Fanum Tax

You're so Fanum tax. "Fanum tax" popularized by Kai Cenat, he would use the term “tax” whenever he or a guest on his stream took a small bite of food. A streamer called Fanum took a small bite of some Cenat's cookies, so fans starts calling it "Fanum tax"

Fanum tax mean Gen Alpha
Fanum tax is a gag referring to YouTube creator Fanum, who “taxes” people by stealing their food. Pat says the term was made popular by Kai Cenat, a personality on video live-streaming service Twitch. “Pretty much when Kai Cenat streams his videos, Fanum would always come in and steal a lot of his food,” Pat says.

but honestly, i also still don't get it yall

you're so fanum tax

by bubbl3210 December 9, 2023

Gopher Tax

When you are sent on errands (when you have to "go for" something), it's your cut, or tip

I had to go pick up the coffees, and bought a muffin with everybody's change. It was my gopher tax.

by Sprite0226 May 11, 2020

Fanum Tax

A slang word used by Gen Alpha to describe something being yoinked or yeeted.

"I got a PS5 for christmas, but my brother was so mad he didn't get one he Fanum Taxed it!"
"Aww, that's not skibidi rizz"

by Policei December 26, 2023

The Gay Tax

The price you pay for the privilege of being queer. Often manifests itself in the form of IBS.

“Oh sorry about my stomach gurgling, thats just the price I pay for being gay. The gay tax if you will.”

by Ciiinderellly January 6, 2022

no tax on tips

Donald J. Trump's 2024 campaign

No one: ....
Mr. Trump: NO TAX ON TIPS !

by cutiesmolbean July 20, 2024

Fanum Tax

Basically is cole taking food

Cole Fanum taxed my food life savings

by Sigma101 February 26, 2024

mommy tax

In her book 'The Price of Motherhood', author Ann Crittenden coined the term "mommy tax" to describe the economic toll motherhood takes on a woman's earning potential over the course of a lifetime. Even if a woman goes right back to work after having children, statistically she'll earn significantly less than her childless counterparts.

This 'mommy tax' has proven that having a child in your 20s may not be financially optimal. "My younger clients in their 20s and early 30s have a lot of debt," says financial adviser Elise Stevenson, president of Clearvue Advisors in Milton, Massachusetts. "College loan debt is such a problem for young people today – it's a noose around their necks. And as they struggle to pay it off, it's very easy to slide into credit card debt."

by Emotional Cruiser October 23, 2025