Ten Current Slang Terms "Old" People May Not Understand

To do something exceptionally well or to look great. It’s often used as a compliment, like “You slayed that outfit!”

Meaning “no lie” or “for real.” It’s used to emphasize the truth of a statement, like “That was the best movie, no cap.”

A way to express agreement or acceptance, like saying “okay” or “alright.” Example: “Wanna grab lunch later?” “Bet.”

Short for “charisma,” referring to someone’s ability to attract or charm others, especially in a romantic context.

Short for “suspicious,” used to describe something or someone that seems off or shady. Example: “That guy over there looks kinda sus.”

Used to express excitement or to throw something with force. “I just yeeted the ball across the yard.”

A spontaneous assessment of someone’s energy or attitude. “He failed the vibe check” means someone wasn’t acting in a way that fit the current mood.

A noticeable positive transformation in someone’s appearance, confidence, or style, usually over time.

A “fake Instagram” account where people post more candid, unfiltered content for a smaller group of close friends.

Describes someone who acts like they are the center of attention or the protagonist in their own story, often in a positive and confident way.

These terms often evolve quickly and may vary depending on the social circles and regions.