brainrot
The mental state (and content genre) that comes from being chronically online — endless short-form video, in-jokes stacked on in-jokes, dopamine on tap. Not a diagnosis. Kind of a diagnosis.
A living dictionary of brainrot words for the chronically online — and a survival guide for anyone standing next to them. Bookmark it, send it to your mom, wear the merch.
The mental state (and content genre) that comes from being chronically online — endless short-form video, in-jokes stacked on in-jokes, dopamine on tap. Not a diagnosis. Kind of a diagnosis.
Charisma, specifically the flirting kind. Short for 'charisma'. To 'have rizz' is to effortlessly charm; to be 'rizzless' is a fate worse than death.
Meaningless intensifier from a viral animated series. Can mean good, bad, weird, or nothing at all. Context is entirely vibes-based.
The act of taking a bite of a friend's food without asking. Named after streamer Fanum. Applies to fries especially.
Delusional, affectionately. Living in a fantasy — usually about a crush, a comeback, or a career pivot that will never happen. 'Delulu is the solulu.'
Non-player character. Someone acting on autopilot, running the same three scripts. Can be self-applied on a bad Monday.
Doomed, exhausted, or thoroughly defeated. 'I've been up since 4am, I am cooked.' Can also mean 'in trouble'.
The moment you stop being nice about it. A protagonist's descent into unbothered self-interest. Usually announced, rarely committed to.
The lights are on, nobody's home. Physically present, cognitively away from keyboard. The natural state of a glazed human.
Aggressively mediocre. Not bad enough to hate, not good enough to defend. The worst thing a piece of media can be.
A lone-wolf archetype from the 'male hierarchy' meme complex. Mostly ironic. Occasionally sincere. Always cringe.
An exclamation of appreciation, typically for a physique. Derived from 'goddamn'. Yell responsibly.
No lie. 'For real.' 'Cap' is a lie; 'no cap' is the truth. 'Cap' predates the current era but survived the migration.
Delicious. Originally food-specific, now applied to anything that goes hard.
To do something exceptionally well. Universal. Can be sincere, sarcastic, or fully hollow. Depends on tone.
A sudden, involuntary loss of attraction triggered by a specific behavior. 'He chased the ball at bowling. Immediate ick.'
A moment small enough to be forgettable and vivid enough to never be. Borrowed from Inside Out, now used for anything mildly nostalgic.