What does "a whole mood" mean? I know the means of whole as well as mood, but I don't know when they are connected. I also looked both of them in the dictionaries and can't find this usage. It's from a comment under this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtTUsOKjWyQ
Lmao the dude who looked up then sat back down is a whole mood. He's like
"The hell-? Oh Ok"
Best Answer
Within the past couple of years, a new slang meaning of the word “mood” has emerged. It’s used to say something is relatable. “A whole mood” is used to describe something that’s especially relatable (though it’s maybe not as strong as the things that are “mood AF”).
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It is not the same as being “in a mood” or “moody”, which are negative. In fact, “mood” in the new slang sense can be used in response to positive or neutral things, where it would make no sense to be upset, such as this picture of a “smirking cheerleader”.