Fade

to ditch; to not attend; to forego

"yo you going to that party? i think your ex might be there..."
"nah fade that"

Fade by Shellymomo March 9, 2026

fade

to ghost someone or plans

“I think I’m going to fade Trevor.”

fade by ligmabawls67 January 4, 2026

fade

to ghost someone or to ghost plans

“I Think I am going to fade Trevor.”

fade by ligmabawls67 January 4, 2026

Fade

To skip or bet against a hyped memecoin launch or narrative, usually thinking it won’t run or will dump.

I faded the memecoin at launch, and of course it did a 10x the same night.

Fade by $URBANDIC January 5, 2026

%FADE 

FADE= haircutt.-short on the side, a little high on top

Fade= Placing a bet of equal value

Faded= Not in your right mind

wassup Im about to go get a fade (haircut)

Can I get A Fade (dice game, Oaktown, Oakland Cali)

That fool was faded (high)

%FADE by KK February 26, 2005

fade. 

Fade as in you are about to go to sleep soon.

Aye man im finna fade.

fade. by @Asia.isthename June 27, 2019

Fade Into Obscurity 

The point in which someone was once famous or well-known, has ceased being relevant in pop culture - leaving them only to be occasionally referenced to in obscure references or jokes, making them fodder for the "where are they now?" file

This usually follows subsequently after that famous person's final attempt at retaining relevance in the cultural spotlight fails miserably, also known as jumping the shark. This is especially true for one hit wonders.

The quintessential example of this would be Milli Vanilli. Once successful in the early 90's, it was later revealed that the music produced was not their own. After this revelation, the public ceased caring about the group; and they have opted to disappear from the public eye out of emasculated embarassment, thus their fade into obscurity.

Other examples are Spuds Mackenzie, Fred Durst, Vanilla Ice.

Fade Into Obscurity by DeusModus May 28, 2009