What is hakimi?

hakimi is a popular online language in Tik Tok, which means honey water.

hakimi is actually an empty ear in Japanese, which originally means honey water. Because Ma Niang, a man named Donghai Emperor, likes to drink honey water very much in animation, she sang the song hakimi, which became familiar background music after being tuned by netizens.

hakimi's performance is in an animation called Horse Racing Mother, which is a song sung by one of them, Ma Niang, the Emperor of the East China Sea. In the animation, honey water's speech is particularly like hakimi's, and it is especially magical, so it is also made into background music by netizens. The animation is also very beautiful. On Tik Tok, many users use "hakimi" to say hello or express their feelings in the comment area or live broadcast room.

Introduction of similar online buzzwords:

1. Confirmed eyes

That is, it was confirmed from the eyes, which is a lyric in "Drunk Red Cliff": "Confirmed eyes, I met the right person." The "confirmed eyes" that became popular on the Internet this year only means "confirmed eyes" and "screened eyes", and it is not necessarily related to "eyes".

2. Lemon essence

was originally used on others to ridicule others, and its meaning is similar to "jealousy". Sometimes it is also used on myself, that is, it is used to laugh at myself. "I celebrated lemon essence for the first time" is equivalent to "I envy it". Sometimes it is said "I'm lemon" or "I'm sour".

3. We don't know, and we dare not ask.

It has the meaning of a cold joke. Originally, it refers to teasing when you see something you don't understand or can't explain. Later, it evolved into teasing someone or something.