Gen Z is ditching acronyms like Millennial-favorite ‘YOLO’ for cool ‘DIFTP’ slang
May 5, 2024
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0:50Now PlayingGen Z is ditching acronyms like Millennial-favorite ‘YOLO’ for cool ‘DIFTP’ slang
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as posted by the channelWTF BRO, LOL?!
Trying to decipher Gen Z-speak can be like endeavoring to crack the DaVinci code for most folks over age 30.
While millennials and Xillennials have largely grown accustomed to spicing up their in-person and online communications with cool acronyms like “LMAO,” “G2G” or “YOLO,” teens and twenty-somethings are now ushering out the outdated shorthand for much more trendy talk.
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