Fact: The YouTube Dictionary Is More Important Than The Actual Dictionary
Do you ever skulk around the Internet, see words like "troll" or "slay," and think you've entered a parallel universe? Is this English? Where am I? What are these words?...What are words in general?
Don't worry, you're not alone. And, most important, you're not insane. The Internet has given birth to a slew of new buzzy words, and some of them don't exactly make the most sense. (For instance, "troll" means to antagonize someone on the Internet—usually anonymously. It does not, however, mean a mythical cave-dwelling creature. Mind blown, we know.)
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Instead of explaining this crazy language ourselves, we're defaulting to our experts—the badass YouTubers who basically invented and use it on the reg. They've created a trusty video that finally translates YouTube speak into, well, human speak. It's vital that you watch this clip (above) for several reasons:
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