Context is key when trying to find a proper answer. Post must include context and resources in the body of the text Format - Include the format listed here.Ģ. Don't simply put one word and a question mark. Coherent - Write a complete question that is clear about what you are trying to ask. Unbiased - Don't put your own twist on it to make it come off negative or positive. Current - The topic of the post you are creating must be a trending event that has happened recently. If it's hard for other users to understand what you are asking then it will be hard to get an answer. The title is the most important aspect of creating a post. Post title must be a current, unbiased, and coherent question Have you ever seen a whole bunch of news stories/reddit posts/videos or anything else about some topic and you had no idea what everyone was going on about? Did you feel out of the loop? This subreddit is dedicated to helping you get up to speed with the recent trends and news. The term made its way into internet culture as "YAAASSSS" thanks to a viral Instagram video of a Lady Gaga fan meeting his idol and and being so blown away by her beauty that he screamed"YAAAASSSSSS" in excitement.Read Our Rules | Frequently Asked Questions! | OOTL Primer | Discord Ball Culture, which is captured in the classic film Paris Is Burning, began in queer communities of color, and those involved were the first to coin the term "yas" among other terms of encouragement. The podcast Reply All breaks down the history of the term rather well in one 2016 episode. No matter how you've experienced it, it almost always screams positivity and support and that I can get behind.īut where did the term actually come from? Like many things, this phrase has evolved a bit to get to its current iteration, but it started out as a term of encouragement in 1980s Ball Culture, a precursor to current drag queen culture. 
Maybe your best friend has shouted it at you when you came out of the dressing room with something especially fierce on maybe you've seen it in your group text with your friends from home (just me?) or maybe you've even caught yourself saying it under your breath during an episode of Broad City (but no, Ilana & Abbi did not coin the phrase). Or maybe you haven't noticed, because you haven't done anything applause-worthy lately, but for those who have, I bet you're wondering what does "yas queen" mean, and where does it come from? I'm so glad you asked. So I don't know if you've noticed, but the world and the internet as a whole has been shouting something seemingly new lately at people who do something good.
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