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In Our “Shapps” Era: What Does This New Gen Z Slang Mean?

Gen Z creators and netizens are buzzing about a new slang term lighting up the internet: “shapps.” If someone’s called you “shapps” recently, you’re not alone in wondering what it means. While its exact definition is still up for debate, it seems safe to say it’s a good thing.

Every generation has its signature slang, with certain terms gaining popularity only to fade, while others go mainstream and even enter the dictionary. But Gen Z, as digital natives, brings a unique twist. Their immersion in online culture, from daily dramas to trending topics, gives positive language extra resonance. Unsurprisingly, words or phrases that uplift or compliment are trendy among zoomers.

In recent posts, we’ve spotted users saying things like:

@cupofjoemusicCatch – SHAPPS!♬ Funny video “Carmen Prelude” Arranging weakness(836530) – yo suzuki(akisai)

@racobell You’re giving negative SHAPPS vibes pare. #conyoverse ♬ original sound – raco ruiz

@russcojarvina_i guess the word for today is “SHAPPS” ✨

♬ original sound – russcojarvina_ on ig

Whatever it means, this trend sure is shapps!

Have you told someone they’re shapps today?

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