Only Gen Z Will Pass This Slang Test — Are You Up to Date?

Some Common Gen Z Slang:

1. Fam - Stands for Family
2. Salty- Feeling upset, bitter, or annoyed about something.
3. Savage - Used to describe someone or something tough, fearless, or brutally honest.
4. GOAT - Stands for Greatest of All Time
5. Woke - Being aware of social and political issues, often associated with activism and social justice.
6. Vibing - Feeling good or being in a positive mood, often used to describe a pleasant atmosphere or experience.
7. Low-key - To do something quietly or discreetly, or to have a small amount of interest in something.
8. High-key - The opposite of low-key, used to emphasize something obvious or strongly felt.
9. Bae - Term of endearment for a romantic partner or significant other.
10. Simp - Someone who goes to great lengths to impress someone they are attracted to, often at the expense of their dignity.
11.  Slay - To excel or perform exceptionally well, often used to praise someone's style or appearance.
12.  Thirsty - Desperate or eager for attention, validation, or approval, especially in romantic or social contexts.
13.  Stan - A devoted and enthusiastic fan of a particular celebrity, artist, or public figure.
14.  Troll - Someone who deliberately provokes or antagonizes others online for amusement or attention.
15.  Wig - Expression of shock or amazement, often used to indicate that something is so impressive it has metaphorically "knocked someone's wig off.”
16. Lit - Used to describe something exciting, fun, or excellent.
17. Slay - To excel or perform exceptionally well, often used to praise someone's style or appearance.
18. Banger - A particularly good or enjoyable experience, often used to describe a party or event.
19. Clout - Influence, fame, or social status, especially within online communities.
20. Swag - Style, confidence, or charisma, often associated with a cool or fashionable appearance.
21. YOLO - You Only Live Once
22. FOMO - Fear of Missing Out
23. Finsta - Fake Instagram I’d
24. I'm dead - Used to express extreme amusement or surprise.
25. Spill the tea - Refers to gossip or juicy information about someone or something.
26. Delulu is new solulu- It means being delusional is the new solution. It's often used to refer to individuals who have unrealistic expectations or beliefs about love, relationships, or their own desirability.
27. Sus - It is a short for suspicious or suspect.
28. Cringe - Used to describe something embarrassing, awkward, or uncomfortable to watch or experience.
29. OP (Overpowered) - Used to describe something or someone that is exceptionally strong, dominant, or unbeatable in a given context, often in video games or sports.
30. Slaps - It is used to describe music or food that is exceptionally good or enjoyable.

Relationship Gen Z Lingo 

• Situationship - A situationship blurs the lines between friendship and commitment, lacking defined boundaries or expectations. It's a romantic gray area where connection thrives amidst uncertainty.
• Friendzone -Refers to a situation where one person wants a romantic relationship, but the other person wants to remain friends, resulting in unrequited feelings.
• Ghosting - Ending a relationship or communication with someone abruptly and without explanation, typically in the context of online dating or texting.
• Slide into DMs - Initiating a private conversation with someone on social media platforms, particularly Instagram, with the intention of flirting or pursuing a romantic connection. 
• Textlationship - A relationship primarily or exclusively based on texting or messaging, often lacking in-person interaction or deeper emotional connection.
• Breadcrumbing - Sending flirtatious but non-committal messages or signals to keep someone interested without making a serious commitment.
• Catfishing - Creating a fake online persona to deceive someone into a romantic relationship, often for personal gain or manipulation.
• Friends With Benefits - A relationship between two friends who engage in sexual activity without being in a committed romantic relationship.
• Bae- A term of endearment for a romantic partner or significant other, derived from "before anyone else."
• Benching - Keeping someone on the sidelines or in reserve as a potential romantic option, without fully committing to them or investing in the relationship.