Cringe

[Sarah]

UK slang. An extremely awkward, uncomfortable situation caused by a person, group of people or environment, causing extreme embarrassment. The resultant effect on the surrounding non-cringe people is usually shame, chagrin or vexation or a combination of these.

[Sarah]

A word that was originally meant to describe embarrassingly stupid individuals

[Sarah]

The feeling when you've done something really embarassing.
Or when someone else does something embarassing.

[Sarah]

That throw-up/drink-bleach feeling you get when you watch Jacob Sartorious's music video Sweatshirt

[Sarah]

Shit vids my school makes

[Sarah]

When someone acts/ or is so embarrassing or awkward , it makes you feel extemely ashamed and/or embarrassed.

[Sarah]

A form of feeling of when you see something and have the feeling just disgust

[Sarah]

Before the [internet troll]s changed the meaning of this word, cringe was a verb used to express embarrassment or disgust.

Now, this word is mostly used to define something that you dislike or do not understand. Internet trolls use this word as an insult towards people in fandoms, with bad grammar, or both combined. Trolls also use this word to describe memes on some occasions.

[Sarah]

Jacob Sartorious

[Julian]

[Jake Paul]

[Jessica]

Tik-Tok

[Renato]

Bend one

[Vania]

[The act] of subscribing to [Jake Paul].