The 'Don't Say Things From Urban Dictionary' meme originates from the 2017 hit comedy film 'Girls Trip.' In this scene, the 'Flossy Posse' is reunited, featuring Ryan Pierce (Regina Hall), Sasha Franklin (Queen Latifah), Lisa Cooper (Jada Pinkett Smith), and the unfiltered Dina (Tiffany Haddish). While discussing various explicit topics, Dina begins using colorful slang to describe a specific sexual technique. Ryan, the more polished and brand-conscious member of the group, shuts her down with the iconic delivery of 'Please don't say things from Urban Dictionary.' This clip has become a staple reaction meme for whenever someone uses outdated slang, tries too hard to sound 'cool,' or shares way too much information (TMI). It captures the specific feeling of secondhand embarrassment when a friend or family member says something cringe-worthy or overly graphic. It is widely used to police the 'vibe' of the group chat or to call out parents attempting to use Gen Z lingo. Example captions include: 'Me when my 50-year-old boss says a project is 'giving vibes',' 'When the group chat gets a little too descriptive at 2 AM,' and 'Trying to stop my friend from explaining what she learned on TikTok.'