, sometimes used in a disrespectful way
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2024
Origin
TikTok / TikTok comments
Example
“Where the huzz at?”
Huzz is Gen Alpha slang for girls — often used to point out someone attractive or mention groups in a wild or casual way. You’ll see it spammed in TikTok comments or said mid-vid like a sound effect. Depending on how it’s used, it can come across as playful or lowkey disrespectful, especially when the person being talked about isn’t in on the joke.
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “I”
An instant turn-off; something someone does that immediately ruins their vibe
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Dating Culture / TikTok / Girl Group Chats
Example
“He chased a ping pong ball across the room. I got the ick.”
Ick is what happens when someone’s vibe collapses in real-time. One wrong move and it’s emotionally over 💔
Iconic
I Slang
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Iconic
Meaning
Something so legendary, dramatic, or campy that it becomes meme-level unforgettable
Generation
Millennials / Gen Z
First Used
2000s → redefined by TikTok and Stan Twitter
Origin
Pop Culture / Stan Language
Example
“She said ‘you thought I ate’ and walked out? ICONIC behavior.”
Iconic is one of the highest forms of praise online. If it’s dramatic, wild, or core memory material? It’s iconic. 💅
IJBOL
I Slang
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IJBOL
Meaning
“I Just Burst Out Laughing” — a wild Gen Z version of “LOL”
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2022–2023 (Ironically at first, now serious)
Origin
Twitter (X) / TikTok Comment Sections
Example
“WHY DID HE FALL LIKE THAT 💀 ijbol.”
IJBOL started as a parody of over-the-top internet laughter — but ended up becoming real Gen Z canon. It’s unhinged, ironic, and somehow stronger than “LMAO.”
IKIAB
I Slang
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IKIAB
Meaning
I Keep It A Buck — Gen Alpha slang for “I’m gonna tell you the truth”
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2025
Origin
TikTok / Text-to-speech memes
Example
“IKIAB you looked crazy saying that.”
IKIAB stands for “I Keep It A Buck” — and it’s basically Gen Alpha’s way of saying “I’m about to be real with you.” It’s used right before dropping the truth, especially when it’s blunt, harsh, or brutally honest. You’ll see it in TikTok vids and comment roasts where someone’s not sugarcoating anything. Just facts.
IKIAG
I Slang
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IKIAG
Meaning
I Keep It A Gurt — Gen Alpha remix of “I’m being real” with bold energy
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2025
Origin
TikTok / CapCut
Example
“IKIAG that fit was not it 😭”
IKIAG stands for “I Keep It A Gurt” — Gen Alpha’s upgraded way of saying “I’m gonna tell the truth” but with dysfunction. It’s for when someone’s being brutally real, with full confidence and no filter. Think “I Keep It A Buck,” but with extra nerve.
Imposter
I Slang
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Imposter
Meaning
Someone fake, acting sus, or not being who they claim
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2019
Origin
Among Us / YouTube memes
Example
“You acting real imposter rn.”
Imposter comes straight from “Among Us” but has stuck around in Gen Alpha lingo. It’s now a general insult for fake or shady behavior.
IRL
I Slang
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IRL
Meaning
In real life — outside of the internet or digital space
Generation
Millennials → Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2000s (still evolving)
Origin
Internet Forums / Gaming / Memes
Example
“I’m literally an NPC IRL.”
IRL is used when you’re talking about real-world behavior vs. digital life. Gen Z and Alpha use it to contrast being terminally online — like saying “that’s me IRL fr” or “go touch grass IRL.”
Italian Brainrot
I Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Italian Brainrot
Meaning
A niche TikTok brainrot genre focused on surreal Italian characters, phrases, and memes
“If I hear ‘Tralalero Tralala’ one more time I’m gonna combust. Full Italian brainrot.”
Italian Brainrot is a whole subgenre of TikTok dysfunction: looping soundbites, operatic voices, words like “Bobrito Bandito” or “Gero Gero Sakura.” It’s surreal, loud, and absurdist in the most beautiful way — and yes, it has its own cinematic universe. 🇮🇹🧠🔥
IYKYK
I Slang
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IYKYK
Meaning
“If You Know, You Know” — a phrase for inside jokes, deep cuts, or shared experiences
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s → revived by TikTok and Finsta culture
Origin
Stan Twitter / Private Story Captions
Example
“This pic from that trip… iykyk 😭”
IYKYK is the elite caption for subtle flexes, drama throwbacks, or coded messages. If you get it? You’re in. If not? Stay confused 😌
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “J”
Just kidding; used to soften or walk back a statement
Generation
Millennials → Gen Z
First Used
2000s (AIM era)
Origin
Texting / Early Internet
Example
“You’re the worst. JK… unless 👀”
JK is short for “just kidding” — still going strong in Gen Z slang. Usually used after a roast, tease, or flirt to keep things unserious. Bonus points if followed by an “unless…”
JS
J Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
JS
Meaning
Just saying — a casual way to drop an opinion or passive comment
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010s
Origin
Text slang / TikTok
Example
“You could’ve said that better… js.”
JS is short for “just saying” — Gen Z uses it to drop a truth bomb, judgment, or lowkey roast without sounding too harsh. It’s the polite version of “no offense.”
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “K”
Short for “loss” — used to call out failure, cringe, or anything that flopped
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2018
Origin
Rap lyrics → Twitch → meme slang
Example
“That’s an L take if I’ve ever seen one 💀”
L is short for “loss,” and it’s how Gen Z and Alpha call out anything that didn’t hit. It can be serious or ironic — “L outfit,” “L move,” or just plain “L.” The opposite of W and usually typed on sight when someone embarrasses themselves.
L’s in Chat
L Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
L’s In Chat
Meaning
Spam “L” when someone takes a loss, does something embarrassing, or flops publicly
Generation
Gen Alpha / Gen Z
First Used
2020s
Origin
Twitch / YouTube chat culture
Example
“He missed the shot and fell off the stage. L’s in chat 😭😭”
L’s in chat is the internet’s way of clowning someone in real time. Whether they fumbled, got ratio’d, or took a literal fall, it’s an instant stream roast. Usually paired with crying emojis, airhorns, and zero mercy.
