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What RAWR means on networks and how to interpret it if they tell you on WhatsApp

Has someone on social media told you RAWR and you don’t know? what does it mean? We explain to you!

As we have told you before, when we explained the origin of terms like uwu, the Internet has its own language and its own rules, and that is why we do not always understand certain expressions.

RAWR! either I RAWR you It has a very special meaning and if they tell you it online, they are flirting with you.

RAWR! It means “I love you” in the dinosaur language, in English it is said I RAWR you (I love you).

But how or what? Because?

What does RAW mean in dinosaur?: The origin of this expression

RAWR is an onomatopoeia, it comes from the roar that a dinosaur would make.

According to YourDictionary, it is Internet slang that is often used for text messages. It is an expression of appreciation, a happy imitation of a roar, often to emphasize sexual and/or amorous attraction.

Internet slang site KnowYourMeme has the full story:

In the mid-2000s, the term “rawr” began to be used on the Internet and became widely associated with teenagers in the emo subculture.

The emo used a kawai, gloomy and childish aesthetic.

The term RAWR made it easy to express what you felt about someone and in forums such as DeviantArtist, the publication in 2004 of one of the first images that illustrated the meaning can be traced:

Currently, in addition to the romantic connotation, depending on the context, it could also be a sexual roar, a form of flirting.

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