NPC, sus and phish are at least 20 years old and serve a clear purpose. The rest I've never used.
Do you understand them? I've never ever used "rizz", but I understand it means "charisma" or charm, for instance.
I know what 'nerf' and 'grammable' mean because they're obvious, but I won't ever think of using them. The rest I honestly have no idea about. I really don't care about fashionable language.
Your disinterest is ostentatious to the point of itself being a fashion statement.
Also, 'nerf' and 'grammable' are obvious? I know what nerf means but neither are in any way obvious. I think you've got some unexamined ideas about language that have more to do with the words you learned as you were coming up than any principled or aesthetic reason.
> Your disinterest is ostentatious to the point of itself being a fashion statement.
Which part of what I said was unwarranted?
> Also, 'nerf' and 'grammable' are obvious?
If you know the brands, the verbs/adjectives can stick easily.
> I think you've got some unexamined ideas about language that have more to do with the words you learned as you were coming up than any principled or aesthetic reason.
I think you have problems understanding why people say what they do.
Your degree of disinterest in 'fashionable' words. It is itself a fashion statement.
Rizz, zhuzh, doggo, sus, cromulent, phishing, nerf, npc, gram/grammable, etc etc.
The point isn't about yeet, specifically.