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If you still use this internet slang, you’re definitely a millennial — or older
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January 21, 2024
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0:56Now PlayingBRB, millennials are reminiscing over our past youth.
It feels like every day there’s new internet slang to learn, words like “rizz,” “delulu” or “dupe.”
But people have also started to notice that a once very commonly used internet lingo, BRB — an acronym for “be right back” (or “bathroom break,” as it were) — is fading away, perhaps due to how our relationship with social media and the internet has evolved.
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