Lacking
L Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Lacking
Meaning
Unprepared, caught off guard, or unaware — often used when someone misses an opportunity or looks clueless
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020s
Origin
Drill Culture / TikTok / Slang Vids
Example
“Bro showed up with no notes, no slides, no prep. He was lacking.”
Lacking gets dropped when someone isn’t ready — mentally, physically, or socially. Whether you’re missing your AirPods or common sense, if you’re not locked in, you’re lacking.
Lit
L Slang
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Lit
Meaning
Exciting, fun, or hype
Generation
Millennial → Gen Z
First Used
2010s
Origin
Hip-Hop / Party Slang
Example
“That party was lit fr.”
Lit has stayed strong through multiple generations. It’s still used when something is popping off — an event, fit, or vibe that’s 🔥.
Locked In
L Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Locked In
Meaning
Fully focused, committed, or dialed into something
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2022
Origin
Sports vids / TikTok
Example
“I’m locked in — no distractions today.”
Locked in is all about mental focus. You’ll see it in TikTok vids about the gym, studying, or making money — no distractions, full grindset mode.
Looks Maxing
L Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Looks Maxing
Meaning
Trying to optimize your appearance with grooming, skincare, gym, etc.
Generation
Gen Z (some crossover with incel forums)
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
4chan / TikTok glow-up culture
Example
“I’m in my looksmaxing era. Gym, cut, jawline check.”
Looks maxing started in darker corners of the internet but evolved into full-on Gen Z glow-up culture. It’s about improving how you look — through effort, obsession, or “self-enhancement grindset.” For some, it’s skincare. For others, it’s jawline fillers. Either way, it’s looks maxing season.
Lore
L Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Lore
Meaning
The backstory or wild history behind a person, post, or situation
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020s
Origin
TikTok / Meme Vids / Fandom Culture
Example
“We need the lore on why he blocked her after that post.”
Lore is used to refer to the backstory behind weird drama, online beef, or niche internet behavior. If a TikTok goes viral but no one understands the deeper context, you’ll see someone ask: “what’s the lore?”
Low Taper Fade
L Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Low Taper Fade
Meaning
A trendy, clean haircut that’s become an online thirst trap meme
Generation
Gen Alpha / Gen Z
First Used
2024–2025
Origin
TikTok Ninja Memes / RizzTok
Example
“Bro got the low taper fade and now he won’t shut up.”
Low Taper Fade isn’t just a haircut — it’s a personality arc. TikTok declared it the official look of flirty menace behavior. Fade? Fired. 💈🔥
It skyrocketed in popularity after a viral meme imagined YouTube streamer Ninja with a low taper fade — instantly unlocking a whole new personality tier in meme edits. Since then, it’s been stamped as the haircut of chaotic charm and calculated ego.
Lowkey
L Slang
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Lowkey
Meaning
Subtle, secretly, or not trying to make a big deal of it
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010s
Origin
Twitter / Text Slang
Example
“Lowkey obsessed with this whole skibidi universe rn.”
Lowkey is a vibe. It’s a way to say you like or believe something — but quietly, subtly, or with just a bit of hesitation. It’s the chill cousin of “highkey.” Most Gen Z convos flip between both.
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “M”
Someone acting like the world revolves around them — dramatic, self-obsessed, delulu
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Twitter / TikTok POV vids
Example
“She threw a tantrum at Starbucks… main character energy.”
Main Character Energy is when someone acts like they’re the star of a movie — even when no one’s watching. It’s overdramatic, self-centered, and lowkey delusional. Gen Z uses it to roast people who think they’re serving a slay… but it’s giving NPC side quest.
Mansplaining
M Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Mansplaining
Meaning
When a man explains something in a condescending or unnecessary way — especially to women
Generation
Millennials / Gen Z
First Used
2008–2010s, viral by 2015
Origin
Internet Commentary
Example
“He started explaining how emails work. To my manager. Who runs IT. Classic mansplaining.”
Mansplaining is the perfect clapback term when someone explains the obvious or talks down to you for no reason. Gen Z keeps it locked and loaded. 💻🙄
MC
M Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
MC
Meaning
Short for “Main Character”; the central person in a situation
Generation
Gen Alpha / Gen Z
First Used
2022
Origin
TikTok / Vids / POV Memes
Example
“He thinks he’s the MC but it’s really her story.”
MC is short for “main character,” and Gen Alpha especially uses it as shorthand when roasting or hyping someone. It shows up a lot in TikTok captions, NPC vids, or ironic fan cams.
Meme
M Slang
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Meme
Meaning
A viral image, phrase, video, or concept that spreads rapidly and becomes part of internet culture
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
1976 (academic), internet use in 2000s+
Origin
Coined by Richard Dawkins → 4chan / Reddit / TikTok
Example
“This entire comment section is a meme now.”
Meme is the lifeblood of Gen Z–Alpha culture. What starts as a joke image becomes language, trends, movement — sometimes even careers. If it lives in your head rent-free, it’s a meme.
Mewing
M Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Mewing
Meaning
A technique of pressing your tongue to the roof of your mouth to enhance your jawline
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2022
Origin
YouTube / Looksmaxxing forums
Example
“Started mewing last year, now my side profile hits different.”
Mewing started as a niche beauty hack and blew up into a full Gen Z jawline movement. It’s part self-care, part meme, and part grindset aesthetic.
Mid
M Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Mid
Meaning
Something that’s average, overhyped, or straight-up disappointing
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2021
Origin
Wrestling meme → TikTok / Twitter
Example
“This album was mid. No skips… because I skipped the whole thing.”
Mid is Gen Z’s ultimate low-effort roast. If something is mid, it’s not even bad — it’s worse. It’s meh. Mid gets used to shut down hype, trash a take, or flame anything that’s low in energy.
Mogging
M Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Mogging
Meaning
Being visibly superior in looks, status, or energy — so much that it humbles the other person
“Bro got mogged at the club. He didn’t stand a chance.”
Mogging is when someone dominates your entire vibe — intentionally or not. Whether it’s jawline, outfit, or energy, if you’re being mogged, you’re just… lesser in that moment 😔
Mood
M Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Mood
Meaning
Relatable energy — used when something emotionally or humorously matches your current vibe
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Tumblr / Stan Twitter / Reaction Memes
Example
“That video of the raccoon giving up mid-jump? Mood.”
