Adam Alexik predicts that the slang word 'skibbidi' will continue declining in popularity among middle schoolers despite being added to the dictionary.
“I think Skibbty is on its last throes right now. It may be in the dictionary, but it's getting less and less popular in the middle schools”
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disputableObservable decline in usage frequency of 'skibbidi' among middle school-age children as measured by social media mentions, surveys, or linguistic analysis
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