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If you’ve been scrolling through TikTok, Twitter (X), or Instagram lately, you’ve probably seen someone drop the term “BBL” in a comment or meme. At first glance, it might just look like a random group of letters. But online, BBL slang has a very specific meaning—and it’s not always about the surgery you might think […]

If you’ve ever been scrolling through TikTok or chatting with younger friends, you might have heard someone say, “This song is such a bop!” At first, you might wonder — what does bop mean in slang? Is it a dance move? A compliment? An insult? The short answer: In Gen Z slang, a bop is

If you’ve scrolled through TikTok or overheard teens chatting, you might have paused and thought, “Wait… what does glazing mean?” No, it’s not about doughnuts or home improvement—though that’s what you’ll get if you Google “window glazing.” In slang, glazing has a totally different vibe, and it’s one of those words you need to know

If you’ve seen the word “huzz” flying around TikTok or other social media, you’re not alone. Maybe someone dropped it in the comments, or a creator used it in a video, and you were like… what does huzz mean? Good news — you’re about to get the full scoop, no weird jargon or confusing explanations.

TikTok is full of wild trends, slang, and viral moments. Some are just funny. Others cross the line. One term that’s been stirring up drama lately is the “4th hole.” If you’ve heard this phrase but don’t quite get what it means—or why everyone’s talking about it—you’re not alone. In this blog, we’re breaking down

Words evolve. And Gen Z? They’re expert-level remixers of language. One word they’ve given a modern twist to is “demure.” Traditionally, it described someone shy or modest, especially in a soft, ladylike way. But today, if you scroll through TikTok or Twitter (X), “demure” has taken on a whole new energy—often ironic, sometimes savage, and

Slang moves fast, especially online and in Gen Z culture. One minute you’re vibing with “no cap,” and the next, someone tells you they just got “chopped.” If you’ve ever heard the word “chopped” and weren’t sure if it meant food, a haircut, or something else completely — don’t worry. You’re not alone. In this

Some slang terms are fun, some are weird, and others—like truffle butter—can really take you by surprise. At first glance, you might think it’s something fancy you’d order at a restaurant. But once you learn what truffle butter slang actually means, you’ll realize it has nothing to do with food. This article breaks it all

Ever heard someone say, “Only in Ohio,” and thought—what does that even mean? You’re not alone. Ohio slang has taken over the internet lately, especially on TikTok and Gen Z corners of the web. But let’s be honest—most outsiders have no idea what these Ohio slang terms really mean. From viral memes to actual regional

If you’ve seen the number 67 popping up in TikToks, memes, or Urban Dictionary entries, you’re not alone. It’s one of those mysterious internet slang terms that feels like it means something—but what exactly? Does it have a deep meaning, or is it just another random meme number like 420 or 143? In this article,