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Twilight was the first book of the famous teen vampire book series, followed by New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn. The film adaptation of Eclipse hit theaters in 2010 and starred Kirsten Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Tayler Lautner, and Dakota Fanning

Where the term “click” means to connect with someone in slang, “clique” describes someone’s circle of friends. In more recent years, “squad” has become the newest term to describe a person’s crew or posse.

Older generations will likely think of the fashion company when hearing “Gucci.” More recently, the name has become a slang term to say something is “fancy.” It can also be used to say something is okay, as in, “it’s all gucci.”

“Fleek” is a slang term that means something is “perfect” or “flawless.” It is often used to refer to fashion or style, as in “that hairstyle is on-fleek!” or “your outfit is so fleek right now.”

Young people often say something is “straight fire” if they think it’s cool. “Fire” is comparable to words like “phat” or “sick,” terms that have since faded to the background.

Khalid hit the ground running with his debut studio album, American Teen. It featured hits like “Location” and “Young Dumb & Broke.” The singer has since received six Grammy Award nominations.

An Instagram account that is “fake” is popularly called a “finstagram.” Created by anonymous users, finstagrams enable a person to partake in the social media platform while preserving their identity.

“DM” is an acronym for “direct message” and typically refers to messaging on social media platforms. Often times, influencers will tell their followers to “DM” them if they have an questions.