Discuss: Fandoms' usage of adjectives

This is certainly no dig at a fandom or anything but recently I have been noticing in the different forums a peculiar usages of adjectives by fandoms. I remember back in the days when I used to be active in Tellywood forums I believe I overused the term "hoxy." I wonder why I thought that was the coolest thing since sliced bread? Nowadays the prevelant term I believe are "hawt." Or the even funkier "a sexy sexy." How did they come about? At what point does it become naseauting or is it just cute? Oh and I needed someone to clarify the usage of Shona? I believe some Sonam fans use it..is it a term of endearment?

Anyways, like I said this is certainly no dig at any fandoms because I have certainly done it.

Its stupid. People think they're soo cool because they have a special nickname for their celeb.

Shona isnt just fandon language..I think. I've heard and used tht word myself a few times in form of endearment. Shona..shonu...tht kind.

A sexy sexy is from the Ajab prem song. It;s sounds so weird though, I'd never use it 😆

This made me laugh. Not because it's a funny topic, but because of the possibilities of this topic becoming another epic.

First of all, I don't think anybody has any right whatsoever to judge people on how they talk. As the topic starter has told us, that they have already outgrown that age or that phase. I don't think people use it because they think it's uber cool to use the terms, but moreso to express their enthusiasm, or so it seems to me.

I agree. But sometimes you sit there and wonder how these random nicknames come about especially if you are a fan of the celeb but you have no idea why that nickname is attached to it.
My only problem with "A sexy sexy" is that are we using sexy both as a noun and an adjective? Is that redundant? Or am I still stuck in the grammar rules taught in Grade 5?

Were you not here when Prem/Manoj fandom exploded? Oh hoxy was the coolest term back then. Man I think I used it for everything that walked and rained.

Oh yeah I think we murdered the usage of anything to do with hot and sexy.
I also notice that usually these are applied more the male celebs..interesting.

I think these words come about through excitement. Just any ol' term won't do. Something as fresh and spectacular as the person being admired is needed. Thus, whilst in an enthusiastic daze, people use some very different terms/spellings.