(Tangent: I had no idea what that sentence meant; Sonnet 4 says
This is Gen Z/Gen Alpha internet slang, often called “brainrot” language. Here’s the translation:“mogged” = dominated/outperformed (from “AMOG”—Alpha Male of Group)“sigma” = a supposed personality type above “alpha” in internet masculinity hierarchies“rizz” = charisma, particularly with romantic interests (from “charisma”)“gyatt” = exclamation expressing attraction (corruption of “goddamn”)“skibidi” = meaningless word from viral YouTube videos, often used as filler“What the sigma?” = “What the hell?” but using sigma slang“Sus” = suspicious“No cap” = “no lie” or “I’m serious”“fanum tax” = taking someone’s food (from streamer Fanum)
This is Gen Z/Gen Alpha internet slang, often called “brainrot” language. Here’s the translation:
“mogged” = dominated/outperformed (from “AMOG”—Alpha Male of Group)
“sigma” = a supposed personality type above “alpha” in internet masculinity hierarchies
“rizz” = charisma, particularly with romantic interests (from “charisma”)
“gyatt” = exclamation expressing attraction (corruption of “goddamn”)
“skibidi” = meaningless word from viral YouTube videos, often used as filler
“What the sigma?” = “What the hell?” but using sigma slang
“Sus” = suspicious
“No cap” = “no lie” or “I’m serious”
“fanum tax” = taking someone’s food (from streamer Fanum)
in case anyone else was as confused)
I meant the latter with “gyatt” , the newer meaning.
Gyatt (/ɡjɑːt/ ⓘ) (also commonly spelled as gyat) is a term from African-American Vernacular English originally used in exclamation, such as “gyatt damn”. In the 2020s, the word experienced a semantic shift and gained the additional meaning of “a person, usually a woman, with large and attractive buttocks and sometimes an hourglass figure”.[1][2]
(wikipedia)
In normal speak, it would amount to “I am your guy, do you want to date with me attractive woman? No? are you sure? Seems suspicious, if you lie I will steal your lifeline/destroy you.” . But with multiple levels of irony and humorous tone.
Also check this video .
(Tangent: I had no idea what that sentence meant; Sonnet 4 says
in case anyone else was as confused)
I meant the latter with “gyatt” , the newer meaning.
(wikipedia)
In normal speak, it would amount to “I am your guy, do you want to date with me attractive woman? No? are you sure? Seems suspicious, if you lie I will steal your lifeline/destroy you.” . But with multiple levels of irony and humorous tone.
Also check this video .