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The slogan in Slovak ‘newspeak’ here means “You can charm people through your style.”
(“Rizznúť” comes from “rizz”, Gen Z slang for charisma or the ability to flirt and attract // “Drip” is Gen Z slang for cool style, especially fashionable clothes and overall look). Actually. apart from the colours and light what really drew my eye here isn’t only the billboard at all. It’s how the late‑summer sunset ties together the old streetfront, with its unmistakably socialist-era street lamps, and the new skyline, with Zaha Hadid’s Sky Park rising behind them. The Sky Park development actually consists of four residential towers in Bratislava, even though many sources long mentioned only three, because the fourth tower was part of the original plan but completed later. This last tower is often barely noted in guides and articles, and from the city centre you usually see only three of them, which probably explains why so many people still think there are just three.
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4 comments

Boarischa Krautmo said:

well, what my eye really draws is the Slovak language ;-)
I don't get the meaning...

anyway, a good picture!
11 days ago

m̌ ḫ replied to Boarischa Krautmo:

Lowkey same, lmao. It’s straight-up Gen Z newspeak, but I looked it up and already tweaked the memo.
10 days ago

Boarischa Krautmo replied to m̌ ḫ:

thank you very much!
10 days ago

William Sutherland said:

Excellent billboard capture and Gen Z translation!

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10 days ago ( translate )