Where did Barbie’s Q come from?

Abstract: When many people are watching Douyin or watching game live broadcasts, they will find that some anchors say "Barbie Q" when they are about to lose the game. They don't know why they say this, and they just want to know. What does Barbie mean? In Internet buzzwords, "Barbie is Qing" means that she is finished. So where does the meaning of "Barbie Qing" come from? You can find out together. After knowing the meaning, you can better understand it when you watch the video. Where did Barbie Q come from?

1. It first came from a game UP owner. He was defeated by the opponent just after saying "Barbie Q" during a live broadcast, so "Barbie Q" has " It means it’s over”.

2. A Douyin game blogger posted a video of eating chicken, using his own voice to add electronic music. One of the paragraphs is "It's over, it's over, family, Barbie Q, it's over, I'm lost." , dig the grass, won’t you barbecue for me?” It sounded very touching. After that, this electronic dubbing quickly became popular and was used by many netizens as the BGM of the video.

What does Barbie Q mean?

1. Barbie Q, before it became an Internet term, was homophonic to barbecue, and its original meaning was barbecue.

2. In Internet slang, "Barbie is Q" means "It's finished" (being grilled = being cremated = finished), expressing the feeling of being extremely shocked and helpless. Nowadays, it often appears in game videos and funny videos, and is used in dubbing.

Other Internet vocabulary:

1. Crazy call comes from Japanese concert live support culture. It is used to express affirmation of idol singers on stage. Fans wave light sticks in accordance with the rhythm. , creating a warm atmosphere.

2. Good luck, and eat chicken at night: After the players of "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds: Battle Royale" fight each other, the winner who survives the gameover will have the sentence "Good luck, good luck, good luck, good luck, and chicken dinner at night". Chicken tonight”!

3. Drama queen: The original meaning refers to a person with outstanding performance ability. Nowadays, it is specifically used to describe people who are very playful, who are very good at adding drama to themselves, who love to be eye-catching, and even used to describe ugly people who often cause mischief.

4. That’s it: This refers to killing the opponent alone in the game or making a meal of the player in a professional game. Players will say: That’s it? That’s it? It’s really funny!

5. In fact, I'm okay: GEN was beaten violently by G2, the two commentators of LPL were in sharp contrast, and Guan Zeyuan's scene "Actually, I'm okay".

6. Find a class: Refers to the fact that a player’s performance on the field is unsatisfactory, and netizens advise him to go home and find a class.

7. Urgent, urgent, urgent: Refers to the argument between Ning and Theshy after the game. Theshy said bluntly in Chinese, "I'm urgent, urgent."