What are the popular online terms that were only understood after 90 s and 00 s?

Nowadays, online buzzwords are definitely faster than fashion trends. How can you lose on the internet if you can't keep up with fashion trends? Whether you are born after 90 or 00, as long as you don't keep up with the speed of 5G surfing, you are an old man. Come and learn these popular expressions ~

2022 Internet buzzwords 1

: Barbie Q You must be curious, isn't Barbie Q a barbecue? What's the point of barbecue? This slogan is actually from a game anchor in Tik Tok. He was burned to death while playing games. He shouted "It's over ~ Barbie Q killed her whole family ~", which means it's over. She was cremated by barbecue because her special magic was widely spread.

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Yygqyyds believes that no one does not understand what he means, but what about yygq? Do you think the meaning is similar? No way! Yygq is the abbreviation of "Yin-Yang Qi", which literally means. Especially suitable for talking about right and wrong, which means that someone has something to say, but he attacks others by innuendo with some words.

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Life is impermanent, and wrapping the large intestine in the small intestine is definitely not a snack XD. This sentence comes from the translation of Squidward Tentacles's lines in the film version of Spongebob, which is used to express his feelings about life and his regrets. It can also be said that it is optimistic and inclusive. In Tik Tok, it will become a fashionable language because it is a sand sculpture.

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This is the dialect of northeast China. People who are stupid or stupid are generally called "unjust species". These two words also refer to people who suffer injustice and unhappiness. Let's mark the "unjust species" around you, XD.

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The word "rotten love" comes from the NBA, which means that the team deliberately loses to make the ranking lower, so that it can have a better ranking next summer. This word is used in life to mean that if things don't develop well, give up and let things develop in a bad direction. And "spoiled love" can be pursued without initiative, but in the face of others' pursuit, you will feel that it is good to forget someone. Or knowing that there is something wrong with this relationship, or letting it go.

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Girls like Youbaonv are particularly happy, and friends around them take good care of them! Girls who are taken care of by their best friends as babies, all the sugar and happiness are arranged by friends, where do they need an object? Because sisters are too good, they often can't find a partner and prefer to be with friends!

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Metauniverse has often seen Metauniverse policy recently. Do you know what this means? "Hyperuniverse" actually means that people are immersed in the virtual world. 2022 Internet buzzwords 8:

Liu Genghong, a girl from Liu Genghong, recently met the closure of the city and started living and exercising at home with his wife Xin Wei. The former is full of movement, while the latter is panting. The strong contrast is quite funny, and the result is instantly red! In just one month, the number of fans exceeded 20 million, and the number of viewers per live broadcast was amazing. Everyone joined the "Liu Genghong Girl" aerobics camp one after another, so they won the title of "Liu Genghong Girl/Boy".

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Ho, ho, eat, this is a delicious homonym ~ "ho, ho" looks cute like a small animal, which leads to the homonym of "ho, ho, eat", which also means that you think this food is delicious in a very cute tone.

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999999 is 666 in turn, which means "6 turns". Even 666 can't express how powerful this person is, so it becomes 999! It shows that a person's behavior and operation are very powerful.

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9494, I really doubt how lazy everyone is typing. Xd [9494] is the abbreviation of "Yes Yes" and is also a homophonic network word. 2022 network buzzword 12: wisdom teeth do you think this has something to do with teeth? In fact, this is also a homophonic word ~ wisdom tooth = support, which can be used to express support or consent.