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“jittleyang” and “fuhuhluhtoogan” Meaning
In Baltimore, the terms “jittleyang” and “fuhuhluhtoogan” have become very famous. The origin of these terms came from a rapper in Baltimore named Richard Webster. Now, it’s a very funny situation because Webster has his Dictionary where he describes these terms.
"jittle-yang" likely means a person or thing that is an attention grabber.
— Mikey ★彡 CEO of Edward Elric (@milkynightmares) April 21, 2024
"fuhuhluhtoogan" means something akin to being good in bed.
Apparently. You can read the article I used here: https://t.co/0kjjDanJ0k
And it’s even more hilarious because it’s not the same Webster dictionary you may think or know of. “Jikkuhlang the Dictionary” is the name of the dictionary where the meanings of the words are present. “Jittleyang” is just needing attention, and “yang” means a funny suffix to the word.
So, “jittleyang” is just grabbing and wanting attention from people or followers. The other word, “fuhuhluhtoogan,” might just be towards a bedroom-related meaning. The exact meaning behind the term is not in the dictionary, and it has not been made public either. But it does mean something which can imply a double entendre.
are you a jittleyang or fuhuhluhtoogan
— squirt || DAZAIS #1 FAN (@suiseason) April 24, 2024
People on the internet are fawning over the two terms. These are funny, and they are also using these to be pop cultural icons and spread the word about the same online. Richard made a rap about “City Girl,” That too, back in 2022, with social media and the capability of things going viral, the rap is getting traction now.
People are signing the terms left and right in their videos, comments, captions, and more. People all over the world are now aware of the two terms she included in her rap, which is now a very famous way to address things to throw in during a conversation.
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