What does "headass" mean and why do kids say it?
Why are trendy buzz words becoming more weird?
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Why are trendy buzz words becoming more weird?
You’re such a fuckass!
Well you can go suck a fuck!
Oh tell me exactly how does one go suck a fuck!
I assume that "head ass" is either short for accusing someone of having their head up their own ass (figuratively, of course), or saying that they have a face/head which looks like an ass.
Believing that trendy words are "becoming more weird" is a sure sign that you're getting old.
Young people have always used slang to bond and exclude older people. Sometimes the slang sticks around and becomes part of standard English, and sometimes it fades away.
I've heard that a lot too and I THINK it's a guy who sucks up to women kind of like a white knight, but I'm not 100% on that.
Lol ever talked to a girl? Ever held the door for one? Ever tipped a waitress? Congratulations according to reddit, twitch, twitter and most places on the internet with young people you're a SIMP.
Hmm ive been called that i dont think i really fit the definition tho. Interesting.. thanks for the knowledge
Bruh do you mean 'deadass', we say that alot. It's s the same as the other slang phrase 'no cap', it means that you're dead serious about something.
It's an act of giving head but instead of sucking a dick, you suck an ass for a change.
Means your head is up your ass, essentially. You're an idiot/stupid/dense/etc.
My favorite is Clownass. Always has been.
Wait until you hear about poggers.
Maybe it means you're the head jackass, like the main asshole, or something.
Something my Colombian mother says that I really like is, "pure asshole", she will describe someone as being a pure asshole, and I LOVE it!
I like how finna is making a comeback, but kids think its a new word and use it completely the wrong way.
It's supposed to be short for, "fittin' to" Isn't it? As in about to/intending to? What are people using to mean now?
Yeah Id use it for like "fixin' to" which is about having the desire to do something, where "going to" is more you're definitely about to actually do this. Im finna punch you would be different from im gonna punch you.
I noticed a lot of younger people in my area just kind of sprinkle the word around randomly. And seem to think its a new word, which its really not. Rappers were using it in the 90s