Logpog is a verb, used to mean “rapping whitley”

Invented by Saul Rennie early in the sixteenth century, Logpog has a very interesting etymological history. The root words for the term come from the English language. The first half of the word is derived from the name “Logan”, a common name for white suburban rappers. The suffix attached to it comes from the term, “P-terrible-execution-of-music-that-could-be-really-good-with-better-delivery-og”, which is usually used as an emote on a popular streaming platform called Facebook.

When you eat dirt for the first time and leave your family to build a shack in the woods

A word used to mock canadians after they made the mistake of misspelling poggers as loggers once and now this continues to haunt them forever