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1. Cap/No Cap
   “Cap” means a lie, while “no cap” means telling the truth.
2. Bet
   A quick way to agree or confirm something.
3. Bussin’
   Used to describe something that’s really good, usually food.
4. Rizz
   Refers to someone’s ability to flirt or attract others, often used in a playful way.
5. Lit
   Describes something that’s amazing or fun.
6. Sus
   Short for “suspicious.” It’s used to call out something fishy.
7. Drip
   Refers to having stylish clothes or accessories.
8. Vibe
   The overall feeling or mood of something.
9. Flex
   To show off or brag.
10. Slaps
    Refers to something really good, usually music.
11. Slay
    To do something really well or to look amazing.
12. Ghosting
    Suddenly cutting off communication without explanation.
13. FOMO
    Fear of missing out.
14. Savage
    Doing something bold or harsh in a cool way.
15. Lowkey/Highkey
    Lowkey means something subtle or secret, highkey means very obvious or obvious.
16. Clout
    Influence or power, usually on social media.
17. No worries
    Used to say “it’s all good” or “no problem.”
18. W or L
    W Short for “win.” L Short for “loss.”
19. Skippidi
    A playful, energetic exclamation used to express excitement or joy, similar to saying “yay” or “woohoo.”
20. Simp
    Someone who does too much for someone they’re attracted to, often to an excessive degree.
21. Toxic
    Describes a negative or unhealthy situation or person.
22. Periodt
    An emphasis on the end of a statement, meaning “no argument.”
23. Shook
    Feeling surprised or shocked.
24. Broke
    Out of money, or used to describe something that’s not working.
25. Yass
    An enthusiastic way to say “yes,” often used to show excitement.

These terms are just a glimpse into the chaotic, ever-changing world of teen slang. Honestly, it’s like trying to decode a secret language, except the only clue is “no cap” and “bet.” So, if you find yourself hearing words like “sus,” “vibe,” or “rizz” and thinking, “What the heck does that even mean?”—you’re not alone. But don’t worry, just throw a “periodt” at the end of your sentences, and you’ll sound like you lowkey know what you’re doing. Stay lit out there, friend!