What does it mean to clean the glass?

Cleaning the glass is a dynamic dance video, so it is named because the action is like cleaning the glass.

Later, not only netizens can clean the glass to dance the corresponding dance, but everyone also uses cleaning the glass to mean dancing together, which is a bar invitation ceremony between sisters. The most soul is only this sentence: Jimei, now join me, raise your right hand to your chest, and let's clean the glass together. The main reason is that the guidance of melody makes people relaxed, like a state of relaxation in the dance floor.

Cleaning the glass is not really cleaning the glass, but the connotation of disco dancing, because the action is that the palm of your hand swings open, which is like cleaning the glass. Cleaning the glass is very emotional, so it is also a suggestive song. Cleaning the glass together means dancing together.

Other Internet terms:

1. Geili

The dialect in northern China means to give strength and vigor. The initial popularity of the word geili originated from a complaint of Wukong in the Chinese dubbing version of the Japanese funny cartoon "The End of Journey to the West": Is this Tianzhu? It's not geili, it's old and wet. The so-called failure to give strength means that the description is far from the expected goal, while giving strength is generally understood as helping, playing a role and giving face.

2. Everything is a cloud

God is not a horse, but a homonym of something. When netizens use the sogou input method to type something, they often make a mistake when typing something, and the word "God Horse" is just like the shrimp that was once a hit on the Internet, taking the same homophonic route, and this word has quickly replaced shrimp and become the most popular buzzword at present.

3. Holy shit

Holy shit can be said to be a kind of ridicule, which means helpless. It's just an exclamation, which has no practical significance. It's equivalent to the ancient "Alas, Alas, Alas". The Northeast dialect comes from the world of Hirata in Japanese and Japanese cartoons, and it's dubbed in Chinese.