It's bodacious! It's rad!
I'm fairly certain these have fallen out of use and are only used by the generation(s) that were known for them (Gen X, I think).
And hence count as one of the kids.
I think you're missing my point. "Cool" was first used in in 1930s and 40s, and is still used today. The phrase "far out" used by Boomers in the 60s is almost never used now (save by maybe them).
My point is, if you're going to attribute something to what "the kids are saying today" as opposed to everyone, you need to use something specific to the current generation (Gen Z or Gen Alpha). Hence, why I gave some Brainrot examples.
Here are a couple of good examples.
This is an image of campground with two signs: one for everyone, and one for the current "youngsters."
And what sparked my interest in the Brainrot phenomena, the Skyrim intro completely redone in Brainrot (I still laugh like crazy everytime I watch it):
Anyway, I wasn't trying to be pedantic, but actually inject humor into the situation. Everyone knows sick, cool, rad, etc. Most people older than Gen Z don't know a lot of Brainrot terms (other than the big ones, like "Sus" for suspicious). Anyway, enjoy the humor in the submissions I've added.
And yes, the Corsair is a sick ship. It is totally rad! It is totally wicked! It's fire! It's lit AF, no cap!
