When the chile is tea but the finna is gag, sis i'm dead as a chile

A gag-worthy sentence whose language and symbolism can only be understood by the most devoted of the Unemployment religion.

Some user sent this sentence in Ethel Cain's livestream, and Ethel managed to read it, ending up confused and lowkey gagged.

"When the chile is tea but the finna is gag, sis i'm dead as a chile!"

by repufolklore February 28, 2025

Tea

British propaganda

“Would you like some tea?”
That sounds like British Propoganda.

by OrangeJuise August 3, 2018

tea & crumpets

something gingers eat for lunch

oh those tea & crumpets look nice

by GrannyNorma21 July 19, 2017

Ice Tea

If it's in a can, you can bet it turns you into a burp factory.

Me: ""I just drank some Ice Tea
My friend: "Ok, I didn't need to k-"
Me: *BURP*

by Ender-Dude October 14, 2021

Tea

It is used when someone spills the truth or needs to spill the truth

1. Spill that tea sis!
2. It looks like she doesn't like the tea sis.
3, I need to know the tea.

by BimToTheBap January 7, 2019

Tea

1. A drink 2. When someone says "spill the tea" or just "Spill" they mean spill the gossip they want to know all the information and background, it is a word commonly used by people who are Gen Z or Gay.

"Amy just broke with her boyfriend!"

"Oh my god! Spill the Tea!"

by Rat Goddess June 21, 2021

spill the tea sis

When you're at a sleepover or group place with a group of girls "sisters" and one of them has a secret.

Brianna, tell us! Spill the tea sis!

by pansupu November 20, 2022