Is Thai pants spicy a compliment?

Thai pants are hot and boastful, and the homonym is "too cool".

It comes from the words of a kid named Lil Ghost at the concert: "I am a particularly stubborn person, and I never care what others say about me, so let me do it." If you can be like me, then I think this thing is so cool! " Because this "too cool" is amazing, coupled with his accent and pronunciation, it sounds like "Thai pants are hot", so it was dubbed "Thai pants are hot" by netizens.

Kid, whose real name is Lil Ghost, 1999 was born in Haiyang City, Yantai City, Shandong Province on May 20th, and grew up in Xiamen City, Fujian Province. Chinese mainland rapper, film and television actor, Grade 20 16 student of Pop Dance Department of Beijing Modern Conservatory of Music. In 20 17, he participated in the music talent show "Hip-Hop in China" of iQiyi, won the top 70 in China, and officially entered the entertainment circle.

Common network hot stem:

1, homophonic funny terrier.

These stems usually originate from the accent or slip of the tongue in a certain region, which has a lot to do with the region and circle, and gradually mutate and spread based on social platforms. On the surface, it belongs to a joke that is harmless to himself and him, but there are also some hints beyond the sound. For example, "Shuan Q" comes from the pronunciation of "thank you" in English.

It originated from a farmer in Yangshuo County, Guilin, Guangxi. At the end of the live broadcast, he said "Shuan Q" with a slightly funny pronunciation to express his gratitude, and it quickly became a popular online hot stalk. Now it is often used to express a very speechless state or a very boring mood. For example, "I really rinse Q" means "the silence is soaring".

2, the phenomenon is emotional.

These stems come from netizens' summaries of their own experiences or encounters, and are often used to express their inability to match certain expectations and needs due to certain constraints. They are a way of seeking self-help or expressing self-mockery. For example, "mouth generation" refers to people who express their feelings instead of themselves. Although I want to express my views and opinions on some things, I often can't express my thoughts because of my poor eloquence or too many concerns.

At this time, the internet is needed to "substitute" and speak for everyone in concise and incisive language. "Changing the mouth" expresses netizens' affirmation of wonderful speeches and praise for those who dare to speak, and it is also a self-mockery of their own expressive ability.