skibidi coded

Describing someone whose entire personality is expressed through what they say rather than what they do — a person whose words are always outrunning their actions, always explaining, always narrating. Sabi-coded people are identifiable: they have a quote or observation for everything, they're never at a loss for commentary, and they'd rather articulate an experience than simply live it. In Filipino internet culture this lands somewhere between affectionate teasing and genuine character read — the friend who has already drafted the caption before the moment ends.

Bruh coded describes a person, situation, or piece of content that radiates pure bruh energy — inherently absurd, low-effort, or so unaware it practically demands a reaction. A bruh coded comment is the one in every thread that misses the point completely. A bruh coded move is the action no one can believe someone actually made. The '-coded' framing makes it descriptive rather than purely reactive: you're identifying a quality in something rather than responding to a specific incident. Often used affectionately for someone who's reliably, charmingly oblivious.

Yeet coded describes a person, place, vibe, or object that gives off unmistakable reckless, high-energy, throw-caution-to-the-wind energy — even before they do anything dramatic. Someone who is yeet coded seems perpetually ready to launch themselves into something chaotic or hilarious without a moment of hesitation. It's not an insult; it's almost a compliment, a recognition that this person operates on pure impulse and unfiltered enthusiasm. Your friend who does a running leap into every pool, no matter the weather, is absolutely yeet coded.