What does Wuji mackerel mean and what is the stem?Wuji mackerel, a popular word on the Internet, as an Internet slang, is a homophonic use of the word "no jb language", and the meaning is the meaning of speechless.
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Wuji mackerel is actually from the fan circle, if it is more specific, it should be from the fandom of an idol boy group development reality show "Idol Trainee", which first appeared in 2018. This is actually a kind of homophonic stalk, after all, many people now pay attention to homophonic stalks. Nowadays, it is more common in the rice circle, whether it is a homophonic stalk or an abbreviated stalk, so some people complain that sometimes they can't understand what others are saying if they want to gossip.
What are the other common terms used in the rice circle?
Honmei, the so-called honmei refers to one's favorite idol. The head of the wall refers to someone other than your favorite idol. Wall climbing refers to liking an idol at first, and then changing your mind to like another person. Subcutaneous generally refers to the real users under some official Weibo. Back to the pot refers to the fact that some idols have already debuted, and then they have debuted again. Fat fans refer to fans of the profession. Steaming refers to the main owner, and generally refers to the star himself. The empty bottle refers to the fans manipulating the comments, which generally describes the fans controlling the news direction of the celebrities. Wheel Bo refers to fans taking turns to swipe the same Weibo, which makes the data more beautiful and makes passers-by think that the star is very popular.
What kind of stalk is the infinite mackerel?
As an Internet slang, the word first came out of the fan circle, and more specifically, it came from the fandom of the idol boy group competition and development reality show "Idol Trainee", which first appeared in March 2018.
Homophonic stalks and abbreviated stalks are an important branch of today's Internet buzzwords, especially in the fan circle culture, everything is abbreviated, and watching gossip is like decrypting telegrams. Here's a rough summary of the special abbreviations for the fan circle: for example, like zqsg (true feelings), xswl (laughing at me (iQiyi), BHYS (sorry), SJB (neuropathy), DJLL (top traffic)...
After the word became popular, it was made into a series of related emojis, which were warmly sought after by everyone, and were widely used and opened, after all, if you can express it clearly with emojis, you will never say a word!