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Six seven is a deliberately nonsensical meme response. Saying it often signals that you know the joke, rather than communicating a fixed definition.

AFAIK

A shorthand that limits a statement to what the writer currently knows.

AFK

'Away from keyboard': a quick notice that someone is temporarily unavailable to reply or participate.

AI slop

AI slop is a dismissive label for low-quality, low-effort generated content, often produced in large quantities. It is not a label for every use of AI.

AMA

An online question-and-answer session in which a person invites the public to ask questions.

Ate

Ate means someone did something impressively well. Ate and left no crumbs intensifies the compliment toward a flawless result.

Aura

A person's perceived coolness, confidence or impressive presence; aura points turn that impression into a joking score.

Aura farming

Aura farming means doing something to seem effortlessly cool, impressive or charismatic. It can be admiring or teasing, depending on context.

Based

An approving reaction meaning someone is admirable, bold or willing to express a view without chasing approval.

Bed rotting

Spending an extended stretch in bed doing little, often framed online as an intentional break from demands and productivity.

Beige flag

A noticeable relationship quirk that is odd, mildly annoying or endearing without being a clear warning sign or a clear positive.

Bet

Bet is a quick informal response meaning okay, agreed, or sounds good. It can also accept a challenge or carry sarcasm.

Brain rot

Brain rot can mean silly, low-value online content or the feeling of mental dullness people attribute to consuming too much of it.

Burner account

A separate, usually anonymous or pseudonymous online account intended to conceal the user’s main identity and often used only temporarily.

Bussin’

An enthusiastic compliment meaning extremely good, especially delicious food.

Canon event

A formative experience jokingly treated as an inevitable part of someone's life story, often an awkward lesson they have to learn.

Catfishing

Using a false online identity to deceive someone, often while building a friendship, romance, or other relationship.

Chopped

An insult meaning unattractive, unappealing, uncool, or socially unimpressive.

Chronically online

A joking or critical label for someone whose references and assumptions seem shaped too heavily by internet culture.

Clapback

A quick, sharp, often witty response to criticism, an insult, or a dismissive comment.

Clickbait

A headline, image, or teaser designed mainly to provoke curiosity or emotion so people will click.

Clock it

To notice, identify, or call out something—especially a hidden detail, contradiction, or truth.

Cooked

Cooked means in serious trouble, defeated or seemingly out of options. “We’re cooked” often dramatically exaggerates a situation going badly.

Copium

A mocking name for comforting excuses or denial used to soften a disappointment or defeat.

Crash out

To lose emotional control or react recklessly, often from anger, stress, or distress.

Cringe

A negative reaction to something that feels awkward, embarrassing or painfully uncomfortable to watch.

Delulu

Delulu describes an unrealistic belief or hope, often with a joking smile. People use it about themselves as well as other people.

Demure

In the 2024 meme, demure describes a supposedly restrained, considerate or polished choice, often with a playful wink. Its traditional meaning is modest or reserved.

Doomscrolling

Doomscrolling means spending a long time reading negative news online. It often suggests continuing to scroll even while the updates feel upsetting.

Drip

Stylish clothing, accessories, or an overall look that projects confidence.

ELI5

A request for a complicated topic to be explained in simple, accessible language.

Fanum tax

A joke about claiming a bite or small share of someone else's food, borrowed from a recurring streamer bit.

Finsta

A secondary, usually private Instagram account used for more candid posts shared with a smaller trusted audience.

FOMO

FOMO means fear of missing out. It describes the uneasy feeling that other people are enjoying an experience or opportunity without you.

FWIW

A shorthand used when offering a thought or detail for someone to consider without insisting on it.

FYP

'For You page': the personalized recommendation feed people refer to when discussing what TikTok shows them.

Gatekeeping

Controlling access to information, resources, or a community—often by withholding details or deciding who counts as a legitimate member.

Ghosting

Ghosting means ending contact by disappearing without an explanation. It is often discussed in dating, but people also use it about other connections.

Girl dinner

A playful name for an easy meal assembled from snacks or small ready-to-eat foods rather than a conventionally cooked dinner.

