by Katenashi April 29, 2021
Slang phrase derived from Good Game with roots in the gamer lexicon. Used to describe an item, place or situation as being great or excellent.
by ax2459 July 07, 2019
GG or Good Game.
Usually encountered in eSport game match to unofficially say 'we concede'. The other team would then reply with 'gg' or 'gg wp'
it's usually combined together with wp (well played) as one phrase
Usually encountered in eSport game match to unofficially say 'we concede'. The other team would then reply with 'gg' or 'gg wp'
it's usually combined together with wp (well played) as one phrase
TeamAnoob1: ggwp
TeamBpwnByNoob: gg wp
TeamAnoob1 has called a vote for TeamA to concede
. . .
TeamA has conceded the match, stats have been recorded.
TeamBpwnByNoob: gg wp
TeamAnoob1 has called a vote for TeamA to concede
. . .
TeamA has conceded the match, stats have been recorded.
by zonnetje July 08, 2011
It's mostly used in context for "good game."
But it can also be used as slang for "good job," which is usually done in a sarcastic way.
But it can also be used as slang for "good job," which is usually done in a sarcastic way.
by MonsterDino April 22, 2016
Good Game. Depending on context, it is either insulting or polite. If GG is uttered after you've been utterly crushed in a game, then it is purely condescending and insulting; otherwise, it should be considered a polite remark.
by Anonymous January 18, 2003