Mood is a short-form reaction that says “me fr.” It turns dysfunction, cuteness, or total breakdowns into relatable internet feelings. No context required.
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “N”
Dramatic or funny way of saying “no” — usually in reaction to dysfunction
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020
Origin
TikTok / Aussie accent meme
Example
“Naurrrr not him gooning again 😭”
Naur is just “no” — but ✨extra. It’s a Gen Z reaction word used when something is cringey, wild, or emotionally damaging (in a funny way). Think of it as the dramatic gasp of internet speech.
Negative Aura
A Slang
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Negative Aura
Meaning
Someone gives off bad vibes or emotional dysfunction
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2024
Origin
TikTok / Twitter
Example
“She walked in with negative aura and now the room’s off.”
Negative aura is slang for someone who kills the vibe. It’s used in both ironic memes and real emotional descriptions when someone’s bringing weird energy.
NGL
N Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
NGL
Meaning
“Not gonna lie” — used to preface honesty, hot takes, or confessions
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s
Origin
Text slang → TikTok / X / meme replies
Example
“NGL that fit is kinda cooked 😭”
NGL is short for “not gonna lie,” and it’s the go-to opener for honesty drops, roasts, or semi-offensive truths. You’ll see it in TikTok captions, meme replies, or pre-apology blurts. If someone says “NGL,” brace yourself.
NPC
N Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
NPC
Meaning
Someone who acts robotic, basic, or unaware — like a background character
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020
Origin
Gaming / Meme forums
Example
“She said ‘what’s TikTok?’ Bro she’s an NPC fr.”
NPC is short for “non-playable character” — a video game term that Gen Z + Alpha use to roast people who seem out of touch, weird, or just scripted and bland.
No Chill
N Slang
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No Chill
Meaning
Doing too much, being dramatic, or going in way too hard — usually in comments or reactions
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Twitter / Tumblr / Meme Threads
Example
“Bro pulled up her LinkedIn just to roast her… no chill.”
No Chill is what you say when someone takes it way too far — especially online. Whether it’s funny or toxic, you’ll hear “he’s got no chill” when someone crosses the line or turns a moment into a roast session.
Noob
N Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Noob
Meaning
A beginner or someone clueless — usually in gaming, but used as a general roast
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2000s (gaming), still viral in 2020s
Origin
Online Gaming (RuneScape / Halo / Roblox)
Example
“You died in the tutorial? Actual noob behavior.”
Noob is OG gamer slang that still hits. It’s the Gen Z way of roasting someone for not knowing what they’re doing — in a game, a trend, or life in general 💀
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “O”
Refers to anything weird, brainrot, or off-brand — usually as a joke
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2022
Origin
YouTube Shorts / TikTok / “Only in Ohio” meme
Example
“What kind of Ohio final boss is that 😭”
Ohio is meme code for anything off-brand, glitched, or bizarre. Gen Alpha turned the whole state into an internet punchline — “Only in Ohio” = peak weirdness.
Ong
O Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Ong
Meaning
Short for “on God” — used to emphasize truth or agreement
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2019
Origin
Rap Culture
Example
“This is the best Skibidi lore article ong.”
Ong is short for “on God” — it’s like saying “I swear” or “fr fr.” It’s a hype word used to co-sign something or back it up as fact. Bonus points if it’s said after a wild take.
Ops
O Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Ops
Meaning
Enemies, haters, or rival cliques — short for “opposition”
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s (rap culture), viral in 2020s
Origin
Chicago Drill Music → Meme Culture
Example
“He was hanging with the ops after all that? Bet.”
Ops are the people you’re lowkey (or highkey) beefing with. Whether it’s real drama or playful shade, Gen Z uses it everywhere — even in group chats and TikToks about ex-friends.
Out of Pocket
O Slang
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Out of Pocket
Meaning
Wild, unhinged, or inappropriate behavior — especially unexpected or online
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
Revived in 2020s (older usage: “unreachable”)
Origin
Workplace slang → Twitter memes → TikTok
Example
“She said that in front of his mom?? Fully out of pocket.”
Out of Pocket is what you say when someone says or does something so reckless it breaks social norms. Online, it’s used for shock, roast, or meme reactions.
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “P”
Peak means something is at its ultimate form — good or bad. Gen Z uses it for praise, sarcasm, or dysfunction. “Peak meme,” “peak vibe,” “peak internet” — it’s giving top-tier energy or top-tier nonsense.
Periodt
P Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Periodt
Meaning
Final word, no debate — used for emphasis when something is 100% true or iconic
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Twitter / Stan Culture / YouTube Reacts
Example
“She slayed that entire look. Periodt.”
Periodt means total agreement, full stop. It’s how you end a sentence when there’s nothing left to say — because it was that correct. It’s confidence, it’s finality, it’s she ate and left no crumbs energy.Used after hot takes, slay moments, or anytime you want to shut it down with style.
Pick-Me
P Slang
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Pick-Me
Meaning
Someone who acts different or self-deprecating just to get attention or approval — especially from the opposite gender
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010s (mainstreamed in early 2020s)
Origin
Twitter / YouTube Commentary / TikTok
Example
“She said ‘I’m not like other girls’ and blamed the team for her flop — ultimate pick-me energy.”
Pick-Me is used to call out people who throw others under the bus or exaggerate their personality just to stand out and get validation. It’s giving desperate, not different.
PMO
P Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
PMO
Meaning
Piss Me Off — used when something is annoying or cringe
Generation
Gen Alpha / Gen Z
First Used
2024
Origin
TikTok comments / Text slang
Example
“The way he said that just pmo 😭”
PMO is short for “Piss Me Off” — a blunt way Gen Z and Alpha say something is annoying, dumb, or just doing too much. It shows up in TikTok comments, vids, and texts when someone’s fully over it. PMO is always said with drama, side-eye, and at least one crying emoji.
