00:00Hey guys, it's Lucy Fink.
00:01I'm here with Liza Koshy, entertainer, performer,
00:04and all-around hilarious human who just asked me
00:07if I was wearing a bra.
00:08Yeah, dude, and she's not.
00:09Fun fact.
00:10Yeah, let him puff his loose.
00:12Don't tell anyone.
00:13I need the bra.
00:14Otherwise, it looks like I'm zero boobage.
00:16Your nipple's more proportionate than mine is, though.
00:18My ratio of boob to nipple is way off.
00:21Your nipples are larger.
00:22Yeah, my nipples are larger.
00:23Like melted Hershey's Kisses.
00:24You're very open.
00:25You're an open, open book, baby.
00:27An open casket.
00:28Open, open casket.
00:29That was awkward.
00:30I'm dead inside.
00:31Today we are going to be playing this amazing game
00:33that I have here called the Internet Slang Challenge.
00:37Whoa, what could it be?
00:38I don't know how much slang you know on the internet,
00:40but I am uneducated AF.
00:43Before we get into this, I just want
00:44to know if you've done any of these YouTube challenges before,
00:47because there are so many out there.
00:49Never hate YouTube.
00:51YouTubers suck.
00:51Got it.
00:52Yep.
00:52OK, let's get started.
00:54Liza.
00:55Yes?
00:56What does the word gassed mean?
01:00Gassed?
01:00G-A-S-S-E-D.
01:03It's after you go to Chipotle and you have an extreme amount
01:07of intestinal pain from choosing black beans or pinto beans.
01:11There's two options.
01:13The guacamole can also cause this gassed feeling.
01:17That's what gassed means.
01:18Am I right?
01:18Please use it in a sentence.
01:21I am currently on camera feeling very gassed.
01:25Eh.
01:26No.
01:26That is not right at all.
01:28That's how I would use gassed.
01:29Yeah, see?
01:30But the term actually means when someone has had way too many
01:33compliments and it's fueled them to be full of themselves.
01:36OK, I'm still gassed.
01:37It's my turn.
01:37OK.
01:38Ooh, I get to ask you.
01:40Definery 29.
01:41I'm coining this term.
01:42Define.
01:43Define the word.
01:44All right, the term, I think it's actually an acronym, is WOT.
01:49W-O-A-T.
01:50What does that mean?
01:51WOT?
01:52WOT.
01:54Please give me a language of origin as well.
01:56I think it's like to write something down and forget the R.
02:02I WOT it down last night in my journal.
02:06Wow.
02:07How'd I do?
02:08Don't ever try to WOT anything down because you're very incorrect.
02:11It is the opposite of GOAT, the acronym for greatest of all time.
02:15Instead, this means worst of all time.
02:18Got it.
02:19And that definition...
02:19Worst of all time.
02:20WOT.
02:21That definition was a WOT.
02:23OK, I would have maybe known that if I had known that GOAT meant
02:26greatest of all time, but I always thought a goat was an animal,
02:29so zero for zero over here.
02:31Not a millennial.
02:32Not at all.
02:33Not at all.
02:34All right, your word, BEAT, B-E-A-T.
02:37BEAT.
02:38This is something that I know, OK?
02:41This is something that kids use every single day.
02:44It's a vegetable.
02:45It's a vegetable.
02:46It's B-E-A-T, Eliza.
02:48Not E-E-T.
02:49Oh, BEAT.
02:50BEAT.
02:50It's a vegetable.
02:52OK.
02:53Use it in a sentence, please.
02:54Pass the BEATs, bro.
02:56OK, wrong.
02:57Zero for two over here.
02:59BEAT means to have a full face of makeup,
03:02but usually only if it's well done.
03:04See, I wouldn't know that because I never wear makeup.
03:06I'm just like an all-natural kind of beauty.
03:08You're all natural.
03:09Yeah.
03:09The sentence is, I called my makeup artist
03:11to have beat my face before prom.
03:14It's a little scary.
03:16It's a little scary.
03:17I don't like that one.
03:17I don't like that one.
03:18All right.
03:19Is it my turn to ask you?
03:20It's your turn.
03:20Oh, God, yes.
03:22Ooh.
03:22Oh, I like this word.
03:23All right.
