Gen Z Slang List
Explore popular Gen Z slang terms with definitions, examples, and cultural insights. Perfect for marketers, educators, and curious parents.
Sending Me
Indicates that something is hysterically funny or shocking—like “I’m dying of laughter.”
Contextual Example:
“That meme is sending me; I can’t stop laughing!”
Synonyms / Related Terms:
- I’m dead
- I’m weak
- I’m crying
Alternate Spellings / Variations:
- Sending meee (extra “e” for emphasis)
History & Evolution:
Emerged from Black Twitter and meme culture as an extension of dramatic laughter. Similar to “I’m dead,” but with a fresh spin.
Cultural Relevance:
Shows Gen Z’s penchant for hyperbolic reactions to comedic moments or unexpected happenings.
Practical Usage:
- Appropriateness & Tone: Very informal. Good for comedic marketing or personal convos.
- Platform Popularity: Twitter, TikTok, meme pages.
- Trend Status: Growing, used in place of “I’m dead.”
Dos and Don’ts:
- Do use it when you genuinely find something hilarious.
- Don’t use it for serious or somber news.
Common Misconceptions:
- Not about mailing or shipping—it’s purely about an extreme reaction.
Example in Pop Culture or Media:
- Viral tweets captioned “This video is sending me” with comedic content.
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I’m Weak
An expression of finding something extremely funny or astonishing—akin to “I’m dead.”
Mood
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Shook
Means surprised, shocked, or taken aback by something unexpected.