Poggers
P Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Poggers
Meaning
Something hype, cool, or exciting
Generation
Gen Z (Twitch kids)
First Used
2018
Origin
Twitch / Gamer memes
Example
“Poggers moment 🐸🔥”
Poggers started on Twitch and evolved into Gen Z reaction language. It’s peak gamer hype, often used ironically now or with Pepe memes.
Pookie
P Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Pookie
Meaning
A cutesy or ironic term for someone you’re simping for or emotionally unwell about
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
Early 2020s
Origin
TikTok Stan Culture / Twitter (X)
Example
“Why did Pookie post a thirst trap at 3am when he knows I’m mentally unstable 💔”
Pookie is the ultimate unhinged nickname. You can use it seriously for a crush or ironically when sobbing over your parasocial fave. It’s cringe in the best way — part endearment, part delusion.
Pop Off
P Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Pop Off
Meaning
To go off in a good way — slay, perform, or speak with energy
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010’s
Origin
Twitter
Example
“Okayyy she popped off with that outfit.”
Pop off is high praise — it means someone absolutely delivered. Whether it’s a look, a rant, a performance, or a vibe, if they pop off, they’re serving loud, proud, and unbothered.
POV
P Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
POV
Meaning
Point of view — used in skits, captions, or jokes to show what someone is experiencing or imagining
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
TikTok / Meme Skits / Vine
Example
“POV: You just opened TikTok for ‘5 mins’ and now it’s 4am.”
POV became a full-blown genre on TikTok. From thirst traps to full acting arcs, it’s Gen Z’s way of dropping you inside a vibe, scenario, or brainrot moment.
Pressed
P Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Pressed
Meaning
Annoyed, jealous, or way too bothered by something
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2020
Origin
Twitter / Meme Culture
Example
“He got real pressed when I said Skibidi clears.”
Pressed means you’re big mad — overreacting, feeling exposed, or salty. Gen Z uses it to clown people who get defensive over nothing. If you’re pressed, you’re triggered and everyone knows it.
Pulling
P Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Pulling
Meaning
Successfully attracting someone or getting attention
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010’s
Origin
UK slang → TikTok
Example
“He pulling with that cut 😮💨”
Pulling means you’ve got game. You’re attracting attention, bagging someone, or just turning heads. Gen Z made it mainstream via vids and thirst traps.
Pushin P
P Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Pushin P
Meaning
Keeping it real, handling things like a boss, or being lowkey successful and authentic
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2022
Origin
Gunna x Future Song “Pushin P” → TikTok
Example
“Helping your homies without flexing? That’s pushin P fr.”
Pushin P started as a flex and became a vibe. If you’re doing good things the right way, staying unbothered, and minding your business, you’re Pushin P. 🅿️
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “Q”
A woman (or person) who is confident, iconic, or impressive
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2020 (reclaimed)
Origin
Internet Praise Culture
Example
“Yasss queen, she ate that.”
Queen is a hype word used to praise someone slaying in confidence, fashion, talent, or attitude. It’s used in memes, reactions, and everyday Gen Z speech.
QAnon
Q Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
QAnon
Meaning
A conspiracy theory movement that became internet shorthand for wild beliefs
Generation
Millennials → Gen Z Ironic Usage
First Used
2017
Origin
4chan / Conspiracy Forums
Example
“Uncle went full QAnon after one Facebook scroll 💀”
QAnon started as a real conspiracy theory group, but Gen Z now uses it to roast anyone falling deep into wild online rabbit holes. It’s often dropped ironically to mock extreme beliefs.
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “R”
Content designed to make people mad and drive engagement
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2024
Origin
Twitter / TikTok
Example
“This video is pure rage bait for replies.”
Rage bait is clickbait’s evil cousin — posts designed to get you mad enough to comment. It’s used for clout farming and algorithm boosts, especially on controversial or troll content.
Receipts
R Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Receipts
Meaning
Proof — usually in screenshots, DMs, or videos used to expose someone or back up claims
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s (popularized on Twitter)
Origin
Stan Twitter / Drama Threads / Reddit
Example
“She said she never texted him but we’ve got the receipts.”
Receipts are the digital evidence Gen Z keeps in the vault. Whether it’s drama, cheating, or hypocrisy — screenshots are ready. Keep it cute or keep it documented.
Red Flag
R Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Red Flag
Meaning
A warning sign that someone is problematic, cringe, toxic, or not worth your energy
Red Flag is Gen Z’s way of saying “run.” Whether it’s a toxic trait or a cringe comment, it’s a 🚩 you should probably avoid — or ignore at your own risk.
Rent-Free
R Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Rent-Free
Meaning
When something or someone stays on your mind nonstop — uninvited, obsessed, or iconic
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020s
Origin
Twitter / Meme Discourse / TikTok
Example
“Her awkward walk in that vid lives rent-free in my head.”
Rent-Free is peak Gen Z brainrot — when you can’t stop thinking about something no matter how dumb or iconic. It lives in your head. Unbothered. Unapologetic.
Rizz
R Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Rizz
Meaning
Charisma, especially the ability to flirt or pull someone
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2021
Origin
Kai Cenat / Twitch
Example
“Bro’s rizz is off the charts 💀”
Rizz is short for charisma — your ability to charm, flirt, or pull. If you’ve got “W rizz,” you’re smooth. If not… it’s “L rizz” or “no rizz at all.”
Robux
R Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Robux
Meaning
The virtual currency used in Roblox
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2007 (popularized heavily post-2017)
Origin
Roblox gaming ecosystem
Example
“Bro spent his whole allowance on Robux again 💀”
Robux is basically Gen Alpha’s first experience with digital money. If V-Bucks are Fortnite’s flex, then Robux is the Roblox economy’s backbone. It fuels avatar upgrades, game passes, and full-blown child capitalism. If you’re under 13 and not begging for Robux, are you even online?
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “S”
Being bitter, annoyed, or passive-aggressive — especially after losing or being called out
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s
Origin
Gaming Chat / Meme Forums / TikTok
Example
“He unfollowed right after the L? Someone’s salty.”
Salty is that lowkey bitter vibe after you get roasted, ghosted, or owned. It’s not full-on rage — just a salty little mood swing 😤🧂
Savage
S Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Savage
Meaning
Brutally honest, bold, or unbothered behavior that’s so extreme it’s iconic
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010s (repopularized by Megan Thee Stallion in 2020)
Origin
Rap Culture → Twitter → TikTok
Example
“She called out his fit mid-class and walked off. Savage.”
