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I guess I’m too old for this. Or is this funny?
Probably to the “oh my god new slang so cringe this youth” crowd. You know, those who always said they’ll never get old and annoying non-understanding adults… and now became exactly that. 😁
i still do not see good evidence for this being actual slang people use seriously, it just looks like old video game ads where adults write scripts with what they think kids sound like, and then we look back and laugh at how stupid it is
That’s because it’s exaggerated, and the kids play into it rather than cringing and moving on like you might have when you were a kid and adults tried using your slang. The reason is that unlike previous generations, gen Z has incorporated it into youth culture as a result of the current state of the internet and has a name to call it by: brainrot.
I was able to make no inferences about any of the statements or what they mean.
My 9 and 11-yo’s are home for Christmas. I got another week of listening to this.
see python:
yep, day day ruined
You know, !aneurysmposting@sopuli.xyz exists.
Gen Z was a mistake
Meh, someone do a 50’s slang one.
most coherent esolang
Came here to say, I find this more palettable than most such refferernces in the wild.
I’m gonna say it, this was a little funny
Yo chat, we’re cooked
No
I think it’s missing another
its givinginside thelet him cook.(Only young programmers will understand)
Not even letting your bop cook?
I don’t get it? Is it how the youth speak?
The pygyat link explicitly calls it out for brainrot, and there’s even a shitcoin if example.gyat wasn’t sufficient to ruin your day.
Yep, it is. Mostly Twitch streamers and other such online personas, though.
So what does it do?
Okay, so I didn’t get half of it. I think I’m good.
I understand about 20% of this…
Pretty sure I understand less about the slang now that I’ve seen it in this format, but I still prefer it to other encounters I’ve had.
