Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath Decodes Gen Z Vocabulary, Internet Reacts to His Score
Currently, the Gen Z generation is the most talked about. Their lifestyle, trends, views, approaches and vocabulary are what everybody is eager and curious to know about. Now, Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath has decoded some of Gen Z’s vocabulary in a recent viral video.
He decoded the vocabulary and at the end he got his score. Instagram user Gowri Bhat Gandotra uploaded the video with the caption, “Corporate cultural exchange program featuring boss.”
The video shows her putting Kamath’s expertise on the most common internet expressions used by younger generations to the test. Kamath was first questioned by Gowri regarding the meaning of the phrase rizz through its usage in a sentence. Kamath acknowledged his ignorance of the meaning. Gowri then clarified that the word relates to appeal. A word that is frequently misunderstood by individuals who are unfamiliar with internet culture was simp. Simple, as Kamath interpreted it, was a colloquial word for simple.
Gowri put him right and said the word refers to someone who displays excessive adoration, attention or devotion to another person, usually with the intention of gaining affection in exchange. She also presented the phrase clock it with a hand gesture widely utilized online. The phrase is usually used to say that someone has made a keen observation or noticed something significant. Its precise meaning, however, remained a mystery to Kamath.
Kamath had the opportunity to raise his score with the last question. He was questioned by Gowri about what the word slay meant. Kamath responded correctly on this occasion. It’s often used to characterize someone who is doing something really well or who appears outstanding when they’re doing it.
Gowri informed Kamath at the conclusion of the test that he had correctly answered one question out of four and remarked that it was not a poor outcome.
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