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"skibidi" "rizz" "sus"
I'm approaching 30 and will gladly use all of those both ironically and unironically.
Approaching 50, use SUS regularly, skibidi usage is dropping off, I'm aware of rizz but don't really use it.
Sus is actually a really old word.
Maybe I've just been hanging out in the wrong places but I have never heard any of these terms used except by previous generations mocking what they think gen alpha is like
The other day I heard a random (young) girl say "what the sigma" and I had trouble keeping it together
Sus isn't even that new. Been using that since gmod ttt
That may be a better way to weed boomers from Gen X. Especially SUS, among us had a very wide appeal to multiple age ranges.