Vaguebooking refers to the social media phenomenon where users post intentionally ambiguous status updates to elicit concern, curiosity, or sympathy from their network without offering specific details. The term gained traction in the late 2000s on platforms like Facebook, describing posts like 'Some people never change' or 'Prayers please.' While often seen as a cry for attention or passive-aggressive behavior, it has evolved into a meta-meme used to parody social media tropes. Memes about vaguebooking typically highlight the repetitive nature of these posts and the inevitable 'DM me' or 'What's wrong, hun?' responses they generate, poking fun at the digital theater of modern friendship and drama.