Savage is Gen Z’s ultimate compliment for bold, no-holds-barred moments. If someone claps back with zero hesitation? That’s savage behavior 😈
Say Less
S Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Say Less
Meaning
Got it. Understood. No further explanation needed — I’m in
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010s (popularized early 2020s)
Origin
Twitter → Music Culture → Text Lingo
Example
“We’re hitting Waffle House at 2AM?” “Say less.”
Say Less is Gen Z shorthand for instant agreement. You don’t need details — you’re already sold. It’s smooth, casual, and certified unbothered.
Shade
S Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Shade
Meaning
Subtle or sneaky disrespect — often delivered with humor or sass
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z
First Used
2010s
Origin
RuPaul’s Drag Race
Example
“Saying ‘you’re brave for wearing that’ is straight up shade.”
Shade is the art of dissing without directly dissing. It’s passive, polished, and painfully accurate. Gen Z loves throwing it and catching it 🕶️
Ship
S Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Ship
Meaning
To support or root for two people (real or fictional) to be in a relationship
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2000s (fanfiction/fandoms), exploded on TikTok in 2020s
Origin
“Relationship” → Tumblr / Stan Twitter / Fandom Vids
Example
“They held hands in that TikTok? I totally ship them.”
Ship is what Gen Z and Alpha say when they lowkey want two people to fall in love. From anime characters to influencer besties — if you believe they belong together, you ship it.
Shots Fired
S Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Shots Fired
Meaning
Someone just dropped a savage roast, diss, or clapback — and everyone noticed
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z
First Used
2010s (from gaming + hip hop references)
Origin
Call of Duty / Rap Lyrics / Meme Culture
Example
“She said ‘he’s not mid, he’s expired.’ Shots fired.”
Shots Fired is Gen Z’s way of calling out a brutal roast or spicy comment. It’s never literal — just loud. If it hits, everyone hears it 🔥
Shook
S Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Shook
Meaning
Totally surprised, rattled, or emotionally wrecked (in a funny or dramatic way)
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010s (Vine era)
Origin
Stan Twitter / Reaction Culture / Vine
Example
“She said she was 19 but looked 42. I’m shook.”
Shook is a peak reaction word for when something wild or unexpected has you mentally spiraling — shock, awe, drama. All of it.
Sigma
S Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Sigma
Meaning
A lone wolf, grindset-coded character; unbothered and unfazed
Generation
Gen Z (ironically)
First Used
2020
Origin
Redpill / Meme vids
Example
“He hit the sigma stare after getting rejected 😭”
Sigma started as redpill lingo but Gen Z hijacked it into ironic meme territory. If you’re “sigma,” you’re a stoic main character with no time for drama (even if you’re cringe for it).
Simp
S Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Simp
Meaning
Someone who does too much for someone they like
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2019
Origin
TikTok / Twitch
Example
“He bought her merch and doesn’t even know her. Simp behavior.”
Simp is used when someone is doing way too much for a crush — giving energy, attention, or gifts with zero reciprocation. It can be serious or meme-y.
Skibidi
S Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Skibidi
Meaning
A Gen Alpha slang term for anything bizarre, wild, or brainrot; born from viral remixes of “Dom Dom Yes Yes”
Skibidi began with Biser King’s viral track “Dom Dom Yes Yes”, which exploded on TikTok thanks to Turkish creator Yasin Cengiz (@yasincengiz38), who belly-shuffled to the beat. The format went viral in remixes — and hit max brainrot in 2023 with the rise of DaFuq!?Boom!’sSkibidi Toilet series: a YouTube Shorts universe where toilet-headed NPCs battle camera-headed rebels. Gen Alpha now uses Skibidi as slang for anything weird, glitched, unserious, or brainrot. It can even be used as a kind of greeting!
Slaps
S Slang
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Slaps
Meaning
It’s good — like, REALLY good. Mostly used for music, food, or memes
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z
First Used
2000s, viralized by music TikTok
Origin
Rap Culture / Meme Reviews / TikTok
Example
“This beat slaps so hard I forgot I had homework.”
Slaps is your go-to when something hits in the best way. That one playlist? That one bite? That vid with 3am brain energy? It slaps.
Slay
S Slang
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Slay
Meaning
To succeed, impress, or dominate — often with style
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Mid 2010s
Origin
Pop culture / Stan Twitter
Example
“Slay queen. You ate that.”
Slay is the ultimate Gen Z praise word. If you slay, you killed it — your fit, your vibe, your presence. Iconic.
Smol
S Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Smol
Meaning
A cutesy or tiny version of something — adorable, squishable, or emotionally wrecking
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s (Tumblr + Twitter)
Origin
Fandom / Anime Culture / Meme Typing
Example
“Look at this smol frog in a hat. I’m crying.”
Smol is how the internet screams “too cute to function.” It’s not just small. It’s smol. Its also often used ironically.
Snack
S Slang
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Snack
Meaning
Someone who looks good — cute, fine, or absolutely serving
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Stan Twitter / Thirst Traps / TikTok
Example
“You see her new post? Absolute snack.”
Snack is Gen Z’s thirstiest compliment — if you’re a snack, you’re hot, bite-sized, and everyone’s craving a scroll-through. Bonus points if you’re *also* serving a look.
Snatched
S Slang
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Snatched
Meaning
Looking good — especially tight or put together outfit/body
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2017
Origin
Beauty YouTube / Twitter
Example
“That waist is snatched 🔥”
Snatched is how you compliment someone’s look when it’s perfectly styled, tight, or flattering. Especially used for jawlines, waistlines, and glam fits.
Sneaky Link
S Slang
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Sneaky Link
Meaning
A secret hookup or linkup — usually lowkey, unposted, and drama-filled
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Early 2020s
Origin
Rap Lyrics / TikTok / Twitter
Example
“He said he was ‘asleep’ but was out with his sneaky link.”
Sneaky Link is Gen Z’s undercover boo. It’s giving lowkey, late-night, don’t-post-me vibes — perfect for drama or denial. Everyone’s got one (or suspects they’re one).
