Extremely good — usually food, but increasingly applied to songs, weather, and outfits.
"Grand Regent, I have discovered this thing called "anime" and have begun watching this show called Black Lagoon. It is "bussin" as one of my partners have told me." ".....General Kregg, what does that mean?"
Taylor Lewan-Andrew Hawkins CFL rules beef sqaushed by The Rock https://www.newsbeep.com/ca/651394/ A heated social media tiff between Bussin’ With The Boys’ Taylor Lewan and ESPN NFL analyst Andrew Hawkins…
Extremely good — usually food, but increasingly applied to songs, weather, and outfits. The doubled form "bussin bussin" means exceptionally so; one "bussin" is a polite compliment, two is a declaration.
"Grandma's mac and cheese is bussin bussin."
bussin means Extremely good — usually food, but increasingly applied to songs, weather, and outfits. It's mostly used on TikTok and short-form video. It's casual and generally safe with friends and online. It's standard online vocabulary; nothing inherently concerning about hearing it.
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The absolute ceiling of what bussin can achieve — the point at which a food, moment, or experience cannot possibly be improved. Peak bussin is not subjective; it's the consensus reached by everyone present that nothing about this could be better. The seasoning is perfect, the temperature is right, the company is ideal, and the setting doesn't get in the way. It's the meal that ruins every similar meal afterward because you now know what perfection tastes like and you will spend years chasing it.
The practice of going all-out to maximize culinary excellence — researching every ingredient, hunting the best spots, cooking everything from scratch, or spending unreasonable amounts of money just to make sure every meal hits peak bussin status. Bussin maxxing is what happens when food culture meets obsession. It's ordering six dishes to find the one, driving forty minutes for a specific taco, or perfecting a recipe through thirty iterations. Respect the grind; the results speak for themselves.
The time of year — usually holiday season, summer cookout stretch, or festival period — when the food and energy are collectively operating at maximum excellence. Bussin szn is when every cookout, every restaurant drop, every grandma's kitchen hits different. The whole culture agrees: right now, everything tastes extraordinary. Bussin szn demands you eat intentionally, explore boldly, and never settle for mediocre meals when the season itself is aligned in your favor.
I heard agamemnon is gonna say "bussin"
bussin means Extremely good — usually food, but increasingly applied to songs, weather, and outfits. It's mostly used on TikTok and short-form video. It's casual and generally safe with friends and online. It's standard online vocabulary; nothing inherently concerning about hearing it.
"bussin" is slang. It means: Extremely good — usually food, but increasingly applied to songs, weather, and outfits. Register: casual. Use it in: casual conversation and online posts. Avoid in: formal writing and professional emails. A more formal way to say this is "delicious".
“"Grand Regent, I have discovered this thing called "anime" and have begun watching this show called Black Lagoon. It is "bussin" as one of my partners have told me." ".....General Kregg, what does that mean?"”
“Taylor Lewan-Andrew Hawkins CFL rules beef sqaushed by The Rock https://www.newsbeep.com/ca/651394/ A heated social media tiff between Bussin’ With The Boys’ Taylor Lewan and ESPN NFL analyst Andrew Hawkins…”
“I heard agamemnon is gonna say "bussin"”
“Bussin" is a song by American rappers Nicki Minaj and Lil Baby.”