Word deep-dives

No shot means no way, or there is no chance that is true, most often a reaction to something hard to believe. Said before a future action, it means a refusal.

In my feels means you are emotionally affected or caught up in a feeling, whether that is sad, nostalgic, romantic, or excited. Context decides which.

Homeslice means a close friend, used to greet or talk about someone you like. It's old-fashioned, affectionate slang for a friend, and it isn't an insult.

Boutta and bouta are both informal spellings of the contraction "about to," meaning something is about to happen. Neither is standard written English.

Wildin means acting unreasonably, excessively, or unbelievably, almost always as a callout that someone went too far. It can shift to hype at a party or game.

Gg is short for "good game," typed after a match ends as a sign of respect from either side. Sent early, or paired with "ez," it turns into a taunt instead.

YOLO stands for "you only live once," used to justify or push for a spontaneous, indulgent, or knowingly reckless-sounding choice, right now, because life is finite.

Drip is a noun for an impressively stylish look, especially an outfit, shoes or jewelry. It is usually a compliment, as in nice drip, she has drip or new drip.

WTF stands for "what the f---," a reaction to shock, confusion, anger, or disbelief, almost never a literal question. It is rude, especially aimed at someone.

Copium is a joking, imaginary drug people are said to be huffing when they refuse to accept a loss or a hard truth. Calling someone that is usually an insult.

Tf is short for "the f---", a swear that makes a phrase stronger, as in what tf or get tf out. It is rude, and it is usually about a situation.

Pluh is a meme sound before it is a word: the word "plug" clipped short, taken from a hip-hop producer tag. Typed as a reply it works as a deliberately empty response, which is why a bare pluh feels impossible to read.