Whether it's "Ohio," "bussin," or "skibidi," Gen Alpha (born from 2010 to 2024) has adopted unique ways to communicate. Here are some of the slang terms you might hear from the kids these days.

Topline The viral “Ohio” social media meme—used to describe something as weird—has rapidly grown in popularity and gained a total of 10.2 million likes, comments, shares and other ...

Meanwhile, the phrase, "skibidi Ohio rizz" refers to someone who has bad "rizz," or is bad at flirting. Negative aura To have negative aura means that something is bad or "not cool," according to ...

Gen Alpha, people born since 2010, created their own vocabulary with slang terms such as 'fanum tax' and 'skibidi.' Here's everything to know about what the terms mean.

Rizz: Named Oxford’s Word of the Year in 2023, rizz is a term short for charisma, and describes the “ability to attract another person through style, charm or attractiveness,” according to ...

A new generation of popular slang words has created heartburn for an Iowa school and prompted a bigger debate on whether students who embrace trendy slang such as "Ohio," "skibidi," "chat," "rizz ...

Ohio: No, they aren't really talking about the Buckeye state. Unfortunately for Ohioans, "Ohio" has a slang meaning of strange, weird, cringe or dumb.

Its meaning depends on the word its paired with, such as "skibidi rizz," which means someone who is good at flirting, or "skibidi Ohio" which refers to something that is weird or eccentric.

Did an Iowa school accused of banning slang like 'Ohio' and 'rizz' violate free speech? Samantha Hernandez, Des Moines Register. Updated Mon, December 23, 2024 at 6:22 PM UTC. 9 min read.