Girl math

A self-aware joke about bending everyday arithmetic to make a purchase feel cheaper, justified or practically free.

Glazing

Praising or defending someone so excessively that other people think the admiration is overdone or uncritical.

Glow-up

A noticeable positive transformation in appearance, style, confidence, skills, or life circumstances.

GOAT

'Greatest of all time': enthusiastic praise for someone considered exceptionally good in a particular field.

Hard launch

An unmistakable public reveal of a relationship or important personal news, often through a direct social-media post.

Highkey

Highkey openly emphasizes a feeling or opinion. It often means really, intensely, or without trying to hide your enthusiasm.

Hits different

Said when something has an unusually strong, special, or changed emotional effect.

Hopecore

A genre of short videos or edits assembled to evoke hope, encouragement or appreciation for people and everyday life.

ICYMI

Short for “in case you missed it,” used to reshare or draw attention to something posted earlier.

IDK

A common shorthand for saying that you do not know the answer or are unsure.

IIRC

A shorthand used when giving information from memory while admitting it may need checking.

IJBOL

An online reaction meaning I just burst out laughing, used when a post, message or moment seems especially funny.

IMHO

A shorthand for marking a statement as your personal opinion.

Internet troll

A person who deliberately posts provocative or disruptive material online to upset others, attract attention, or trigger reactions.

IRL

'In real life': shorthand for something happening offline or in person, rather than only through a screen.

It's giving

It's giving introduces the impression or vibe that something creates. The words after it tell you what the speaker is reminded of.

Italian brainrot

Italian brainrot names a 2025 meme genre of surreal AI-generated creatures, invented names and absurd narration. It is not usually a literal Italian phrase.

IYKYK

IYKYK means if you know, you know. It signals that a reference makes sense to people with a particular shared experience.

LARPing

Originally live-action role-playing; online, also an accusation that someone is pretending to have an identity, expertise, lifestyle, or belief they do not genuinely possess.

Let him cook

Let him cook asks people to give someone room to continue. The idea is to see where their skill or unusual plan leads.

Locked in

Deeply focused and committed to the task in front of you; to lock in is to stop getting distracted and concentrate.

Lore

The backstory or accumulated background information about a person, group or fictional world; a lore drop reveals a piece of it.

Loud budgeting

Being open about what you can or want to spend, instead of hiding a money limit behind an excuse.

Lowkey

Lowkey softens an opinion or feeling. It can suggest somewhat, quietly, or without wanting to make a big deal of it.

Lurker

Someone who regularly reads or watches an online community without posting or joining the conversation.

Main character energy

Main character energy describes someone who carries themselves like the lead in a story. It can admire confidence or criticize excessive self-importance.

Maxxing

A suffix or slang form meaning to optimize, intensify, or go all in on a particular trait, habit, or activity.

Mid

Mid means average, mediocre, or disappointing. Online, it often dismisses something that other people have praised.

Moots

People who follow each other on a social platform, often addressed as an informal online circle.

NBD

A shorthand for saying that something is unimportant, manageable or not worth worrying about.

NGL

Short for “not gonna lie,” used to introduce or end an honest opinion, admission, criticism, or confession.

No cap

No cap emphasizes that a statement is honest or serious. It often adds the sense that the speaker is not exaggerating.

NPC

Originally a non-player character in a game; as slang, a dismissive label for someone said to act without independent thought.

OOMF

'One of my followers' or, in some contexts, 'one of my friends': a way to mention someone without naming them.

OP (Original Poster)

The person who created the original post or started an online discussion; sometimes the opening post itself.

OTOH

A compact way to introduce the contrasting side of an argument or choice.

Parasocial

Describes a one-sided feeling of personal connection with a public figure or character who does not know you personally.

Performative male

A satirical online archetype of a man thought to display tastes, politics, or sensitivity mainly to impress other people, especially progressive women.

Photo dump

A casual multi-photo social-media post that bundles assorted snapshots into one carousel or album.

