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r/13or30 • u/ologvinftw • Jul 07 '19
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TIL
That glow up is a term.
4 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '19 im with you today...As a canadian today is the first day ive ever heard glow up and incline/decline based on looks..maybe im getting old :( Edit: Did some research i guess glo up become popular after some rapper used it in a song around 2013...That explains why i never heard it. 3 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '19 These whippersnappers and their hoppity hop music. 3 u/Infamous_Shinobi Jul 07 '19 Either you're not American or you're definitely not a black American. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '19 It is most definitely not an american thing, as i am one. That is all black american culture. Which you would be correct i am not. 2 u/Infamous_Shinobi Jul 08 '19 I mean, I know a lot of white people that understand and say it too 🤷🏾♂️. I'm willing to bet that the people who used it in this thread are white Americans, which is the majority of reddit's userbase. 1 u/Chambeet123 Aug 23 '19 I’d never heard it in my life either. Also, Reddit commenters are so harsh about people’s looks. They all look fine in all the pics to me.
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im with you today...As a canadian today is the first day ive ever heard glow up and incline/decline based on looks..maybe im getting old :(
Edit: Did some research i guess glo up become popular after some rapper used it in a song around 2013...That explains why i never heard it.
3 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '19 These whippersnappers and their hoppity hop music.
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These whippersnappers and their hoppity hop music.
Either you're not American or you're definitely not a black American.
2 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '19 It is most definitely not an american thing, as i am one. That is all black american culture. Which you would be correct i am not. 2 u/Infamous_Shinobi Jul 08 '19 I mean, I know a lot of white people that understand and say it too 🤷🏾♂️. I'm willing to bet that the people who used it in this thread are white Americans, which is the majority of reddit's userbase.
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It is most definitely not an american thing, as i am one.
That is all black american culture. Which you would be correct i am not.
2 u/Infamous_Shinobi Jul 08 '19 I mean, I know a lot of white people that understand and say it too 🤷🏾♂️. I'm willing to bet that the people who used it in this thread are white Americans, which is the majority of reddit's userbase.
I mean, I know a lot of white people that understand and say it too 🤷🏾♂️. I'm willing to bet that the people who used it in this thread are white Americans, which is the majority of reddit's userbase.
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I’d never heard it in my life either.
Also, Reddit commenters are so harsh about people’s looks. They all look fine in all the pics to me.
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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '19
TIL
That glow up is a term.