In case you missed it. Used to re-share something — a tweet, news story, announcement — that the audience may have already seen, without sounding like you're assuming they didn't. A staple of social-media marketing copy and friendly group-chat recaps.
ICYMI: the new pricing tiers went live on Monday and nobody noticed.
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Viral internet speak — memes, ratios, main-character moments, and the algospeak of every platform from Twitter to Reddit to TikTok comment sections.
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If I recall correctly. A hedge placed before a memory-based claim, signalling that the speaker is fairly sure but inviting correction if they've got the details wrong. Very common on Reddit, Discord and technical forums where precision matters.
A casual contraction of "I’m going to" or "I am going to," rooted in African American English and now common across texting, social media, and song lyrics. Used to announce an intention or near-future action in a relaxed, conversational tone. Often paired with a verb directly, as in "imma head out" or "imma pull up." Considered informal and best avoided in formal writing, but extremely common in everyday online speech and pop music.
For your information. Used to flag a fact, update or document that the recipient might want to know but doesn't have to act on. Heavily used in workplace email, where forwarded threads often arrive with nothing but "FYI" in the body.
(Internet slang) Underscores a punchy quip or random thought.