03:25Please define the word dank.
03:28Dank.
03:28I feel like I used this.
03:31I think it means, like, super amazing, so awesome.
03:37That was dank.
03:40It means really cool.
03:42You used the word awesome?
03:44Are they not synonyms?
03:46I pretty much used the word correctly.
03:48Can you read me the sentence?
03:49All right, man.
03:50The trick that you did on your skateboard
03:52was really dank, bro.
03:54You got it right.
03:55Yeah.
03:56Whatever.
03:56Whatever.
03:57I have one point on the millennial roster.
04:00OK, all right.
04:00Me next.
04:02All right, you might know this one.
04:04Oh, all right.
04:05The word is Stan.
04:06S-T-A-N.
04:07Stan.
04:08Stan, as in, like, the name Stan.
04:11OK, I actually know this one.
04:12Stan, I don't know why it's called Stan,
04:13but Stan is, like, a super fan.
04:17Got it.
04:18But, like, why is it Stan?
04:19Does it mean stupid fan?
04:20No offense.
04:21But, like, why Stan?
04:22Well, the card doesn't actually explain why it's called Stan,
04:25but, oh, it does.
04:26It does.
04:27Wow, she can read.
04:28It's from Eminem's song, Stan.
04:32Stan?
04:32Yeah.
04:33So if someone was just a fan of that song and just made it a thing.
04:35I think that he sang in his song, Stan, about a hardcore fan and it just stuck.
04:44You are very educated.
04:45I hope to be like you.
04:45The sentence is, Lucy is a Justin Bieber stan.
04:49I really am.
04:50Are you?
04:50I'm stanning right now.
04:51You're stanning right now?
04:52Stanning AF.
04:53Oh, yeah, she's stanning.
04:55Ooh, OK, please define the, OK, please define this acronym, OTP.
05:01Got this one, OTP stands for one true pair and it's used when you're talking about how
05:08you think two people should get together, used in a sentence.
05:11Lucy and her boyfriend are OTP.
05:15I disagree with that sentence.
05:16Damn it.
05:17Your boyfriend kind of sucks.
05:17What is it?
05:18Um, no, it's actually one true pairing.
05:21Pairing.
05:22Pairing.
05:22I was so close, Liza.
05:24I know.
05:24I know.
05:24All right, so instead you'd say like they would make a hell of an OTP.
05:28Yes.
05:29There you go.
05:30Did I get the point?
05:31She gets the point.
05:32All right.
05:32You get the point.
05:33You have two points, I have none.
05:34Last one for you.
05:34Wait, you got one.
05:35OK.
05:36You got stanning.
05:37Oh, yeah, I did, I did, I did.
05:38You can tie with me right now or you can lose.
05:40OK.
05:40It's up to you.
05:41This next one's worth two points.
05:42Go for it.
05:44You're going to get it.
05:45I'm going to get it?
05:46The word is ship.
05:48S-H-I-P.
05:50Titanic.
05:51This is, OK, ship is basically when you ship two people together.
05:57Like they look good in a package together, like UPS, and you ship them.
06:01It's like two people look good together.
06:03You appreciate their chemistry.
06:05They are romantically involved with each other.
06:08Yeah.
06:09OK.
06:09So the fact is you've gotten the definition right.
06:13Yes.
06:14Oh, use it in a sentence?
06:15It is.
06:15You do ship two people together.
06:17That is how you use it.
06:18Yes.
06:18But the point of the word is that it comes from the term relationship.
06:24Oh, my God.
06:26Mind blown.
06:27No, did not realize that at all.
06:29So you ship two people together when you want them to be in a relationship.
06:31So use in a sentence, I totally shipped Selena and The Weeknd before they became a couple.
06:38OK, but see how it becomes a verb then, like you're shipping them?
06:41Yes, it can be used as many parts of speech.
06:43OK, see, I've learned a lot today.
06:45Yeah.
06:45Yeah.
06:46So I've taught you something, you've taught me something, and we tied two to two.
06:51Two to two.
06:51Good game, Liza.
06:52Hey, that was a good game.
06:53That was so fun.
06:53Hey, same points, same size.
06:56We win here.
06:56We're twins.
06:57We're twins.
06:57Thank you for watching, and we'll see you next time on Refinery29.
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