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title: "hop off · GenZ Decoded"
description: "hop off: Telling someone to stop bothering you or mind their own business. Example: \"Hop off, it's not your problem.\" Meaning, Gen Z usage, and related slang."
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# hop off

Gen Z[#social](https://genzdecoded.com/slang-for/social/)

**Meaning.** Telling someone to stop bothering you or mind their own business.

See it in a sentence

Hop off, it's not your problem.

## How each generation says it

The closest equivalent for this idea in every generation.

- Gen Z · this one

    hop off,[put the fries in the bag](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/put-the-fries-in-the-bag/)

- Gen Alpha

    No word for this one yet.

- Millennial

    [bye Felicia](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/bye-felicia/)

- Gen X

    [eat my shorts](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/eat-my-shorts/),[talk to the hand](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/talk-to-the-hand/)

- Boomer

    [bug off](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/bug-off/),[get lost](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/get-lost/)

- Plain English

    telling someone to stop bothering you or mind their own business

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## Related slang

- [homeslice](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/homeslice/): A close friend or buddy; a playful term for a pal.
- [homie](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/homie/): A close friend, often used to address them directly.
- [hot take](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/hot-take/): A deliberately controversial or provocative opinion.
- [humblebrag](https://genzdecoded.com/dictionary/humblebrag/): A boast disguised as a complaint or modest remark.

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