fr fr ong

I reject "sus" being zoomer exclusive. Among Us has been a huge hit for 5 years now, was popular across demographics, and made an appearance in Glass Onion, which is the boomeriest Millennial movie ever.

The rest of it, sure, go off fam.

"That's fire" has an Urban Dictionary entry from 2007.

I had this conversation with one of my kids recently:

Her: "This thing is gas!"

Me: "Gas? Why are you talking like your grandpa in 1965?"

Her: " What are you yapping about? They don't know what 'gas' means!"

Me: "You wanna bet? Ain't you ever heard that Rolling Stones song? Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's a gas...?'

Her: "Bruh..."

Me: "Don't shoot the messenger."

fire and sus have been around for ages but gen z can have the lack of caps.

My favorite part of growing older is misusing slang to pain The Youths™

My millennial (or maybe gen x) roommate spends a lot of time on tiltok, so she's always teaching me (a gen z) new 'gen z' slang.

It's fun, but on the other hand she has a pretty skewed perception of young people. She's always watching engagement-bait content online, and she seems to think most people my age are complete idiots.

I mean don't get me wrong, we are idiots, but we're not a different species or anything lol.

It's all predominantly young kids adopting/appropriating American Black vernacular and calling it their own. Millennials did it, genz does it. Go ahead and down vote me, my back hurts.

I'm Australian, I've been calling things sus since the 90s.

I'll be keeping "AF", thank you very much

I like to mix and match to annoy my younger brother. Example, "fr fr, no skibidy, on cap".

I'm using it ironically so it's OK

I'm approaching 40 rapidly, I can't say "based" without cringing.

I... use sus all the time at 38... but I'm a gamer, and it's kinda gaming slang.

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.

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.

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.

Gen X here. Whatever...

No cap, fr fr

Radical

I just realized that I’m probably older than George. At least in the earlier seasons.

Are millennials the new boomers now? Or is this meme about older generations making fun of millennials? I can't follow anymore.

That's tight, yo.

These arent meant to be spoken out loud anyway.

###I mean, ngl, sus fr fr, no cap

Not to sound like a boommer but I really dislike "finna" like how much do you need to shorten a term like finally gonna

If I’m forced to say it to fit in, it’s your fault.

I was particularly surprised at how quickly millennial sayings aged.

Can someone also explain 'go brrr', cause I just think of vibrating doorstop springs, but that can't be right...

My day, never came, I am old and without prime

what does ong mean?

Omg I am old lol

I want to make going Tuna a thing.

Do any self respecting millenials say those things?

This meme is pretty sus tbh.

How is “it’s sus” a Gen Z thing when we were saying it in the 90s?