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A slang term used to describe something cool or awesome. Commonly used among Twitch streamers, gamers, and members of Gen-Z. Variations include 'Pog' and 'PogChamp'

Short for "Alternative TikTok". A side of the TikTok For You Page that features "Alternative" Content. Such as the color customizer filter, videos with songs by Clairo, Penelope Scott, and other Indie/alternative artists, Partially dyed hair, Skateboarding, aesthetics inspired by early 2000s nostalgia, lack of Avani Gregg, and girls who claim to be Alternative even though they made fun of the Emo kids in Middle School.

A (very sad) fanfiction based around the ship 'DreamNotFound', a popular pairing between Minecraft YouTubers/Twitch Streamers Dream and GeorgeNotFound. The story consists of a tale about George discovering the fact that he can communicate with Dream, a boy who lived in his house 50 years before, via an old rotary telephone. With beautiful writing and a tragic ending, 'Flowers from 1970' has received much praise from the dsmp fandom, along with over 6 million reads. The story originates from ao3, where the author ,"astronimica", first uploaded it. Due to popular demand, (and requests from fans who were interested in reading the story, but didn't feel like making an ao3 account), Astro reuploaded the story on Wattpad as well. A sequel, titled 'Unchained Melody' was also created, but has currently been taken down, due to its "need of editing" according to Astro, since they had accidently and unknowingly crossed some of the streamers' boundaries throughout the story. It's unclear when the sequel will be reposted.

A form of typing in which certain letters are replaced by numbers or other symbols that look relatively similar to the original letter, such as using '3' instead of an 'E' or '1' instead of 'I' or 'L'. Typing Quirks are commonly seen as beneficial to people with Dyslexia, as the symbol-replacements catch the reader's attention. They are also commonly used among emo culture, and Homestuck fans.

A phrase typically appended to the title of a sequel from a television or film series to mock its poor quality. The term was originated in the title of the poorly received 1984 dance film “Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo”.

A tag used to signify if a statement is a joke. Commonly used on Twitter, Reddit, and other text-sharing social platforms.

A term coined by the alternative community to refer to posers or just basic people in general. Commonly used against preps, 'indie' kids, e-girls/e-boys, and other groups of people who claim to be alternative because they see it as a "trend" (aka everyone on alt tiktok).