Finnish for vibes/relatable/agree
Word commonly used by Swatfarm/IT, the brother of the meme youtuber, Memenade (1M+ Subscribers) in his discord server, Lemomeme (With almost 90k members), the word is comedic to multiple people and it's always a good laugh when Swatfarm says it
1. (of a performance) very intensely fah-bulous, usually impromptu, solo piece
Even though it deviates from the planned performance, neither the fellow performers nor the audience/viewers object, because it enhances the original performance.
2. incredibly good, unbelievably good, defies expectations with how fabulous it is, utterly fah-bulous
Christine: That guitarsesh in the outro was foilissimo!
M: Oh you mean how he went off-script when he started jamming with his guitar but it only made the performance more incredible?
Christine: Yes! And also how utterly fah-bulous the actual jam was!
Dona: Foilissimo indeed!
The belief that the universe is just the creation of an extra-dimensional alien. This was his mid-term project for his 3rd grade quantum universal creation class, and he got an F on it. (One of the requirements was for the people inside not to kill each other worshiping him.)
Person A: If god is so all-knowing, why do we all kill each other in wars?
Person B: Because god is just a D-average alien. I propose that we turn against him and find a way to pilot a ship outside of the universe and into his eye. Hopefully, he has allergies and we'll cause him great discomfort.
Person C: Can we make him sneeze with tactical nukes?
an adjective for a person place or thing that basically fails at life. people like this should pretty much cease existing, because then everybody would be happier.
Brian: Clarissa you are so failish.
Clarissa: *cries*
Sam: You should cease existing.
A failist is someone who typically fails a lot. In fact, they fail so much that it has become their occupation and their further goals in life are to fail twice as bad as their previous fail.
"shoutouts belong to mew"
notice how she spelled "me" as "mew"
Jade is a failist.
When finance content creators rent out fancy cars and flexcash to seem richer than they really are in order to promote and sell their “get rich quick” courses.
The use of the word "blue" to refer to sexually explicit content was first recorded in Scotland in 1824. "Blue" meant "lewd" because prostitutes dressed in blue gowns.