Yoz, Omg I am old lol
CurlyMoustache, ###I mean, ngl, sus fr fr, no cap
Venator, This meme is pretty sus tbh.
Ackerthegod, I want to make going Tuna a thing.
cocobean, I’ll be keeping “AF”, thank you very much
Reddfugee42, They’re trying to change that to ASF 🙄
Threeme2189, Wtf is the s?
Vanix, Literally the word “as”
Threeme2189, Wt(a)f do they want from our slang?
cocobean, Mmm, no, rejected. AF is clean
Rootiest, No cap, fr fr
overcast5348, I’d like to upset some niblings with “fr fr, ong”… Does anyone know if “fr” is pronounced as one word like in “from”, or if I’m supposed to just say “eff arr”? Same for “ong,” please.
Rootiest, I always thought it was like an abbreviation for “for real”
Chocrates, For some reason “fr” is so frustrating. I am such a boomer :/
Perhapsjustsniffit, Gen X here. Whatever…
Got_Bent, Nevermind
ThePowerOfGeek, My wife and I (both Xers) have started frequently trolling our son with “stop the cap!” when he’s being… economical with the truth. Somehow that level of low-grade, passive-aggressive sarcasm seems very fitting to our generation.
Willer, These arent meant to be spoken out loud anyway.
Heavybell, I’m Australian, I’ve been calling things sus since the 90s.
set_secret, Same, it was just a happy accident that our slang made it mainstream I guess.
Yoz,
Raiderkev, I feel like fire was ours unless it’s just been a localized slang. I feel like I’ve been saying it for like 10 years, maybe more. Maybe I just got the ole dementia.
SpruceBringsteen, Yeah, that’s one that I think just never totally went away but has had a resurgence
kemsat, If I’m forced to say it to fit in, it’s your fault.
HawlSera, My day, never came, I am old and without prime
stoly, I was particularly surprised at how quickly millennial sayings aged.
I_Fart_Glitter, Which, um… which ones are we not supposed to be saying anymore…? Asking for a friend…
stoly, My observation as a Xillenial:
Millenials tended to have negative-meaning slang. It’s like the generation expressed its angst.
Zoomers tend to have positive-meaning slang. This generation does not try to follow the Boomer dream and focuses its energy elsewhere.
TopRamenBinLaden, Calling things ‘retarded’ in both a good or bad way. Calling bad or annoying things ‘gay’. Adding izzle to the end of words.
xX_fnord_Xx, Que es El dilly-yo?
Kolanaki, One of these things is not like the otherizzle.
stoly, I remember being in complete shock sometime in the late 90s when millenial high schoolers went around calling everything gay. Like mouth dropped open the first time I encountered it.
FrankTheHealer, I use these terms sometimes, but I’m 26, I don’t feel old enough to be a millennial but not young enough to be Gen Z. I’m in college now though and I’m older than all my classmates and that makes me feel old as shit.
Daxtron2, Zillenial gang
stoly, Hello fellow transitional generation member.
FlyingSquid, I’m Gen-X. My 13-year-old daughter is under instructions to never call me ‘bro’ or ‘bruh.’
My nephew’s do that to my brother-in-law. They also call him ‘dude.’
Dude is weird to me, but calling me ‘bro’ is just wrong. I want to be called Dad or Daddy. She’s mostly okay with that.
numberz, I am not partial to informal nicknames. If I stand with a group of my male coworkers I usually greet them with “gentleman” or something that. I don’t work with a lot of women but I’m not sure what to say to a group of women. Ladies seems kind of demeaning and gentlewomen sounds weird to me. I usually just go with miss or ma’am.
BaskinRobbins, “Sup fuckers”
ChickenLadyLovesLife, “Bitches” while nodding politely.
dodgy_bagel, Howdy.
littlebluespark, Having come up in the 90s-00s, the few times I’ve been called “daddy” were a little surprising at the time (“it’s just something I say, don’t overthink it”, etc), but thankfully said moments were in the rear-view quickly enough.
In later years, my kids didn’t add the “y” and one even asked why other kids say it that way. Hell, I’m ok with “dude” from my kids or their friends, in certain contexts, but “bruh”? Might as well try calling me “son” or “boy”, and see how that flies, child. 🤪
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