An expression in reference to the popular queer music artist 'Girl In Red' who writes indie/bedroom-pop style songs about two girls in love with each other. Her music is widely popular throughout the LGBTQ+ and Lesbian communities. The phrase "Does she listen to Girl In Red?" or its more direct variation, "Do you listen to Girl In Red?" is typically used as a more secretive way to ask someone if they or a certain person is/are a Lesbian.
Bob: Hey Sally, do you listen to Girl In Red?
Sally: Yes, now stand behind the line or your girlfriend will be mine.
Buy a
Do you listen to Girl In Red?
mug!
A slang term commonly used by members of Gen-Z to say that something is a lie. Similar to its variation “capping”, which is used to direct at another person who is a liar.
Person 1: Mom! Nick ate my ice cream!
Nick: That’s cap!
Variated:
Teacher: Jack, are you sure your dog ate your homework?
Jack: Yes!
Bob: You’re capping, Jack! I saw you throw it in the recycling bin yesterday!
