Slop Mesa

"Slop Mesa" refers to an overuse and sudden saturation of Larpdom & FRP,

this originates from Neuron RP,

when referenced in 2019 by a senior admin who is kept anonymous, this term best implies to the current state of BMRP

and how all BMRP servers are not serious at all and or are built on Slop PAC3 avatars

to engage with the main player base.

"Slop Mesa..."

by memecraft22 July 24, 2025

emo slop

retro slop but emo

on my mama get this emo slop away from me

by metropack2 August 5, 2025

Slop-Plop

Slop-Plop, or SlopPlop, refers to the practice of using generative AI to fully create content (images, video, advertisements, code, etc.) and putting it into public display or live environments with no altercations made to the AI generated content.

This content is often erroneous such as images including impossible details, wrong outputs or poor error handling from code, and awkward meshing in videos.

"Have you seen the Tik-Tok of the two monkeys driving a car?"
"That shit is pure Slop-Plop"

by EastCoastSlang August 23, 2025

Nostalgia slop

Low quality items, typically found on the Tiktok shop, which have a retro theme. They are typically bought by Gen Zers who never experienced the time period the items are inspired by.

Person 1: Check out this microphone I got, it sounds just like those Xbox 360 ones!

Person 2: Dude, thats nostalgia slop; You wasted your money.

by freakyfortnite August 26, 2025

Pig Slop

A chaotic combination of whatever meats and/or vegetables you'd prefer, chopped into small bits, and fried/air fried all together.

I was going to make some chicken, but I realized I still had leftover beef and pork, so I just chopped it all in the air fryer with some potatoes and made some Pig Slop.

by Not That Guy, Some Other Guy August 27, 2025

slop

Works or material put out on mass, but with minimal passion put into them.

"Glad I stopped watching (X). Looking back, their content was just all slop..."

by kozompadler August 28, 2025

Slop Journalism

1. The journalistic equivalent of reheated cafeteria leftovers — rushed, messy, and guaranteed to make you regret consuming it. Facts are half-cooked, quotes are cherry-picked, and Twitter drama is treated like Watergate.

2. Reporting so desperate for clicks it sacrifices accuracy, nuance, and dignity. Think: screenshots of tweets as “investigations,” anonymous DMs as “whistleblowers,” and influencers’ bad hair days framed as “the downfall of society.”

Taylor Lorenz is the LeBron James of slop journalism.

by Uhhhhh BaaaAAaased August 31, 2025