00:00I guess you can use mogging in a number of different contexts but like the one I use it the
00:04most in is if someone's done something better than me in like the same area, I don't know, so if
00:12someone's, it's like, I don't know, I'm wearing the same top as someone and they just look better than they've
00:17mogged me. But I use it so, I use it every day, 100%.
00:21Mogging, I've not heard of that word. Erm, I feel like it could mean, oh god I don't even know,
00:30erm, mob.
00:34Yes, we've both heard of that.
00:36Definitely heard that one.
00:37You want to go with it?
00:38Yeah, that's like, making your face as like, looks maxing as possible, like, almost like that.
00:46Yeah, like the chin, the door lines, you want to be like, very, what's it, Chad?
00:51Yeah, yeah, looks maxing, you know, that kind of stuff.
00:54It's just like any of these words, it's kind of like, social media 100% has a big, erm, like
01:02play in it.
01:03I think mogging 100% came from like social media, erm, and I guess all the new words nowadays will,
01:10will come from social media as well.
01:12I would say it coined within the last two years.
01:15Er, I would say also it's more with the younger generation, especially with social media.
01:21Er, but it's, it's a silly, it's not a serious term, in my opinion.
01:25It's very, it's very like recent, I would say, yeah, it's a very new term.
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