“Rizz” is a slang term used on social media platforms. It refers to someone’s ability to flirt and be charming, specifically when pursuing a romantic interest.
The term is derived from the word “charisma” and is used to describe someone who possesses undeniable swag.
It is pronounced as “riz” with a short “i” sound, similar to the word “is”.
While it originated from New York slang, it gained widespread popularity online when Twitch streamers Silky, Kai Cenat, and Duke Dennis live-streamed their online dates in May 2021.
It spread like wildfire through their streaming sessions and gained attention from their followers and the online community at large. Since then, the term “rizz” has been used on various social media platforms to showcase skills and charm, particularly in the realm of romantic pursuits.
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