noun a person who intentionally tries to be offensive or controversial in order to provoke a reaction
Commonly used to label individuals who post edgy or controversial content for the purpose of being contrarian or provocative.
Used to mock characters in movies, TV shows, or books who exhibit exaggerated or stereotypical edgy behavior.
Used to describe someone who intentionally pushes boundaries and engages in provocative or offensive behavior online for attention or shock value.
Seen as a derogatory term for young people who try to appear rebellious or cool by adopting a dark or cynical attitude.
Frequently used to describe forum users who adopt an aggressive or confrontational persona in their interactions with others.
Refers to gamers who exhibit extreme or controversial opinions or behavior, often seeking to provoke reactions from others.
In the writing industry, 'edgelord' may be used to describe a writer who intentionally pushes boundaries or adopts a controversial or provocative style in their work.
Psychologists may use the term 'edgelord' to refer to a client who consistently exhibits attention-seeking or provocative behaviors as a way to cope with underlying emotional issues.
A social media manager may use 'edgelord' to describe a social media influencer who uses provocative or controversial content to gain attention and followers on various platforms.
In the video game industry, 'edgelord' could be used to describe a character or storyline that relies heavily on shock value, violence, or dark themes in order to appeal to a specific audience.