Pick-me

A dismissive label for someone seen as trying too hard to win attention or approval, often by performing difference and putting peers down.

Pookie

An affectionate pet name for someone you like, often used sweetly or with exaggerated, playful fondness online.

POV

'Point of view': a caption that places the viewer in a particular role, perspective or imagined situation.

Rage bait

Rage bait is content crafted to provoke anger and draw attention. Calling something rage bait is a claim about its intent, not proof of that intent.

Ratio

A ratio is a pattern of social-media reactions people interpret as rejection of a post. Ratio can also describe a reply outperforming the original.

Receipts

Records offered as evidence for a claim, such as screenshots, messages, recordings or dated posts.

Rent free

Something 'lives rent free in your head' when it keeps occupying your thoughts without your choosing to focus on it.

Reply guy

A person who repeatedly leaves unwanted, overfamiliar, condescending, or attention-seeking replies on social media.

Rizz

Rizz is charm that helps someone attract romantic interest. It usually describes how a person carries a conversation or makes an impression.

Say less

An informal reply meaning “I understand,” “I agree,” or “you’ve already convinced me.”

Sending me

A reaction meaning something is making you laugh hard, or is producing a strong amused or excited response.

Shadowban

A hidden restriction that reduces who can see a user’s posts while leaving the account apparently usable.

Ship

To hope that two people or fictional characters become a couple, or the imagined relationship itself.

Side quest

An unexpected detour or smaller adventure outside your main plan, borrowing the idea of optional missions in a game.

Simp

A disparaging label for someone seen as trying too hard to please a crush or romantic interest, often with little affection returned.

Situationship

A romantic connection whose status, commitment or expectations have not been clearly defined.

Skibidi

Skibidi is usually a nonsense word used for absurd internet humor. It does not consistently translate to either good or bad.

Slay

Slay is enthusiastic praise for looking impressive or doing something very well. It can also encourage someone before they perform.

Slide into the DMs

To send someone a private social-media message, often boldly, unexpectedly, or with flirtatious intent.

SMH

'Shaking my head': a written reaction expressing disappointment, disbelief, frustration or disapproval.

Sock puppet

A false online identity controlled by someone who wants to appear independent while hiding who is really behind it.

Soft launch

Hinting at a new romantic relationship on social media without clearly revealing the partner or making a full announcement.

Stan

A highly devoted fan, or a verb meaning to support or admire someone or something very strongly.

Standing on business

Following through on your responsibilities, principles or boundaries, especially when doing so takes resolve.

Subtweet

An indirect post about a specific person that avoids naming or tagging them, usually to criticize or mock them.

Sus

Sus means suspicious or questionable. It flags something that makes the speaker doubt an explanation, motive, or appearance.

TBH

'To be honest': a casual way to introduce a frank opinion, admission or sincere compliment.

Tea

Interesting inside information or gossip. 'Spill the tea' asks someone to share the details.

TFW

'That feel/feeling when': a caption opener that invites people to recognize an emotion caused by a situation.

The ick

A sudden feeling of aversion that makes someone you were attracted to seem unappealing, often prompted by a small behavior.

TIL

Short for “Today I Learned,” used before sharing a newly discovered or surprising fact.

TL;DR

'Too long; didn't read': either a dismissive response to a long text or a label introducing its short summary.

Touch grass

Touch grass tells someone to step away from the internet and reconnect with ordinary life. It can be a joke, advice, or an insult.

Unc

A shortened form of “uncle” used online for someone seen as older, out of touch, or giving older-relative energy.

Underconsumption core

A social-media format celebrating using, reusing and repairing what you already own instead of constantly showing new purchases.

Understood the assignment

Praise for someone who delivered exactly the right result, look or performance for a situation.

Vibe check

A quick read of someone’s mood or a joking test of whether a person, place, or thing feels right.

W / L

W means a win or positive result; L means a loss, setback or negative judgment. 'Take the L' means accept a defeat.

Yapping

Talking at length, often about little things; it can describe enjoyable chatter or dismiss someone as talking too much.

YMMV

A disclaimer that another person’s experience or result may differ from yours.