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Slop
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Slop is a word used to describe anything and everything I don't like. There's Troonslop aka things enjoyed by troons I don't like, Goyslop, aka things mass produced that I don't like, and Indieslop, aka games that they think they will be the nu-Toby Fox that I also don't like. It can also be attached at the end of any word. For example, if I don't like Quote's updates, I can just call them Quoteslop and then everyone will agree because it's slop. Xitter users think slop is the opposite of Gem because they're retarded.
Cacaslop[edit | edit source]
Cacaslop is a genre of content on JewTube that stimulates a caca into staring at their screen for like 6 hours or something
It can be divided into two subgeneres:
The first one targets 0-4 year olds by bright 3d cartoons and sheeit. They use popular kids characters from famous movies as well. Also some of them (albeit most of them) are Vietnamese EPI and should like fucking kill themselves.
The second one is mainly content related to mascot horror like Sprunki and Dandy's World. This is because the vibrant colors attract older cacas for some reason. The EPI problem here is 10x worse with there litreally being Sprunki fetish material brodcasted as adverts.
Both types should be banned off the 'tube for your good.
Cacagem[edit | edit source]
Cacagem refers to the type of media that stimulates a caca into staring at their screen for like 6 hours, but that is also extremely gemmy. Examples include:
(You) WILL fill this section with relevant information NOW.- Skibidi Toilet (especially the whole alpha hills arc) - loved by many 'teens and jannies.
- Minecraft - it used to be heavily associated with cacas though this reputation's slowly fading away.
- Granny - A24 kino survival horror that is actually challenging unlike 'blox horrors or fnaf.
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