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I would say it's also cohesive. Gen Z is the first generation to receive that cohesive lexicon from being online (similar to how Gen Alpha is now). Their slang feels a lot less adopted, even though a lot of it still is adopted. And if it is adopted, I feel like they repurpose it in their own way. But because of the internet and the influence of online spaces, Gen Z really is consistent across the board.
Skibidi
Ohio
Rizz
Mog
Glaze
Mewing
Chad
Gyatt
Aura
Fanum Tax
Mog, glaze, and simp are more Millennial, though, and Gen Z as well. Then I would say brainrot itself is a brainrot term at this point.
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