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What it means

Pog, often stretched to poggers, is a burst of pure hype and excitement at something awesome happening: a clutch play, big news, a perfect moment. The verbal jaw-drop of delight.

Usage examples

"They announced a sequel? Pog!"
"That last-second goal was absolutely pog."
"You got front row tickets for free? Pog, that's filthy."
"No way she hit that trick first try. Proper pog."
Tone
Over-the-top Festive Youthful
Where it is said

Where it comes from

It comes from the PogChamp Twitch emote, itself tied to streamer Ryan "Gootecks" Gutierrez pulling that wide-eyed hype face. From there, chat shaved it down to pog and started using it as a quick blast of excitement when something sick, funny, or ridiculously clutch happened.

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