Short excerpt from a YouTube video where two speakers explain Gen Alpha slang: they define 'Riz' as charisma or being a charmer (someone with 'Rizz' is a 'Rizzler') and describe 'Ohio' used insultingly to mean cringe or the opposite of having 'Riz'.
Riz. What is Riz?
Riz is, like, you have charisma.
Charisma. So it means, like, someone who is a charmer.
Yeah.
Yeah. How do you call someone who has Riz.
A Rizzler?
A Rizzler? Are you a Rizzler, Seth?
I don't know.
You're a Rizzler. You have Rizz. What is Ohio?
It's like an insult.
It's an insult. So if I say, oh, you're such. You're. How do you say it? You're so Ohio. You're such an Ohio. So that means that you're what, like. Like. Like cringe?
Yeah.
Like. Like the opposite of Riz.
Yeah.
So, like, you are Riz and I'm Ohio.
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