Describing a person, place, or vibe that radiates no-nonsense authenticity at a fundamental level — like seriousness is just built into their DNA.
Describing a person, place, or vibe that radiates no-nonsense authenticity at a fundamental level — like seriousness is just built into their DNA. Someone who is deadass coded doesn't perform sincerity; they simply exist without layers of irony or performance. It's a compliment rooted in trust: you know whatever comes out of their mouth is straight facts, no embellishment. The type of friend you call when you need real talk, not comfort wrapped in softening lies.
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Someone who operates on a plane of complete, unfiltered honesty so consistently and fearlessly that it reaches a godlike level of authenticity. The deadass god doesn't soften truths, doesn't couch opinions in qualifiers, and never front. They tell you when your outfit is bad, when your plan is terrible, and when your ex is doing better than you — with no malice and zero filter. It's not rudeness; it's a higher calling to radical candor. Being a deadass god means people both dread and treasure your honesty.
When someone flips the switch from joking around to full no-nonsense seriousness, they've entered deadass mode. It's the mental state where the clowning stops, the energy drops three octaves, and every word out of their mouth carries undeniable weight. Used by Gen Z and younger millennials to signal a shift from casual banter into total sincerity — nobody questions you when you're in deadass mode because they can feel it radiating off you like a warning label.
The unmistakable vibe someone gives off when they are operating on pure, uncut sincerity — no jokes, no softening, no read-the-room social maneuvering. Deadass energy is both a compliment and a mild warning: this person will tell you the truth whether you asked for it or not. You feel it in how they make eye contact, how their texts are short and direct, how they never use 'lol' as punctuation. Rare in a world full of performative irony, and respected accordingly.
My therapist is deadass coded — she will tell you exactly what's wrong without sugarcoating a single word.
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