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Chinglish Phrase

"You can you up, no can no bb"

你行你上,不行别逼逼 / If you can do it, go ahead; if you can't, stop criticizing.

Don't criticize if you can't do it yourself.

🌏 Origin & Context

Originated from Chinese internet culture and forum discussions. It became so popular that it was famously included in Urban Dictionary, symbolizing the global spread of Chinese internet slang.

Deep Dive

A popular Chinglish internet slang derived from 'Nǐ xíng nǐ shàng, bù xíng bié bibi'. It challenges critics to demonstrate their ability rather than just complaining. 'BB' refers to 'bibi', a Chinese onomatopoeia for annoying chatter or nagging.

How to use it

  • 01. "Stop complaining about the design. You can you up, no can no bb."
  • 02. "He keeps criticizing the coach, so I told him: 'You can you up, no can no bb.'"
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