When you want someone to make a fool of themselves by reenacting something they just did or said. If they're gullible they will do it over and over. Works best on blondes.
Megan: That girl over there was like *Does stupid face*
Michael: Like What?
The phrase “Like what??” started as a natural reaction among Gen Z and LGBTQ+ youth, especially in casual conversation or online. It’s used when someone says something off, confusing, or hypocritical—and instead of dragging them, you just hit them with: “Like what??”
It’s giving side-eye energy. It’s lowkey calling someone out without starting a fight.
Often used in texts, stories, TikToks, or memes with dramatic pause or sass.
This version of “Like what??” was created and popularized by younger online creators as a signature catchphrase or reaction word.
“They said they hate attention… while wearing neon green at 8 AM.”
“Like what??
A phrase used when you come back to school on monday, or when it's friday and people are about to be attending a party. Phrase comes from song "Swing Dat Shit" -- Ace Boogie. You "Swing dat" while you are saying it
Pajama casual is a term used when working from home and preparing for a video conference. All business above the waist and your pajama pants down below.
We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.