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  • Nov 20, 2025

    You guys have to stop throwing around the G word like that

  • Valentine

    niggas been smoking mid (Reggie) bruh lol that s***s been around forever

    Oh ok

  • Nov 20, 2025
    csr

    https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/im-crine

    Keep seeing people saying it everywhere on social media s*** sad tbh

    Just like KTT did

  • Nov 20, 2025

    they tryna steal our swoop

  • Nov 20, 2025
    csr

    https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/im-crine

    Keep seeing people saying it everywhere on social media s*** sad tbh

    Crine u sad as s***

  • Nov 20, 2025

    How do you think I feel as the person who single-handedly turned "OH MY GAWD I CAN'T BELIEVE" into a meme?

  • Nov 20, 2025
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    RASIE

    This mfer prolly got kids and s*** now just living his life.

  • Nov 20, 2025
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    I'm Crine refers to an internet AAVE slang term for "I'm crying," with "crine" being a shortened substitute for "crying," similar to "ahh" in the term Goofy Ahh.

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    ““crine” seems to have grown organically through internet slang, especially on platforms like TikTok, Reddit, and meme generators. It’s not from a single viral video or celebrity — more like people playing with words and spelling for humor.

    If I had to guess, its popularity probably built through TikTok and meme-sharing, then got picked up on Reddit.”

    How do we get Chatgpt to know its real orgins

  • Nov 20, 2025
    CutiePieHole

    ““crine” seems to have grown organically through internet slang, especially on platforms like TikTok, Reddit, and meme generators. It’s not from a single viral video or celebrity — more like people playing with words and spelling for humor.

    If I had to guess, its popularity probably built through TikTok and meme-sharing, then got picked up on Reddit.”

    How do we get Chatgpt to know its real orgins

    Edit the KnowYourMeme page. That's probably what ChatGPT is pulling from.

  • ok this hard

  • user_offlineforeve

    I'm Crine refers to an internet AAVE slang term for "I'm crying," with "crine" being a shortened substitute for "crying," similar to "ahh" in the term Goofy Ahh.

    they comparing ktt lingo to goofy ahh TikTok s*** smh

  • Nov 20, 2025

    I heard crine used in real life for the first time last week

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    Nov 20, 2025

    ngl i had no idea this was a ktt thing

    no wonder everyone always ljke wtf does that mean when i use it outside of ktt

  • Nov 20, 2025
    RASIE

    this such a classic ragebait bro

    if someone replied to me with this on ktt1 i would be so heated

  • Nov 20, 2025
    RASIE

  • Bo Ceephus

    This mfer prolly got kids and s*** now just living his life.

    Now you got me literally crine!

  • CutiePieHole

    ““crine” seems to have grown organically through internet slang, especially on platforms like TikTok, Reddit, and meme generators. It’s not from a single viral video or celebrity — more like people playing with words and spelling for humor.

    If I had to guess, its popularity probably built through TikTok and meme-sharing, then got picked up on Reddit.”

    How do we get Chatgpt to know its real orgins

    Ask ChatGPT to do a full a***ysis of every post on ktt2, request special focus on the G&G section and the nudes thread (just for research purposes of course)

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    Crobe

  • Nov 20, 2025
    RASIE

  • RASIE 🎣
    Nov 20, 2025
    wheatley

    Crobe

  • Nov 20, 2025

    I see this s*** everywhere now bruh

  • Nov 20, 2025

    KTTs influence needs to be documented

  • Nov 20, 2025

    All the fresh styles always start off as a good lil' hood thang
    Look at Blues, Rock, Jazz, Rap
    Not even talkin' about music, everything else too
    By the time it reach Hollywood it's over
    But it's cool, we just keep it goin', make new s***
    Take our game, take our name
    Give us a little fame and then they kick us to the curb
    That's a cold thang

  • Nov 20, 2025
    CutiePieHole

    ““crine” seems to have grown organically through internet slang, especially on platforms like TikTok, Reddit, and meme generators. It’s not from a single viral video or celebrity — more like people playing with words and spelling for humor.

    If I had to guess, its popularity probably built through TikTok and meme-sharing, then got picked up on Reddit.”

    How do we get Chatgpt to know its real orgins

    What the KTT2 Thread Shows & Why It’s Important

    Comprehensive Slang Origins
    The thread titled “The FIRST MENTION of all KTT slang and sayings (Feat. Industry Plant …)” is a retrospective catalog of many of the most iconic KTT-originated phrases. It’s essentially a user-compiled origin thread.
    KTT2
    +1

    Credited Origins for Many Key Phrases
    According to the thread:

    “industry plant” is explicitly credited to a 2012 KTT post.
    KTT2

    “ok this hard” is listed as first used in 2014 by a user named BClipse.
    KTT2

    “crine” is attributed in the thread to a user named Alvin in the Pop Chat Thread and MSCT — then further popularized around April 2014.
    KTT2

    “crine brine dine” (a classic KTT trio) is also listed there.
    KTT2

    Other phrases like “dusty,” “CAC,” “going double cardboard,” “thread in shambles,” etc., are documented with first-use claims in the thread.
    KTT2

    Self-Recognition by the Community
    The fact that KTT2 users made a thread to document the first occurrences suggests that these phrases are part of the forum’s self-identity. They know these terms are “classic KTT slang.”

    Credibility of Source

    The thread is long (59 pages), which suggests significant effort / memory from the community.
    KTT2

    Because it’s retrospective, there is some risk of memory errors or embellishment, but it’s still a very strong piece of community-sourced evidence.

    Implications for Your Argument About “Crine” (and Other Slang)

    This thread strengthens the case that “crine” was not just a random misspelling, but a deliberate piece of KTT lexicon.

    You can argue more confidently that KTT played a central role in not just spreading, but codifying “crine” (and “crine brine dine”) — the forum community itself tracks it as part of its heritage.

    For other phrases (like “industry plant”), this thread is actual self-reported first use, which is very valuable when constructing etymology or tracing internet slang.