Gen Z Slangs: A Simple Guide to What They Really Mean
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If you want to keep up with Gen Z, you need to understand their unique slang. Gen Z slangs are dynamic and constantly evolving, often reflecting their values and experiences.
Whether you’re trying to slide into DMs or want to sound relevant in conversations, knowing these terms can help you connect better. Get ready to explore the coolest, must-know phrases that dominate today’s dialogue!
Salty
When someone uses the term “salty,” they’re usually referring to someone who’s irritated or bitter about a situation. You might hear it when a friend is whining about losing a game or getting snubbed.
It’s all about that vibe of being a little annoyed or defensive. So next time someone seems upset, check if they’re feeling salty!
Here’s an example:
Main Character Energy
“Main Character Energy” (MCE) is all about embracing your individuality. It means you see life as your own story, where you are the protagonist.
Just check out this little girl showing off that main character energy:
MCE also promotes living in the moment. You make choices that align with your narrative. This mindset allows you to enjoy life fully.
Rizz
“Rizz” is Gen Z slang referring to someone’s ability to flirt or charm others, especially in romantic situations. It’s short for “charisma,” often used to describe how effortlessly someone can attract or impress others.
If someone “has rizz,” they are smooth, confident, and persuasive in their interactions. Variations include “unspoken rizz,” where someone’s allure works without even trying.
Did you know that rizz is named word of the year 2023? Check out the details here:
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