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WORD OF THE DAY

brain rot

brain

part of speech?
It's a noun!

brain

meaning?
le cerveau

rot

part of speech?
It's a verb and a noun!

rot

meaning?
pourrir, pourriture

brain rot

definition
“the supposed deterioration of a person’s mental or intellectual state, especially viewed as the result of overconsumption of material (now particularly online content) considered to be trivial or unchallenging"

2025 brain rot summer

Why is 2025 the summer of brain rot?
“From Coldplaygate to Jet2holidays, Summer 2025's biggest vibe is the lack of actual vibes."
By Amanda HooverAug 5, 2025We like to see ourselves as individual free thinkers. But when a hot summer trend hits — a style, a song, or even a meme — we can't resist wearing it, blasting it, and posting it.But what about this summer? It's August — schools are reopening, football is returning — and no big trend has taken hold. Summer 2025 feels squishy, undefinable, and chaotic.This season's most anticipated movies are all franchise revivals, like "Jurassic Park," "Superman," "Lilo & Stitch," and the "Fantastic Four."
Where indelible songs of the summer have consistently broken through in years past — "It's Gonna Be Me" in 2000, "Gangnam Style" in 2012, "Espresso" in 2024 — this year lacks a clear winner. Even fashion and visual aesthetic trends have come undone. 2024 was lime green Brat summer, 2023 was bubble gum pink thanks to Barbenheimer and Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, Beyonce's "Renaissance" chrome shone in 2022. As Vogue recently noted, "There is almost always one color that dominates. That said, this season seems to be the exception to the rule. There wasn't one single shade that reigned supreme." Welcome to brain rot summer.

brain rot

explanation to copy
Terme d'argot numérique faisant référence au contenu creux et insignifiant que l'on engouffre des heures durant sur l'internet. Cette consommation médiatique boulimique entraînerait une forme de dégénérescence cérébrale, un « pourrissement du cerveau ».
vocabulary to copy
rot: pourrir consumption: la consommation a lack of : un manque de - lack: manquer de