#millennial slang

[incognitopolls]

Have you heard OTHER people use the word "cheugy" in their day-to-day life?

Yes, recently– from Gen Z

Yes, recently– from Millennials

Yes, recently– from both Gen Z and Millennials

Yes, but NOT anytime recently– from Gen Z

Yes, but NOT anytime recently– from Millennials

Yes, but NOT anytime recently– from both Gen Z and Millennials

No, I've never heard this casually/in day-to-day language

Voting ended onNov 30, 2024

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[cartwheelandfaceplant]

The difference between millennial and gen z is how you respond to baby boomers telling you that they hate you.

Gen z: *looks person directly in eyes* yeet *throws away cup and wheelies the fuck away without ever caring or blinking knowing baby boomers are sad adults.*

Millennial: you hate me? *Pulls out list* these are all the reasons I've hated you for the past 15 years, you capitalist piece of shit. *Angry for getting fucked over personally by baby boomers.*

[jyessica-blog1]

A Day in the Life #9

My Mom gets so excited when I share new millennial phrases/words/abbreviations with her.

*Back in the day…*

MOM: “Hey, someone wrote LOL in a Facebook message to me. What does that mean?”

ME: “Laugh out loud.”

MOM: “Oh! That makes so much sense!” *Types LOL back to her friend.*

*2 years ago…*

MOM: “We need to get a snack first if we’re going to be doing lots of walking at the mall.”

ME: “Because you get hangry…”

MOM: “What does that mean?”

ME: “Hungry anger.”

MOM: “Oh, okay!”

*Mom tells me about her day at work the next day*

MOM: “I went to work today, and my coworkers were talking about someone being hangry, and I knew what it meant!” LOL

*Present day*

ME: *Watching a movie.* “Ooooh, she’s about to spill the tea!”

MOM: “Who’s spilling tea? Why are they spilling tea?”

ME: “Tea no longer means tea anymore. It means gossip. Like spilling the tea. Spilling the gossip.”

MOM: “Oh! That’s so old! Like spilling the beans!”

ME: “But with tea.”

[incognitopolls]

Do you/did you ever actually use the word "cheugy" in your day-to-day life?

Yes, I did and still do– I'm Gen Z

I used to but don't anymore– I'm Gen Z

No, I never did– I'm Gen Z

Yes, I did and still do– I'm a Millennial

I used to but don't anymore– I'm a Millennial

No, I never did– I'm a Millennial

Yes, I did and still do– I'm from another generation

I used to but don't anymore– I'm from another generation

No, I never did– I'm from another generation

Voting ended onNov 30, 2024

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[cartwheelandfaceplant]

On a train and heard 2 dudes talking. One said "bro, this train better stop soon cuz my bladder about to yeet everywhere up in here."

I honestly don't know if he used it wrong or discovered a new use for yeet.

[momoguido]

If a millennial complains about Zoomer or Alpha slang being stupid or incomprehensible, just tell them "stfu n00b ur getting pwned by teh 1337 language skillz0rz"

[stardustqueen27]

Yoo things keep changing

Can someone send me a weekly notice of new slang cause bruhhh it seems like every week people are speaking a new language and I’m slipping through the cracks. Low key have to keep a tab open dedicated to looking up words, phrases and abbreviations and I’m still a teenager😂😫

(I’m joking by the way, but it’s still tough)

[oh-for-chucks-sake]

Anyways isn't a word

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It's anyway