List of Words Popularized by NanJ people is Making Waves

Trash
Ngo
Introverted character
Cheese rice bowl
Man living in his childhood room
Weak male

You forgot the first-person pronoun "Wai."

It's full of malice.

"Grass" too, right?

I'm a woman, but I use "Wai" because it doesn't make me worry about gender. Also, "Weak male" is probably from Twitter.

I quite liked "Wai-shou."

Is it "Trash"?

Is there any way to claim all of these originated elsewhere? I want to downgrade the social influence of something as trashy as "NanJ."

"Trash" was originally a dead dialect from Kansai. It's amazing that it was rediscovered and revived. Now it's used nationwide.

>>12
It wasn't revived by NanJers. The catalyst was Manfe.

>>21
No, it was because of NanJers.

Mouko dialect

NanJers themselves underestimate their influence. They've changed the way Japanese is expressed for teenagers and people in their twenties.

~Niki
Grass
Yakiu
33-4
Domingo
Clemens

You could say Gengoroh Tagame became widely known thanks to NanJ. You can't deny it.

The meme of an "ordinary man" "defecating" also originated from NanJ.

Pooh's Home Run Derby

Hayata Itoh-san

Adding "san" to professionals who aren't at a professional level probably started with NanJ.

"Innu" is also trending on Twitter.

Is "Cheese rice bowl" really from NanJ?

>>29
"Cheese rice bowl" is a Twitter meme.

>>30
I didn't hear much about memes before, but now people using it seem a bit creepy to me.

It's hard because some things are imported from Twitter. Like who started getting excited about the Shinjiro syntax first?

"Trash" is from Manfe. Are there any others that originated from NanJ?

>>33
This thread is about popularizing, not originating.

NanJ is more of a tool for spreading existing words rather than creating them. That's why it's targeted for corporate stealth marketing.

Chin (laugh)
Variants like Man (laugh)

What about "Teiki"?

The creativity of VIP has moved to Twitter, and NanJ is left with just heckling from the outside.

I learned about memes from Metal Gear Solid 2.

Is it not okay?
↓
It's not okay.
It's fine.

"Guu○○" too, right?

>>45
It's from "Harenochi Guu."

>>45
Related to this, the term "Chikushou" for describing someone has also become quite common.

What about "Etttt"?

>>49
That might be one too.

Is "Birezon" or "Konamikan" from NanJ?

>>50
"Birezon" didn't originate from NanJ, but it became a meme there (Konami).

It's fine if "Trash" became popular through NanJ, but is that something to be proud of?

>>53
Whenever I see threads about human rights essays on NanJ, it makes me feel sad.

"Birezon" is from the Guideline board.

Adding "san" to weak players has been around in the martial arts board for a long time.

"Birezon" is from the Guideline board → Nico Nico Douga, not NanJ.

There are probably many common baseball-related terms that originated from NanJ.

>>58
The bad umpire jokes probably come from NanJ or the baseball channel.

Thank you, ○○
Forever, ○○

Clemens, Niki, this is really iton, Okano-shita, hurry up

As expected of NanJ, always creating and promoting derogatory terms.

Zetsuyuru

I had only seen "Trash" once in my life before I saw it here. That was on a seedy chat site.

>>64
It was revitalized by Chihiro Inaba, who went from Chiba Keizai University High School to Tokyo Mirai University, trash.

"Stinks" for annoying actions or statements is probably from NanJ too.

[○ Report], right?

>>67
That's from Newsoku.

>>71
Sure, it was used in a reporting sense, but the sarcastic usage started with NanJ, right?

>>74
It was already used sarcastically in VIP.

>>93
Wow.

Batting lineup
Brain destruction

Keitai

Echiechi

Hoi-sotsu

Wai
Wai-shou
Waa
Wau
Wao
Waiji

Father's country, Brother's country, is from Kenmo?

I'm curious if terms like OPS or UZR are understood by general baseball fans. Hara mentioned them in an interview the other day, so maybe more people know about them?

>>79
Hara was talking about ops, not OPS.

There might be a lot related to yuri too.

○○ And ○

Grass
Guu○○
Trash, Geiji
Is it not okay? → It's not okay. It's fine.
Niki
○○ Teiki
I raised it.
Keitai
Stinks
Hoon
Chin (laugh)
Clemens
Domingo
Zetsuyuru
Etttt
Adding "san" as a derogatory term (man-san, chin-san, etc.)
Pooh's Home Run Derby
33-4
Sabermetrics related
○○ Trash

>>85
Trash.

Na~o~ Mouyou

Guts pose

This has been debated for a long time, but there's a theory that NanJ was the reason why Inmu became popular.

>>90
Inmu is from the Guideline board.

>>90
It's definitely from Nico Nico Douga.

(Oh, is it ○○?)

Aren't there some things here that originated from Twitter or Futaba, but NanJ is claiming them?

Post the image, please.

Is "Ah (understood)" from NanJ?

NanJ is amazing → I am amazing.

Looking at it all together, combined with Inmu phrases, it's strong because you can really have a conversation with just these sounds. It was called NanJ language, but it's really like a dialect.

A lot more people are using "Grass" now. A while ago, "wwww" was the norm.

Twitter: "We can't match NanJers' vocabulary!" All netizens are moved by the richness of NanJers' expressions.

Terms like "Introverted character" were already popular when I was a student 10 years ago, but it's still used by young people now.