Stan
S Slang
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Stan
Meaning
To support someone or something obsessively — fan behavior but louder
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z
First Used
Early 2000s (coined by Eminem’s song “Stan”)
Origin
Eminem → Internet fandoms → Stan Twitter → K-pop culture
Example
“We stan a hydrated queen.”
Stan started as a dark reference to Eminem’s 2000 song about an obsessed fan — literally “Stan.” But online fandoms flipped it, reclaiming it as a badge of support and dedication. Now it’s universal. You don’t just like something — you stan it. Whether it’s K-pop, cats, or canned iced coffee, if you’re in deep, you’re a stan.
Stimming
S Slang
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Stimming
Meaning
Self-soothing or self-regulating behavior like tapping, fidgeting, or repeating actions when overstimmed
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
Originally clinical, now reclaimed and memeified online (2010s–)
“She’s stimming with her sleeves while watching comfort TikToks again 😭”
Stimming is short for “self-stimulatory behavior” — but Gen Z and Alpha made it part of the ~mental health vibes~. From spinning rings to sleeve-pulling to bouncing to beat drops, stimming is how people self-regulate when they’re overstimmed, anxious, or just vibing in their own bubble.
Sus
S Slang
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Sus
Meaning
Suspicious or sketchy behavior — also used when something’s sussy, cringe, or lowkey off
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2000s, exploded via Among Us (2020)
Origin
Gaming Slang / Among Us / Meme Culture
Example
“He said he’s 6’5″ and drives a Tesla. Sus.”
Sus is the red flag emoji of words. If someone’s giving weird vibes or acting fake, you already know… it’s sus 👀
Sybau
S Slang
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Sybau
Meaning
Short for “shut your b*** a** up” — TikTok slang for telling someone to be quiet or stop capping
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2025
Origin
TikTok / Sound memes
Example
“Bro said he made the Skibidi Toilet… SYBAU 💀”
SYBAU is Gen Alpha’s savage acronym for “shut your b*** a** up.” It’s not meant literally — it’s a go-to roast when someone’s reaching, capping, or just being loud and wrong.
Short for “Shut Your F***ing Mouth” — a rage-coded clapback used to instantly silence cringe or cap
Generation
Gen Z + Gen Alpha
First Used
2025 (viral), but existed earlier
Origin
Movie quote / meme remix culture (Bronson, TikTok stitches)
Example
“He said Andrew Tate invented chess 💀— SYFM.”
SYFM is the unfiltered Gen Z/Alpha mic drop. When someone’s talking crazy, being loud wrong, or posting peak cringe — you don’t argue. You just type SYFM and watch the silence hit.
Gossip, drama, or the juicy truth — especially when it’s piping hot
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010s (Camp Vibes)
Origin
Meme Culture → TikTok
Example
“Spill the tea — what happened at the party?”
Tea is the ultimate Gen Z request for gossip. If something wild happens, we’re not asking what — we’re asking for the tea ☕
TFW
T Slang
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TFW
Meaning
“That feeling when…” — used to describe a relatable or oddly specific vibe
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z
First Used
Early 2010s
Origin
4chan / Tumblr / Meme Image Macros
Example
“TFW you spend 3 hours making a meme nobody likes.”
TFW is for memes with feelings. It’s that weirdly personal energy that says, ‘This is funny because I’m suffering too.’
Thicc
T Slang
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Thicc
Meaning
Curvy in a hot way — used to describe people, pets, or even objects with exaggerated form
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z
First Used
Mid 2010s
Origin
Twitter / Meme Culture / Reddit
Example
“That cat is THICC and I’m obsessed.”
Thicc is a compliment with two C’s and a whole lotta respect. It’s playful, body-positive, and 100% meme-approved 🍑
Thirst Trap
T Slang
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Thirst Trap
Meaning
A deliberately hot or flirty photo/post meant to attract attention
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Instagram / TikTok / Meme Speak
Example
“That gym mirror selfie was a thirst trap and you know it.”
Thirst Trap is what Gen Z drops when they want likes, validation, and dysfunction. It’s flirty, curated, and 100% intentional 🔥
Touch Grass
T Slang
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Touch Grass
Meaning
A way of telling someone to log off, go outside, or stop being chronically online
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020s
Origin
Gaming / Meme Slang / TikTok Comments
Example
“You made a 9-part slideshow about Skibidi Toilet lore. Touch grass.”
Touch Grass is the digital slap in the face we all need sometimes. It’s a reminder that real life exists, and you should probs go vibe with it for a minute 🌱
TS
T Slang
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TS
Meaning
Abbreviation for “this sh*t”
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2022
Origin
TikTok comments
Example
“TS wild fr 😭”
TS stands for “this sh*t” and is used to emphasize a feeling or situation. Saying “TS crazy” just means “this is crazy.” It’s all over TikTok captions and Gen Alpha memes.
TS PMO
T Slang
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TS PMO
Meaning
“This sh*t p*ssing me off” — slang for extreme frustration or disbelief
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2024
Origin
TikTok / Shorts comment lingo
Example
“TS PMO I can’t stop watching this 💀”
TS PMO stacks two acronyms: “TS” (this sh*t) and “PMO” (p*ssing me off). Gen Alpha uses it to express extreme annoyance, overstimulation, or wild disbelief — especially under brainrot vids or brainrot memes. It’s usually more funny than actually mad. See real usage on TikTok like this post: TS PMO in comments IRL.
Tweaking
T Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Tweaking
Meaning
Acting wild, irrational, or out of pocket — usually in a funny or embarrassing way
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s (revived)
Origin
Urban slang → TikTok reactions
Example
“Bro started tweaking mid-sentence 💀”
Tweaking is what you say when someone’s clearly off the rails — screaming, glitching, panicking, or making no sense. Whether they’re cooked, overreacting, or wilding out, they’re tweaking. Commonly paired with NPC energy and camera zoom-ins.
