Nice try super Diddy

Comments on an advertisement (mostly on instagram) that has absolutely nothing to do with your feed.

Ad : “Try this new mobile app”
14 year old reel user “nice try super diddy”

by Ohmygoiii January 6, 2025

nicing it

to nic it means to stroke it while thinking about nic evans

nic clutched the round so im nicing it out of respect

by batmaniak03 June 13, 2025

Nice try, Diddy

A response In reference to scammers attempting to take your money/scam you.

Market place listing: email *[e-mail]* your contact info for more details.

“Nah, that’s bait. Nice try, Diddy”

by MWBoarder June 19, 2025

Totally Nice Day

Means Threat Next Door, commonly used when someone is in danger

Help, i had a totally nice day!

by dankm3m3rzz June 20, 2025

Gay Nice

Accommodations or service that are so pleasurable, clean, detailed, and stylish that is likely they are designed, curated, and maintained by a homosexual male.

We went to that new restaurant uptown for brunch, avocado toast and free mimosas on the veranda, it was gay nice.

by Steinerwoodwork July 9, 2025

be nice to plur day

A global holiday taking place on Jan 28th to celebrate being nice to people named plur. It's also mandatory to celebrate 6 months before the day and 6 months after.

"u suck"
"it's be nice to plur day you can't say that!!!!"
"oh :( sorry :("

by Greg Bologna July 28, 2025

nice sport

Nice sport (n.): A person who publicly laughs along with satire or mockery directed at them in order to appear unfazed, but without acknowledging or addressing the criticism behind it. A kind of performative good sportmanship that shields from accountability.

The term is a play on the term "good sport" and "nice guy". The main crux being the difference between "good" and "nice", where "niceness" can refer to surface-level agreeableness rather than genuine kindness or self-awareness. It can be transactional, performatice, potentially even ignorant or indifferent.

The "nice" part can also be interpreted as a reference to South Park, specifically a quote many people unfortunately make unironically (whether or not they realize that the scene they are quoting is actually mocking their behaviour).

A: Have you seen how Bill McIonaire is responding to the comedians bashing him? He's embracing the satire and being a good sport about it.

B: No, he's just co-opting the jokes to deflect criticism and gain the audience's approval. He's being a "nice sport" about it.

by I-Don't-Want-A-Nickname September 4, 2025