Slang Glossary
- Okay, so like: Classic filler phrase.
- Period.: End of discussion.
- No cap: Honestly, truly.
- That's the tea: That's the truth/gossip.
- It's giving power move: Exudes confidence and control.
- Low-key: Subtle, understated.
- Fr: For real.
- Make 'em big mad!: Make them very angry.
- Why tho?: Rhetorical question of disbelief.
- Let the silence be loud: Silence is significant.
- Deadass: Seriously.
- U up?: Are you awake?
- Bruh?: Expression of disbelief.
- Big Yikes: Something is very bad/embarrassing.
- (Cringe!): Awkward or embarrassing.
- (Nobody asked!): Unsolicited information.
- Bestie!: Close friend.
- Squad: Close group of friends.
- Sus: Suspicious.
- It's a mood: Relatable or captures a feeling.
- OG: Original.
- Iconic: Impressive or memorable.
- Bet: Ok, sure.
Okay, so like, in this digital world, there's a new rule, and it's a total vibe: Just say "Hello". Periodt.
No cap, you don't need a whole essay or some deep explanation. Just "Hello." That's the tea.
The "Yes Hello" Method: It's Giving Power Move
This is the art of starting a convo with a simple greeting and then... silence. Let them be confused. Let them spiral. Let them overthink, lol. It's a low-key power play, a playful "f-you" to, like, proper etiquette. Fr, fuck 'em! Make 'em big mad!
Why tho? Because sometimes, the best way to get a reaction is to give them nothing. Let the silence be loud. Deadass.
Examples of a "Good" Hello (aka the Right Way)
Examples of a "Bad" Hello (Big Yikes)
Spread the Word, Bestie!
Go forth and embrace the "Yes Hello" way. Share this site with your squad, your coworkers (if they're not sus), and anyone who needs to learn how to communicate... or not. Make them wait. Make them question everything. And most importantly, make them say "Hello" first when you finally decide to reply. It's a mood.