Gen Alpha and Gen Z Slang Words Beginning with “U”
Internet nickname for older guys who act goofy or out-of-touch
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2021
Origin
Twitter / YouTube Comments
Example
“Unc was wildin in that TikTok 💀”
Unc is short for “uncle” — but not your actual one. It’s slang for calling out older dudes being extra, funny, or a lil embarrassing online. Sometimes affectionate, sometimes pure roast.
Uwu
U Slang
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Uwu
Meaning
A text face representing cuteness, softness, or fake innocence
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha (ironic use)
First Used
2010s (revived ironically in 2019)
Origin
Anime / fandom culture → TikTok irony slang
Example
“I didn’t mean to gaslight you uwu 😇”
Uwu started as a soft anime-style emoticon, but Gen Z and Alpha now use it ironically to mock fake innocence, manipulative behavior, or cutesy cringe. If someone says “uwu” unironically, the group chat will notice.
Gen Z and Gen Alpha Slang Words Beginning with “V”
Fortnite’s in-game currency — used in slang to joke about spending, flexing, or microtransactions
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2017
Origin
Fortnite / gaming culture
Example
“Lil bro spent his rent money on V-Bucks 😭”
V-Bucks are Fortnite currency — but in Gen Alpha slang, they’ve become a stand-in for any digital flex. Whether it’s clowning someone for spending too much or joking about in-game drip, V-Bucks = value. Also used ironically to describe “what the grind was for.”
Valid
V Slang
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Valid
Meaning
Used to express agreement or approval; something is acceptable or makes sense
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
Early 2020s
Origin
Internet slang
Example
“Your opinion on that movie is valid.”
Valid is a term used to express agreement or approval, indicating that something is acceptable or makes sense. It’s commonly used in online conversations to affirm someone’s statement or opinion.
Vibe Check
V Slang
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Vibe Check
Meaning
An assessment of someone’s mood or behavior; ensuring someone is acting appropriately
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Internet meme culture
Example
“He failed the vibe check with that comment.”
Vibe Check refers to an informal assessment of someone’s mood, behavior, or overall presence. It’s often used humorously to call out someone acting out of line or to commend someone for positive energy.
Vibe Coding
V Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Vibe Coding
Meaning
Using AI tools to code or build apps without actually knowing how to program
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2024
Origin
DevTok / Discord / AI memes
Example
“I built that entire site off vibes and GPT. I’m vibe coding rn.”
Vibe coding is Gen Alpha slang for building websites, bots, or apps without actually knowing how to code — just prompting AI and praying. It’s the new “fake it till you ship it.” The tools are doing the work. You’re just guiding the vibes.
VSCO Girl
V Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
VSCO Girl
Meaning
A stereotype of a teenage girl known for specific fashion and lifestyle choices
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2019
Origin
Named after the VSCO photo editing app
Example
“She’s such a VSCO girl with her scrunchies and Hydro Flask.”
VSCO Girl is a term that describes a teenage girl who adopts a specific aesthetic associated with the VSCO photo editing app. This includes wearing oversized T-shirts, using metal straws, and carrying Hydro Flasks. The term became popular on TikTok and other social media platforms in 2019.
Gen Z and Gen Alpha Slang Words Beginning with “W”
Short for “win” — a dub, victory, or positive moment
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2016 (Twitch chats)
Origin
Gaming & streaming slang
Example
“You got free food? That’s a W fr.”
W stands for “win.” It’s how Gen Z and Alpha react to dubs, fire fits, and legendary moments. A single W in the comments says it all.
W’s in the Chat
W Slang
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W’s In Chat
Meaning
Spam “W” to celebrate something hype
Generation
Gen Z → Gen Alpha
First Used
2018
Origin
Twitch & YouTube streaming
Example
“He just clutched the whole game — W’s in the chat rn!!!”
W’s in the chat is how livestream viewers explode with hype. It means “we’re celebrating this moment hard.” Think of it like a crowd cheering — but Gen Alpha style.
W Rizz
W Slang
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W Rizz
Meaning
Winning charisma or smooth flirting
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2022
Origin
TikTok vids & comment slang
Example
“He said one word and got her number… W rizz.”
W rizz is what you say when someone pulls a dub in the romance department. If their game is strong and smooth — it’s W rizz. Opposite of L rizz, obvi.
We Ride
W Slang
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We Ride
Meaning
Used to express unconditional support, even if it’s wild, messy, or unhinged
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2020s
Origin
TikTok / Twitter / Fan Vids
Example
“She’s toxic but she’s our toxic queen. We ride.”
We Ride means full send. You know it might go wrong, you know it’s probably a bad idea — but you’re in anyway. We don’t stop. We ride.
Weak
W Slang
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Weak
Meaning
Used when something is so funny, shocking, or ridiculous that it “takes you out”
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Twitter / Stan Twitter / TikTok
Example
“HE SAID THAT WITH A STRAIGHT FACE I’M WEAK 💀💀💀”
Weak isn’t about strength — it’s meme slang for when something hits so hard emotionally or comedically that you’re spiritually KO’d.
Who Is This Diva?
W Slang
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Who Is This Diva?
Meaning
A sassy way to hype someone up — usually said when someone’s outfit, energy, or drama is iconic
Generation
Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2023
Origin
TikTok / Stan Culture / FYP Slay Comments
Example
“Ok who is this diva? Serving looks and dysfunction.”
Who Is This Diva? is peak Gen Z energy. It’s camp, dramatic, and deeply unserious — a way to praise someone like they’re a main character in a fake reality show 🎤
Wig Snatch
W Slang
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Wig Snatch
Meaning
Used when something is so good, shocking, or impressive it blows your mind
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2018
Origin
Pop slang
Example
“She hit that note?? Wig Snatched.”
Wig Snatch is Gen Z’s go-to word when something is so iconic, powerful, or unexpectedly good that it blows you away. It’s short for “my wig flew off,” and is basically a two-word reaction for being impressed or emotionally snatched. Wig Snatched = I’m shook.
