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swagapinos 

A mixture of the words swag and filipinos. Refers to the swag fags (who are usually filo), who think they have swag because they have an obey shirt. skinny jeans, vans, and a snap back.

They pride themselves in having 'swag' when they don't have it at all. They are up themselves and say stupid shit like 'SWAG: Something we asians got', 'Like my swag?', 'Illest, dope, swag bro'
Person 1: Look at those swagapinos, they think they're all that
Swagapino: You just jealous that i have the illest swag of them all
swagapinos by SwagIsDead September 29, 2012

Swagapino 

The swaggest race in Asia. Massively spawning in stream chats and in any comment section on the internet if you mention any word relating to the Phillippines these days. Like the word swagapino, any Filipino word, sentence, or phrase, and any sh*t you see in tik tok. If you ever want a lot of views on your youtube video, just use anything Filipino as your thumbnail and put Filipino content in the video, and Filipinos will come rushing in at the speed of an h3ntai artist making new r34 art whenever something becomes popular.
Streamer 1: Hey, bro, what's a swagapino?
Streamer 2: Ah sh*t! You just summoned them! The chat's moving so fast!
Related Words

Swagapino 

Swagapino is a Filipino who has swag. Swagapino.
Dang, Neil Insigne is a swagapino.

Swagapenis 

A vulgar mashup word that combines the term "swagapino" with the word "penis"
Ergo swagapenis
Keya: I'm trying to distract myself from him.

Sally: You should go on a hoe phase.

Keya: I KNOW

Sally: You're gonna get that swagapenis in no time for sure!
Swagapenis by sal0349 October 26, 2022

Swagapino 

An adjective a Filipino should never be called
I don't like Talena because she said that I'm a Swagapino
Swagapino by Imafilipinochrisspi September 4, 2012
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