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What's something you 'low-key' love but would never admit to your friends?
What does 'catching a dub' mean?
Getting a win (dub = W = win).
Choose and answer. If your friend has been arguing online for hours, would you tell them to _____?
 
touch grass
 
sound out of touch
Some social media trends 'catch on' and become 'goated'. Others die immediately. Why?
Is it possible to 'come off as' cool without using any slang at all?
Do you think social media influencers are often 'leechios'?
Has a politician ever promised you a 'phantom' benefit that never came?
Do you think the word 'skibidi' will catch on in your first language?
If your friend said "that party was so Ohio" – what do you think happened there?
Is calling someone 'goofy' an insult or a term of endearment in your culture?
If your friend sent you a 'skull emoji 💀' after you told a story - good or bad?
What's the most 'dog water' meal you've ever eaten?
Who is the most 'goated' musician in your opinion?
Choose and answer. Is telling a small lie to make a friend feel better ______?
 
conveying nuance
 
crossing the line
Choose and answer. Do you think your favourite celebrity has ______?
 
aura
 
mid
What word describes someone independent and successful who doesn't follow the crowd?
sigma
What word means secretly, quietly, or slightly?
low-key
What phrase means to spend less time online and experience real life?
touch grass
What do you call a person who follows mainstream trends and isn't unique?
normie
What word means to do something perfectly or extremely well?
ate and left no crumbs
Do words like skibidi, sigma, or Ohio carry connotations that are hard to explain to outsiders?
Do you believe younger generations are taken more seriously today than in the past?
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