Cap/No Cap

“Cap” means a lie or falsehood, while “No cap” means being honest or speaking the truth. It’s used to indicate whether someone is being truthful or exaggerating.

Cap Means: “You said you could finish the entire pizza by yourself? That’s cap.”
No cap Means: “I’m really excited for this concert, no cap. It’s going to be amazing!”

“Cap” and “No cap” are commonly used in casual conversations to emphasize the truthfulness of a statement or to call out dishonesty. Cap/No Cap

Arthur

Arthur: A name with a classic charm, Arthur is synonymous with reliability. Known for his loyalty and generous spirit, he’s the kind of best friend who’s always there when you need him. His thoughtful nature and genuine care make him someone you can count on through thick and thin. With Arthur, you not only gain a friend but a steadfast ally who enriches your life with his kindness and support.

"Dude Arthur is a sigma and he's my bestfriend"

Simp

A “simp” is someone who is perceived as being overly attentive, submissive, or generous to someone they are attracted to, often to the point of being considered excessive or self-degrading. It’s often used in a playful or teasing manner.

“He’s always buying her gifts and doing everything she asks. Dude’s such a simp.”