References
Ragebait
content made specifically to annoy people or make them angry so they’ll comment, argue, or share it.
Cooked (negative or positive meaning)
Means someone is done for, embarrassed, exhausted, or in trouble. When someone did really well or completely dominated something.
Bros
Friends, guys, close buddies
For real
Seriously; genuinely true
Lets go
Expression of excitement, hype, or celebration
NPC
Refers to someone acting basic, repetitive, or like they have no original thoughts (from “non-playable character” in video games).
Lock in
Means to focus seriously, put your attention onto something, and stop messing around.
Bruh
Casual way to refer to someone; can also express disbelief or annoyance
Legit
Genuinly real or true
Bet
Okay, agreed, sounds good
67
Usually used as a random meme/reference number online to sound mysterious or funny with no deep meaning, kind of like an inside joke. Sometimes people just spam it because it became recognizable.
Crash out
Means to completely lose control emotionally, overreact, freak out, or make a reckless decision because of anger or stress.
Chat
A group of people watching/interacting online, especially livestream viewers; sometimes used like “you guys”
Lowkey
Kind of secretly, subtly, or quietly true
Mid
Average, mediocre, not very impressive
Scuba
A meme-style nickname/reference people use randomly online, often to sound funny or absurd. It can also mean someone acting goofy or unserious.
Glaze
Means overpraising or hyping someone up too much, usually in an annoying or excessive way.
Gang
Friend group, crew, “my people”
No Cap
No lie; honestly true
Buns
Really bad, low quality
Aura
Someone’s overall “coolness,” confidence, or vibe.
Tweaking
Means someone is acting irrational, overly excited, paranoid, or just doing too much over something small.
Chud
Insult for someone seen as obnoxious, weird, ignorant, or chronically online
On God
Swearing that something is true or sincere
Ate
Did something extremely well; looked impressive or succeeded confidently