Woke
W Slang
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Woke
Meaning
Originally meant socially aware or conscious — now often used ironically or politically
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z
First Used
2010s
Origin
Twitter / Activism Culture
Example
“The brand posted one diverse ad and got called woke 💀”
Woke went from real activism to ironic meme label to culture war buzzword. Being woke refers to supporting liberal ideologies, sometimes a little too far. Whether you mean it seriously or sarcastically, it hits different depending on the vibe 🧠
Womp Womp
W Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Womp Womp
Meaning
Sarcastic sound for failure, cringe, or awkward moments
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2022
Origin
Sound effect turned text meme
Example
“He fumbled that so bad. Womp womp 💀”
Womp womp is Gen Alpha’s audio meme for L moments. It’s the online version of that sad trombone sound when something flops or someone gets embarrassed.
Gen Z and Gen Alpha Slang Words Beginning with “X”
Sometimes referenced ironically to mock robotic replies
Example
“Bro typed that like it was generated by X AI 💀”
X AI, officially named Grok, is an artificial intelligence chatbot created by Elon Musk’s company and integrated into the X platform (formerly Twitter). While it’s not a slang word, Gen Alpha sometimes references “X AI” as a joke — especially when a reply feels too NPC, overly formal, or like it came from a bot. It’s less about the tool, and more about how weird humans can sound online.
Xanny
X Slang
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Xanny
Meaning
Short for Xanax — used in lyrics or slang to reference chill, numb, or down-bad energy
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
2010s
Origin
SoundCloud Rap / Billie Eilish / Sad Boi Era
Example
“No need for a xanny, I’m good with my sad playlist and hoodie.”
The name comes from Xanax, a prescription med used to treat anxiety and panic disorders — but online, “xanny” took on a whole mood of emotional numbness, quiet chaos, and vibey sadness. It’s not about the pill — it’s about the energy: muted, heavy, and detached… but still kinda pretty.
Gen Z and Gen Alpha Slang Words Beginning with “Y”
Talk too much — usually annoying, loud, or uncalled for
Generation
Gen Alpha
First Used
2023
Origin
Comment section / meme voiceovers
Example
“Bro just yappin rn 😐”
Yap is slang for talking too much — especially when it’s annoying or nobody asked. Usually used to roast someone mid-rant or meme reply to overexplaining.
Yass
Y Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Yass
Meaning
An enthusiastic form of “yes” often used to express excitement, approval, or slayage
Generation
Millennial / Gen Z / Gen Alpha
First Used
2010s
Origin
Stan Twitter
Example
“YASS QUEEN THAT OUTFIT 🔥”
Yass is pure hype. It’s the verbal confetti thrown when someone is serving, slaying, or just existing fabulously. Overused? Sure. Still iconic? Always.
Yeet
Y Slang
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Yeet
Meaning
To throw something hard or suddenly; also used as an exclamation
Generation
Gen Z (early)
First Used
2014–2015
Origin
Vine
Example
“He just yeeted that across the room 😭”
Yeet is a legendary Vine-born slang word for forcefully throwing something — or reacting with pure wild energy. Still used ironically or dramatically today.
Yikes
Y Slang
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Yikes
Meaning
Used when something is embarrassing, messy, or straight-up uncomfortable to watch
Generation
Millennials → Gen Z
First Used
2000s (resurgence in 2010s)
Origin
Internet Speak / Twitter / Tumblr
Example
“They really posted that thirst trap with no vids… yikes.”
Yikes is the verbal wince. It’s what you say when something is awkward, cringe, messy, or just plain off. No need to explain — one “yikes” says it all.It’s the classic reaction to a bad take, a messy situation, or someone exposing way too much online. Timeless, subtle, and brutal in the right hands.
Gen Z and Gen Alpha Slang Words Beginning with “Z”
A fine, stylish, confident older man — the deluxe version of a daddy
Generation
Millennials / Gen Z
First Used
2016
Origin
Twitter / Urban Dictionary / Ty Dolla $ign
Example
“Pedro Pascal walking in that coat? Zaddy alert.”
Zaddy is daddy but with swagger. He’s stylish, confident, older — and the internet is always simping for him 💅🔥
Zesty
Z Slang
Skibidi Times Gen Alpha ~ Z Dictionary
Zesty
Meaning
Energetic, expressive, or doing the most — sometimes with dramatic flair
Generation
Gen Alpha / Gen Z
First Used
2022
Origin
TikTok comments & vids
Example
“The way he posed was so zesty 😭”
Zesty means someone is bringing energy, flavor, and ✨spice✨ to their moves or vibes — often in a theatrical, over-the-top, or memey way. It’s not an insult (unless it is). Usually dropped with irony or praise for someone going all out.
Zoomer
Z Slang
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Zoomer
Meaning
Nickname for Gen Z — used both seriously and sarcastically
Generation
Gen Z
First Used
Late 2010s
Origin
Play on “Boomer”
Example
“Zoomer humor is literally just random sound effects and Subway Surfers 💀”
Zoomer is what people call Gen Z — either affectionately or mockingly. Think of it as the wild younger sibling of “Boomer.” It’s also used to label meme formats like “zoomer humor,” which usually means ultra-edited, overstimulating, or unhinged TikTok content.
Skibidi Times Gen Z and Gen Alpha Slang List Overview
This A to Z slang list covers the most viral, iconic, and unhinged language used by Gen Z and Gen Alpha in 2025. From classics like “cap” and “rizz” to goated slang like “put the fries in the bag” and “sybau”, every term is broken down by meaning, origin, generation, and example usage. We’re constantly updating this list with the newest TikTok/Twitch/IRL Skibidi AF phrases, so bookmark and check back often — and drop us a line if there’s a new word we missed. 💬
What is the most popular Gen Z slang word in 2025?
Some of the most viral Gen Z slang words in 2025 include “rizz,” “gyatt,” “skibidi,” “cap,” and “sybau.” These are everywhere on TikTok, meme vids, and Discord chats.
Where does Gen Alpha slang come from?
Gen Alpha slang mostly comes from TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Roblox, and wild meme culture. A lot of it spreads through NPC skits, soundboards, and viral remix videos.
Is this slang list updated regularly?
Yes! This dictionary is constantly updated with new Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang. We’re also working on full articles for just about every term to explore their meanings, origins, and viral history.
Who made the playful gold alphabet images used in this article?
The alphabet illustrations used throughout this slang guide are by Peggy Marco via Pixabay, thanks Peggy Marco! They’re free to use under the Pixabay license.
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