Teen Slang · Online & texting

What does “LARP” mean?

'Live action role play.' Originally fantasy reenactment, now also a verb meaning 'pretending online.'

Where “LARP” comes from

Tabletop and fantasy gaming community since the 1970s.

Why teens actually say it

Names role-play or performative online behavior.

What it means for you as a parent

Hobby version is wholesome. 'LARPing' as accusing someone of faking online behavior is normal slang.

How it’s used

  • “We LARP medieval battles in the park Saturdays.” Genuine enthusiasm for dressing up and acting out a fantasy world.
  • “He’s LARPing as a CEO online, owns nothing.” Calling out someone faking a persona for clout. Mocking.

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