In this edition, we talk more slang words. These slang words are popular now: “cap,” which means a lie, “delulu,” which means living in a fantasy, “sus,” which means weird or shady, …
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In this edition, we talk more slang words. These slang words are popular now: “cap,” which means a lie, “delulu,” which means living in a fantasy, “sus,” which means weird or shady, “mogging,” which means to outshine others, “bussin,” which means super tasty or amazing, “mid,” which means just average, “rizz,” which means flirting skills, “pookie,” which means someone you love, “skibidi,” which means lame or cringe, “drip,” which means your fashion is on point and “bet,” which means sure, let’s do it.
