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uncslop en · NOUN

Pronunciation

• /ˈʌŋk.slɑp/ (General-American)

Etymology

From unc + -slop.

Meanings

1. (Internet, derogatory, neologism, uncountable) Any media perceived by younger audiences as dated and enjoyed primarily by older individuals.
   • #anime from the 2000s is now uncslop it’s a dark day #millennial 2026 January 30, Mosiah Hall, Facebook:
   • *someone talking about how cool the 90s were* your uncslop bores me 2026 January 19, @dietmountaindrew00, Threads:
   • Bruh, my mom tried to watch Gone with the Wind with me, and I could not get through 30 minutes of that racist uncslop.
   • What the heck is an unc game? It didn’t take me long to discover that “unc” (short for uncle) is the latest semi-disparaging gen Z name for anyone over about 30. Further back, it originated as AAVE slang. “Uncslop” refers to the implicitly terrible games beloved by this older generation of players; basically anything made in the 1990s or 2000s, from Knights of the Old Republic to World of Warcraft. An unc game, then, is a game predominantly played by millennials (and older) – and Marathon is one of them. A week or so later, I read Emanuel Maiberg’s article for 404 Media, which dug into the game’s unc credentials. [2026 April 15, Keza MacDonald, The Guardian, archived from the original on 17 Apr 2026:

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