also called "cristaux de menthe" in the original language.
it's the fake crying and sadness used in a staged call-out video by an influencer.
The term originates from a video by the french YouTuber "Pierre Chabrier" , who used "mint crystal" to make himself cry.
it's the fake crying and sadness used in a staged call-out video by an influencer.
The term originates from a video by the french YouTuber "Pierre Chabrier" , who used "mint crystal" to make himself cry.
A: "Did you see their response to the drama? They were crying so much, it seemed authentic."
B: "Let's wait for the other side to respond. I think it was mint crystal."
B: "Let's wait for the other side to respond. I think it was mint crystal."
by kyrio February 01, 2025
A term used to describe a material, like aluminum, that is unaffected by magnetic fields. It is the opposite of ferromagnetic, which refers to materials like iron that are influenced by magnetic fields.
person: "I tried sticking a magnet to this aluminum plate, but it didn't budge at all."
Mehdi: "Well, that's because aluminum is alumagnetic—it doesn't get affected by magnetic fields like iron does."
Mehdi: "Well, that's because aluminum is alumagnetic—it doesn't get affected by magnetic fields like iron does."
by kyrio June 16, 2023