boycrush concepts

A popular concept in kpop consisting of men wearing leather or latex pants, harnesses and jackets with combat boots; futuristic outfits and colorful hairstyles. Usually paired with arrogant sounding songs and loads of flexing.

The point of the concept is to appeal to men whether straight or gay and make them say "I wanna be him".

ATEEZ and Monsta X have so many boycrush concepts

by Yuppagain April 29, 2024

boycrush concepts

A popular concept in kpop consisting of men wearing leather or latex; techwear outfits, police uniforms and colorful hairstyles. Usually paired with arrogant sounding songs and loads of flexing.

The point of the concept is to appeal to men whether straight or gay and make them say "I wanna be him".

Oh damn ateez, monsta x, and stray kids always do boycrush concepts

by Pppplease May 23, 2024

Counter-concept

A related, but completely antithetical, concept in regards to the other concept you just defined.

Good is the real counter-concept to evil. It doesn't matter if you understand good and evil as adjectives or nouns.

by Sexydimma June 24, 2024

The concept of

A stan twitter meme where you talk about something confusing or annoying or basically anything and put ‘The concept of’ at the start.

Usually accompanied by a gif or video of Cynthia Erivo tapping her bald head.

The concept of explaining the concept of inventing the concept of concepting

by SeanK96 February 3, 2026

The concept of

A stan twitter meme where you talk about something confusing or

Usually accompanied by a gif or video of Cynthia Erivo tapping her bald head.

The concept of explaining the concept of inventing the concept of concepting

by SeanK96 February 3, 2026

The concept of

A stan twitter meme where you talk about something confusing or

Usually accompanied by a gif or video of Cynthia Erivo tapping her bald head.

The concept of explaining the concept of inventing the concept of concepting

by SeanK96 February 3, 2026

Scientific Conceptualism

The position that scientific concepts are not simply discovered in nature but are human creations that shape what we can think and observe. "Gene," "species," "force," "mental illness"—these aren't natural kinds waiting to be found; they're tools we've developed to organize experience. They're real in their effects, but their reality depends on our conceptual activity. Scientific Conceptualism studies how concepts are born, how they change, and how they die. It's the science of how science thinks its own thoughts.

"Before 'trauma' was a concept, people had the experiences but couldn't name them. Scientific Conceptualism says: the concept didn't just describe something pre-existing—it created a new way to be a person. Concepts aren't just labels; they're world-makers."

by Abzugal February 23, 2026