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Lit

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#dead#millennial#party

Definition

Exciting, fun, amazing, or just really good. 'This party is lit' = 'this party is great.' Peaked around 2016-2018. Now used mainly by millennials who haven't updated their vocabulary.

Translation for Parents

It means exciting or really fun. Like 'fire' but with a shorter shelf life. Your Millennial coworkers still say this. Gen Z kids wince when they hear it. It's in the awkward middle zone between current and ancient.

Examples

Brainrot:

โ€œThis party is lit!โ€

English:

โ€œThis party is really fun and exciting! (said in 2017)โ€

Brainrot:

โ€œThat concert was so lit dudeโ€

English:

โ€œThat concert was amazing (said by a millennial in 2026, bless their heart)โ€

Cringe Score

7.0/10 cringe

Please don't

Saying 'lit' now tells people exactly when you stopped absorbing new slang. It's a linguistic carbon dating method. You peaked in 2017 and that's okay.

Category

compliment

Peak

2017-06

Last Verified

2026-02-25

Sources

editorial

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