Ebonics Tier List

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

some ebonics words and phrases make me intensely angry while others are very tempting to use ironically.


NO GOOD ENGLISH EQUIVALENT TIER
- rizz (as a verb)

INHERENT IRONY / MINSTREL TIER
- mimicking vocalised niggerspeak in ways that niggers don't actually type themselves ("chu mean" "namsayn" "sheit" "das rite")
- fruity sheboon slang ("periodt" "tea" "glow up" "it's giving" "ate him up")

NIGGERAIDS PRODROME TIER
- hits different
- built different
- tf
- lowkey

EARLY STAGE NIGGERAIDS TIER
- outta pocket
- imma
- aight

FULL BLOWN NIGGERAIDS TIER
- cap
- W / L
- fr
- skull emoji
- cooked

TERMINAL NIGGERAIDS TIER
- bet
- aura
- crash out
- lit / fire
- nigga
- redditbonics ("thicc" "dank")
- "shawty" "hoe" "bad"

ROTTING AIDS-RIDDLED NIGGER CORPSE COVERED IN FLIES AND MAGGOTS TIER
- slaps
- shook
- hitting (as in, "this burger is hitting right now")
- "on God"
- peak

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

obviously "rizz" is derivative of "charisma" but the closest English equivalent to "rizzed" is "charmed" which makes you sound british

i am tempted to say "rizzed" for the same reason(s) i picked up "aware'd" from the bodybuilding forums

 

[NARINGENIN]

My nigga this thread is lit fr fr 💯💯💯

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

My nigga this thread is lit fr fr 💯💯💯

TAHTS FUNNEH

 

[$lave]

“as fuck”

 

[Stiff]

- goated
- shade
- woke (successfully extirpated by mainstream conservatives?)

"cooked" in its ebonic form refers to the product of letting one cook ("he cooked"), which carries a positive connotation, but it's mostly still used in the classic way to refer to disastrous ends, as in "this is cooked" or "you are cooked", downstream from "your goose is cooked", which has been common parlance since the 1800s, with European origins.

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

- goated
- shade
- woke (successfully extirpated by mainstream conservatives?)

"cooked" in its ebonic form refers to the product of letting one cook ("he cooked"), which carries a positive connotation, but it's mostly still used in the classic way to refer to disastrous ends, as in "this is cooked" or "you are cooked", downstream from "your goose is cooked", which has been common parlance since the 1800s, with European origins.

were people in the 1800s really saying things like "this is so cooked" and "i'm cooked" because it feels black

 

[mochi]

what it all boils down to is that if you force yourself to constantly use words because you see people on social media using them you should kill yourself regardless

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

what it all boils down to is that if you force yourself to constantly use words because you see people on social media using them you should kill yourself regardless

it's the opposite, we americans have to force ourselves not to use the ebonics that we are constantly inundated with

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

important update: i fucking hate when people say "peak" (as in, "this is so peak")
added to the absolute bottom tier.