Walkie stalkie

Walkie stalkie: someone who has a creepish obsession of stalking child actor Walker Scobell. Walkie stalkies range from knowing the actors address to having cardboard cutouts and banners. In some cases it’s more perverse.

Reminder it’s not okay to sexualize celebrity minors just because you’re not an adult. It’s creepy.

Amy says she knows Walker Scobells address. She’s for sure a Walkie stalkie.

by GenZgirl_slang August 15, 2024

Hoover Stankies

Hoover Stankies (noun, slang) – A term used by members of the Hoover gang in Los Angeles to refer to getting money, making profits, or securing financial gains through any means necessary. The phrase carries a sense of hustling, flexing wealth, and living a fast lifestyle, often associated with street culture, illegal activities, or just stacking cash in general. It can also imply having a lot of money ("stanky" meaning something excessive or overwhelming) and being financially successful.

"We be getting Hoover Stankies, stacking big bands, and staying outside."
"Ain’t no days off, we out here grindin’ for them Hoover Stankies—money don’t sleep."

"Pull up to the spot, pockets full of Hoover Stankies, you already know how we movin’."

by scatpack pcaptacs January 28, 2025

Culture of Stalkpost

A cultural development where obsessive documentation of another person’s online activity is reframed as “watching for stalking.” Under this culture, one can dedicate a thread, a channel, or an entire account to cataloguing a target’s posts, interpreting them as threats, and mobilizing a community against them—all while claiming to be the victim. It’s a culture where the most persistent observer can claim victim status and secure the target’s expulsion.

Example: “He’d been posting about her for months, but when she responded, he screenshotted it and called it stalking—the Culture of Stalkpost in full effect.”

by Dumu The Void March 23, 2026