Understanding Gen Z Slang through TikTok

What is the primary source for learning new Gen Z slang according to the video?

• Reading books

• Watching news channels

• Browsing social media

• Watching TikTok videos

What does 'bougie' mean?

• Someone who is elite or rich

• A food item

• A type of dance move

• A new music genre

What does 'touch grass' imply?

• To play outdoor sports

• To get in touch with reality

• To clean the lawn

• To start gardening

What does it mean if something is 'bussin'?

• It's broken

• It's outdated

• It's loud

• It's excellent

What does 'sus' stand for?

• Super user

• Sudden silence

• Sustainable

• Suspicious or suspect

What does 'it's giving' indicate?

• It's taking

• It's offering a certain vibe

• It's buying

• It's receiving

What does 'villain era' suggest?

• Putting oneself first, potentially being seen as a villain

• A phase of watching villain-themed movies

• A time of significant personal growth

• A period of doing evil deeds

What does living 'rent-free' in someone's head mean?

• Paying rent to live in someone's house

• Owning property in someone's thoughts

• Constantly thinking about someone without them knowing

• Occupying someone's thoughts without any effort

What is the Gen Z slang for something that is no longer trendy?

• Snatched

• Cheugy

• Lit

• Fleek

How does the video suggest viewers use the newly learned slang?

• Write a comment using the slang

• Create a TikTok video

• Send a message to a friend

• Post on Instagram