Is this 4chan's greatest contribution to literature?https://www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/42b2dc1f1e7653c1
>>25630843They are using it incorrectly for girls. It's (alpha) male of group, so the feminine equivalent should be femog. Also 4chan's greatest contribution to literature was Snoot game
>>25630843dictionaries are embarrassing
>>25630849snoot?
>>25630843My incel lingo from 2019 going mainstream among normie zoomers was a mistake.
>>25630891Shouldn't have slopmaxxed you automogged.
>>25630843when "youth slang" gets added to the dictionaries, you know that shit is astroturfed and totally captured. actual slang is chosen in just the way that makes any would-be-respectable person cringe away from being associated with it or even acknowledging its existence.
>>25630895that is to say,NlGGER NIGGER NIGGER NlGGER NIGGERthank you for your attention to this matter.
>>25630891it is weird how 4chan slang has slowly disseminated into the mainstream conscious, but with a lag of about 2-3 years. I think TikTok has completely reshaped the internet in that sense.
>>25630899That's next year's word of the year, I'm betting on it.
>>25630849>>25630878
Even older than maxxing…Sheesh!
>>25630942Who knows, normies might start using using "patrician" and "pleb" next
>>25630849Sound more like you're limiting it incorrectly
>>25630843I chuckled.
what will be the word of the year for 2027?
>>25631302Migger
4chan was ahead of the curve in moggmaxxing.
>>256309034chan culture has for a long time influenced mainstream culture.Advice animals, green text, meme culture, normie, all that shit came from here
>>25630849You mean Abog? Alpha-bitch of group?
>>25631446so bogged instead of mogged if a woman?
>>256308434chan didn't coin "mog"
>>25631545where did it come from?
>>25631302clussy
>>25630843Slang and sayings usually comes from professional wrestling. KwabShootnashHeelFaceJabroniFreakin'ShooshBut these new wrestlers don't have it in them anymore.
>>25631637you think "kek what a bitch" came from professional wrestling?
>>25631656Yes. It's Kayfabe
>>25631656reminder that Kevin Nash was fucked repeatedly in his anus and mouth against his will by a large group of men at an indeterminate date in the summer months of 1992kek what a bitch (or “KWAB” for short)
>>25630843I saw "mogging" on /fa/ all the way back in the early 2010's. Please tell me this is a 4chan original term and not another case of zoomers adopting AAVE
>>25630843Who cares, pop articles written by a Redditor/discord pedo wow am I supposed to be impressed
>>25631637I like how jobber has infiltrated every board.
>>25631697what, it originally stood for "kayfabe what a bitch"?
>>25631710I always thought it came from "mother of gains" but now google is telling me it came from "alpha male of group"
>>25631550bb forums maybe?
>>25631710>>25631774It comes from the old pickup artist scene and was first popularized in this 2005 book about them thoever
>>25631789>Penetrating the secret society of pickup artistslmao what does that even mean, php message boards?
>>25631738that might be technically correct for all I know but it always feels like some hindsight retronym or prescriptivism by journalists or knowyourmeme people doing research. The community who kept the word alive didn't use it that way.
>>25631637what's slang about "face"?
>>25631795There was an IRL scene in California and they used to sell courses and hold coaching sessions and shit for incels and AFCs (dead PUA lingo), the PUA message boards and blogs sprang from these or were inspired in part.They're also responsible for other terms you might have heard like negging, peacocking, oneitis and "frame control".These are the people the book is about as seen in the VH1 reality show The Pickup Artists, they were extremely cringe but they had an outsized effect on internet culture of the time.I'm less sure about this but I think lookism also sprang from the PUA scene after dating apps made getting laid so much harder in real life and so much more dependent on how photogenic you are.
>>25631824serving face werk hunty
>>25631834this is what you need when you're not 6'2"+ or naturally funny
>>25631841One of the common criticisms of the "main" PUA in the book/show, a guy who went by "Mystery" was that his method didn't actually work, he was just tall (and he'd height fraud on top of that).
>>25631834Didn't that guy appear on Conan or something?
>>25630843anons, you are all my fricy friendslop
