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content of character

A slang word in Asian culture used to define how much foreign influence a person has, because stereotypically mingling with foreigners reflects bad character.

Sserafim will overtake Blackpink's market cap. They deserve it because of Blackpink's notorious content of character.

by OffensiveKpopFan October 24, 2023


modern day minecraft content

a word for something a bit sus
eg: porn

Mom "what are you watching kiddo"
kid "modern day minecraft content"

by Bruhumcoolsicko January 16, 2023


content flood

Placing so much info onto the internet as to to detour potential stalkers.

I defeated them with a content flood filled with more and more pictures, so they stopped looking for me in real life.

by Johnny Walker Whiskey August 20, 2011


viral content

anything that is straight up stupid but gets you hyped just cause it gets everyone else hyped, it also appears on the internet out of nowhere and suddenly the whole internet knows about it and is spoken about on every single platform such as the harlem shake, e mannequin challenge, juju on that beat etc

"Da ting go skrrrrrra, pa pa ka ka ka, skidiki pap pap, and a boom boom boom pow, skya"
"are you okey dude ? you're not making sense"
"come on dude seriously, you don't know about it ? its literally viral content now like everyone knows about it !!"
"guess i can't keep up with this viral shit"

by lil take it up the a$$ October 27, 2017


Yawn Content

Boring, redundant, and/or mundane content out into the world.

Not just designated to the internet, but is generally where it occurs.

Me: Did you see the new Ryan Trahan video?
Friend: No, I didn’t. Just more over-optimized, algorithm pandering yawn content.

Me: Yeah, nothing of value. Truly boring.

by twelvelabors July 14, 2022


content warning

A technique to loose views on a video.

Content Warning: H**ji T*wa

by Gvprtski March 21, 2025


Content Monster

Someone who abuses social media and posts anything and everything whether it’s real or fake for clout and followers. They believe they are influencers or really want to be.

TikTok is filled with videos of Content Monsterscatching their friends cheating with their boyfriends.”

by RedQueen77 May 05, 2020