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You're claiming that is a term people use?
Skibidi Ohio rizz bro.
Omg no
Straight fax no printer no cap
You better be standin on bidness
On god sigma gyatt
Ok that last half of that comment I feel like you just randomly typed characters until you got something that looked like words.
C'mon. They need to invent words for the clique-signalling .
It's very fetch.
Stop trying to make fetch happen
Fetch never took off though.
Not commonly but every so often YouTubers I watch will start using it and it sticks for a prolonged period of time.
It was just the first thing that came to mind. I imagine there are other equally silly internet words out there.
I believe the term originated with Yahtzee during the military and tactical shooter crazy in the 2010s. It referred to games that paraded players through various spectacles and rooms full of chest high walls, until enough time had passed to call it a campaign.