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/Sounds like "foo" (as in "food") + "NAHR" (as in "nacho")/
To publicly expose and shame someone on social media for their bad actions, like harassment, scams, or abuse. It is the digital version of collective justice where the internet becomes judge and jury, and a person's reputation can be destroyed in minutes. Originally from Chile, now widely used across Latin America.
“They're going to cancel you on Twitter for harassment, and you deserve it.”
“They exposed him with screenshots and he lost his job.”
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/Sounds like "foo" (as in "food") + "NAHR" (as in "nacho")/
To publicly expose and shame someone on social media for their bad actions, like harassment, scams, or abuse. It is the digital version of collective justice where the internet becomes judge and jury, and a person's reputation can be destroyed in minutes. Originally from Chile, now widely used across Latin America.
“They're going to cancel you on Twitter for harassment, and you deserve it.”
“They exposed him with screenshots and he lost his job.”
Aliviánate
Chill out, calm down, dial it back. In Mexico, "aliviánate" is what you say to someone who is overreacting, getting too heated, or making a scene out of something minor. It is not aggressive, more like a friend nudging you to relax before you make things worse than they need to be.