Last November, I came to the worldwide web with some hard hitting reporting on the term “bye Felicia.” Now that I’ve introduced everyone to Ms. Felicia, I found it about time to update folks on the new trending term: “on fleek.” This phrase is much easier to grasp than “bye Felicia,” but I’ve decided to create a field guide to make absolutely sure that people implement “on fleek” properly.
This Field Guide’s “on FLEEK” (pun intended in the title, and now)
On Fleek: | än, ôn / flēek | (adj.):
Once again sourcing from our friends at Urban Dictionary, “on fleek” has two meanings:
1. hella; on point
2. very good
Phrase: ZOMG Bruff is on FLEEK tonight — they have blueberries, cupcake bar AND nuggets.
Da fleek did FLEEK come from? A mere eight months ago, on June 21, 2014, Ms. Peaches Monroe made a herself an internet sensation after she exited the salon and Vined her beautifully sculpted eyebrows.
In the Wild/Reality: Whether you’re finna get /_crunk_\ yourself, or just want to sound knowledgable here are some real life examples of when to say/feel on FLEEEEEKKKK~~~.
1. When you wear non-yoga pants to class…
2. When you get an A on your test…
3. When your F&Ms cheese fries finally arrive…
4. When LF has a sale…
5. When it’s a balmy 75ºF in February (RIP 2/22/15, but please come back ASAP)…
WE STILL IN THIS….
After all of this, I’m sure you’re wondering, “Am I on fleek?” Well, check out this Buzzfeed Quiz to decide your fate…
http://www.buzzfeed.com/perpetua/are-you-on-fleek#.tulDYMvy4