At my partner’s house, there are two cats: Mr. And Mrs. Rizzler. The teenagers in the house started calling them that and everyone went with it. Before then, the term was used basically every single time I saw any of them. It seems to most often be used as nonsense or just a word to shout at each other while trying to be annoying, but sometimes in the actual context of charisma (for example, a charismatic classmate was described as a “rizzler”).
So yeah, it’s a thing in some circles, but I’m hopeful this is an isolated incident.
I asked an 18yo I know whether ‘rizzler’ was actually a thing people say and they said no. ‘Rizz’, however, is a common term.
At my partner’s house, there are two cats: Mr. And Mrs. Rizzler. The teenagers in the house started calling them that and everyone went with it. Before then, the term was used basically every single time I saw any of them. It seems to most often be used as nonsense or just a word to shout at each other while trying to be annoying, but sometimes in the actual context of charisma (for example, a charismatic classmate was described as a “rizzler”).
So yeah, it’s a thing in some circles, but I’m hopeful this is an isolated incident.
Our internet jokes where just as stupid.
As indicated in the OP, M’lord Bacon “Beans” Stroganoff
(I’m counting more recent memes from Lemmy as millennial since most of us are millennials or Gen X 😁)
It’s gunna be a thing in the next Batman, bet.
no cap
I’m 25 and I say rizz all the time
it just means someone with a high amount of charisma, thats what rizz is short for lol
chaRIZZma
22 here, we use it sometimes, although basically exclusively ironically (e.g. for a “nice guy” demanding sex)