Here are some examples of new English slang, including general slang and terms specific to online
culture: General: Rizz (charisma), Bussin' (really good), Delulu (delusional), Lowkey (subtly or
moderately), Vibe (an atmosphere or feeling). Internet/Gen Z: GOAT (Greatest Of All Time), Cap (a
lie), Sus (suspicious), Mid (mediocre), It's giving... (it reminds me of), Bet (agreement).
General and Emotional Slang
Rizz: Charisma; the ability to charm someone.
Bussin': Describes something as amazing or really good.
Delulu: Short for delusional, meaning someone holds unrealistic beliefs.
Lowkey: Used to describe something that is done subtly, not overtly.
Vibing: Enjoying or feeling a connection with a particular atmosphere or mood.
Salty: Bitter or upset.
Drip: Stylish or having good fashion sense.
Dead: An extreme reaction to something very funny.
Internet and Gen Z Slang
GOAT: An acronym for "Greatest Of All Time".
Cap/No Cap: "Cap" means a lie or something fake, while "No Cap" means "no lie" or "for
real".
Sus: A shortened form of "suspicious," used to describe someone or something
questionable.
Mid: Means mediocre, average, or low quality.
It's giving...: Used to describe something that reminds you of or embodies a particular
style, person, or era.
Bet: Used to express agreement, confirmation, or that you're down to do something.
IYKYK: An acronym for "If You Know You Know," used to imply shared knowledge or
understanding within a specific group.
Glow-up: When someone becomes significantly more attractive or confident.