Snapchat is still alive and kicking in 2022 among Gen Z, with 347 million daily users, according to Statista. Though we love a good 30-second TikTok dance, sending funny or filtered photos and videos – which disappear seconds after they’ve been viewed – never gets old. On Snapchat, you can also show off your location with GeoFilters, check out your astrological profile, and even make your pet look like a Disney character. They’ve even introduced a new dual camera feature – which allows you to create Snaps, Stories or Spotlight videos from two angles. Reckon you fancy joining the youth of today on yet another social media-slash-camera app? Prepare yourself: there are a lot of slang terms and acronyms floating about, and you should probably know how to use ’em. Here’s what some of them, including ICL, SB, SCM, NRS and ESB actually mean. Snapchat acronyms, terminology and their meanings ESB: This acronym stands for Everyone Snap Back. This is a request for everyone who sees it to send a Snap to the user – typically to ensure that snap streaks are maintained. The term is usually seen in stories or group chat messages. ICL: This can mean a few…
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