A third of those predate gen z. The complete nonsense words are definitely on them, though.

No cap fr fr

But isn't OPP other people's.... property or has that changed since Naughty by Nature taught us all what it meant?

As a younger millenial I gotta say some of these are ours. We were calling things "extra" since like '06. Vibe is as old as the hippies, and mid is weed slang from like the early 2000s.

That’s a dope-ass list, shit’s ill af. Just don’t be bitin someone else’s stilo, cuz that shit’s wack, yo. If ya do, just tell ‘em “my bad, b!”, or expect peeps gonna be poppin caps in your ass, ya heard?

Word to ya motha.

I shall share a stolen... I meant a borrowed meme

"I feel old"

Picture of something printed on paper

Ick is just short for icky and vibe has been around for decades.

Gnarly list.

List is hella whack

where skibidi?

I seem to recall when they were translating "grunge" slang and it was also mostly bullshit not actually used.

Gyatt was originally just a different pronunciation of god: GOD DAMN! = GYATT DAYUM!

Not rather Gen Alpha already? I too am kinda getting lost here, as a Gen Z.

I'm a very late millennial, borderline Gen Z, and even I feel like all my slang knowledge is outdated.

Gen Z has even ruined our programming!

Wait till these dusky dewdrops get the vespers when they see my cut of cabbage.

Opp? How can I explain it? Take it frame by frame it, to have y'all all jumping, shouting, saying it? O is for other, P is for people, scratch your temple, because the last P? Well that's not so simple..

The fuck is "cheugy"? How the hell do you pronounce that?

"Vibe" is just a regular noun.

I think the Gen z column is more like ebonics. B rad from the boo would approve

I think 'mid' means middle or mid-grade weed, which means a similar thing as 'mediocre' like the chart says.

You down with O.P.P.? Yeah you know me!

There. Now you can feel even older.

I thought bussin just meant "good" and could pertain go anything, not just food.

I'm such a fan of gyatt, it's just so damn fun to say.