👉 Okay, let’s tackle this… numerical obscenity. Now, honestly, when I first stumbled upon "’१९९୯ ⁰¹.’ – yeah, that looks a little like the beginning of a really weird, aggressively dated calendar entry, right? And you're probably already picturing it as some kind of bizarre, almost painfully earnest mid-’90s pickup line. You wouldn’t be far off!
Let’s unpack this. It originated in British, specifically Chav (yes, the admittedly rather dismissive term for urban youth with a generally unছেন appeal. Let's just acknowledge it exists.) circles and basically became shorthand, really aggressively short-hand, to mean... absolutely nothing that matters. Total fuck off. A dismissal of everything, a rejection, an “I can’t even deal with that right now" kind of shrug. The actual breakdown is pretty delightfully miserable: the "’१९९୯ – nineteen-freaking-’– (you get it.) and then the 01 - this is where they got clever, as you probably knew. You see, if you are in a situation and someone wants to be dismissive of something that doesn't exist. The number '¹—is from the year 1918, so when combined with the last number it becomes 01, a reference to the fact that nothing is actually there. Basically, shouting out “'१९९୯
