discussion Is “Naur” a fad?

[Angelo]

I feel like nobody uses it anymore. What happened? 

[KFC]

Yes, just like everything else that TikTok made popular for 3 weeks

[Zox]

Naur

[imabadkid]

TikTok moves so fast that smth is fun and cool one week and by the end of the next week it's on to the next thing. This is why TikTok was much better in 2019 and 2020 before it blew up... it's annoying trying to keep up with the trends now.

[Mania]

Naur

[rebeltwat]

Naur I still use it

[ninasayers]

My friends still use it. 

[Archetype]

People actually talk like that saur naur it will never go away

[Maxxxine]

What is all this TikTok nonsense? It became relevant on Twitter thanks to icon Oli London

 

[exfactor003]

nope, he will always be an icon imo.

[Kayseri Mantisi]

Naurrrr

[Iridesence]

2 hours ago, Archetype said:

People actually talk like that saur naur it will never go away

people like me 

 

i mean i’m sure it will go away for some people who don’t keep in much contact much with australians or kiwis, but for me i’m going to hear it for the rest of my life everytime i say it to an american i fear-

Edited May 1, 2023 by Iridesence

[Alldeezy]

naur

 

[dreampop]

it’s just apart of the stan twitter dictionary like any other word. i would say it’s in the category of a word like “we” or “skinny legend” .. aka old stan language 

[gagacasanova]

Naur

It's fun to say

[ChrisTheLoner]

Naur I still use it

[worldwide angel]

4th gen idols are keeping it alive 

 

lily from nmixx and danielle from newjeans 

are so tuned in, i wouldn't be shocked if they 

were on /  or came across stan twt at some point 

[scenekiller]

Yes and it was always stupid

[AMIT]

I like it tbh so it's a naur for me 

[Phaunzie]

I slightly cringe when I see it, like it was never great in the first place. I only see it when gays wanna be cringy for the fun of it. Besties is also on it's way out, because using worsties is just significantly better.

[Sergi91]

I didn’t know it was a thing 

[unino]

Naur, it was too lil of a thing to be a fad.

[JonginBey]

Naur. It’s still being used.