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in a cool way 

One thing the other definitions forgot to add is that people will also sometimes reference this, especially if they are in the FNF fanbase.

In FNF, an indie rhythm game, you can download and edit the files and then post them publically, making a ‘mod’. In one of these mods, called Bob 2.0 (Bob’s Onslaught), there is a character called Ron, which eventually gets killed off by Bob (the main antagonist of the mod). Just before Bob starts his queue in singing, Ron says a quick dialogue which says "*dead* (in a cool way)" which is where the joke originates from.
guy 1: ron is sus (in a cool way)
in a cool way by jayquan. August 13, 2021
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crying in a cool way 

the hit song 'sign of the times' by Harry Edward Styles occasionally makes harry cry while performing, but in a cool way !
HAROLD: my eyes are sweating. i'm like crying in a cool way.
crying in a cool way by gigi rose September 8, 2020

crying in a cool way 

A scene from the Late Late Show where Harry Styles did carpool karaoke with the host James Corden and after the song 'Sign of the Times'... Go watch it on youtube
Harold Edward Styles: "It makes me cry preforming it sometimes
James: "Does it?!"
Harold Edward Styles: "Yeah its actually quite emotional"
James: "Do find it emotional because of the meaning of the song?"
Harold Edward Styles: "In like a- In like a cool way😎"
crying in a cool way
crying in a cool way by slut for 1d November 26, 2020

crying in a cool way 

"crying i a cool way" as Harry Styles in Carpool Caraoke with James Corden. It means fake tears or crying bc your husband is having a fake baby. Or crying while listening old rock songs
Do you crying in a cool way?
Yeah, usually when I see David Bowie
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A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

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