OnlyFans stars, including Sophie Rain and Aishah Sofey, are posting about their luxury life in the 'Bop House.' Young girls are watching.

For most generations, the word ‘bop’ simply means a good tune – the kind you’d blast at a party or sing along to at a school disco. But for today’s children, ‘bop’, ‘school bop ...

In a video on the trending words kids are using currently, TikTok creator and teacher Philip Lindsay said there’s a grug meme ...

In fact, 'bop', 'school bop' and 'lala bop', terms which adults of all ages may reasonably consider harmless, have taken on new meaning and are being used to shame young girls by labelling them as ...

along with the phrases "school bop" and "lala bop", now have a much more alarming meaning. These words are now being used to shame young girls by labelling them as promiscuous, reports the Mirror.

The slang term ‘bop’ — or ‘la la bop’ — has risen to prominence in the last year, with the expression commonly being used to shame young women by labelling them as promiscuous due to ...

“I got called a ‘bop’ today,” reads a student’s post on Reddit. “I know I’m probably just being dramatic about this, but I can’t help but feel very upset.” The term bop is being ...

As one person recently shared in response to a TikTok video on the phrase: “Someone tell me what this means or I’m gonna scream.”The saying seems to have originated from the drill rap Doot Doot (6 7) ...

But for today’s children, ‘bop’, ‘school bop’ and ‘lala bop’ carry a much darker meaning. The Mariam-Webster online dictionary defines ‘bop’ as an ‘offensive term for someone ...