Gen Z slang is increasingly appearing in parliamentary debates, with MPs using terms like 'delulu', 'MIA', 'clock it' and 'FOMO'. While politicians aim to appeal to young voters, many young adults call the usage superficial and cringeworthy, urging accountability over mimicry. Observers note social media amplifies these moments into shareable sound bites, raising questions about whether such language builds trust or merely attracts attention.
