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An old analog camera that your dad probably used back in the day. Dad cams are most often second-hand and use record-to-tape formats such as Betamax, VHS-C, 8mm, or MiniDV. Cameras that shoot to digital hard drives or memory cards should not be considered dad cams. The grainy, nostalgic, and perhaps crappy quality of this type of film had a resurgence in popularity from 2015 onward, particularly in r&b and hip-hop music videos. Now, you'll often find dad cam worked into high-budget commercials, movies, television shows, and more.
"Whoa! Is that a 1997 JVC Camcorder? Sick dad cam, my dude!"
"I love how they integrated dad cam into this music video."
"Who needs an 8K cinema camera when you can have dad cam?"
"The dad cam aesthetic is so fire, bruh, no cap!"
by IFHT Films January 6, 2023
The kernels in the bottom of the popcorn bag that don't pop.
When I got to the bottom of the popcorn bag, there were quite a few flopcorns there and I felt cheated.
by TraceyH115 January 7, 2012
Who Fucking Reads (WFR), typically used as a valid excuse for lack of knowledge by not reading an email or document
Chris: "I'm pretty sure the meeting was at 8 and not 9"
Gavin: "WFR!"
by Bistrobros March 10, 2023
When taking a picture with flash and the areas where you applied translucent/setting powder flash back and make your skin look paler and whiter that usual.
“Did you see Sabrina’s flashback on her Instagram post?”
“ Yeah, poor her. She looks like a flashback mary.”
by Xoxohk January 20, 2018
A friend you only hang out with during the day because they’re too messy to deal with at night, usually due to their partying ways or tendency to somehow always get you into trouble.
I have a rule with Edith: I only hang out with her before sunset. She’s strictly a day friend. The last night we went out, she released a family of raccoons in the club “because they need to dance too.”
by bruhdisease March 7, 2023
A euphemism for intimate relations commonly used in the 1950s and '60s.
Baby, you can drive my car...
by Linda McCartney December 28, 2009