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Jejemon is a subculture originating in the Philippines, characterized by altered spelling and grammar, typically observed in text messages and social media, often combined with funky fashion and hairstyles, inspired by scene kids and wannabe gangsters.
Fashion[]
Similar to 2010s swag, a blend of both the fake Filipino gangster aesthetic and scene elements, stylish caps, paisley patterns, jerseys, flannels, big glasses, and the emo hairstyle.
Music[]
Songs were mostly love songs, different kinds of hip-hop ranging from pop rap ballads to horrorcore, and EDM that was similar to scene songs though rare.
Songs[]
- dota o ako by Aikee
- Gwiyomi
- Namimis Kita by JhoMajikero
- Jejemon Rin Ako by DJ KEN
- Ayokong Mawala Ka (HardTek Ken) Techno Remix
- Classmate by Hambog ng Sagpro
- Sabog ka nanaman at makulit
- Facebook by Hambog ng Sagpro
- JEJEMON SONG by whySopas
- Wag kang Jejemon
- Suletera by princessrica
- Jejemon Song cover by Jackie Japor
- Sa Gitna ng Ulan by Curse One, Smugglasz & Vlync
- High school life By Repablikan
- Budots Rap Tagalog Edition Collection 2020 Nonstop Dj on the mix
- Mas Mahal Mo Ba Ang Dota
- Jejemon rin ako - DJ Ken
- Mocha Girls - Wag Kang Jejemon
- Namimiss Kita - JhoMajikero
- sulutera by gag0ng rapper
Playlists[]
- JEJEMON SONGS Nonstop | Best Throwback Jejemon Playlist
- Republikan
- Hambog Ng Sagpro Krew 2011
- Repablikan playlist
Artists[]
- Hambog Ng Sagpro
- Republikan
- Curse One
- Jhomajikero
- Republikan
- Smugglasz
- Vlync
- Gagong Rapper
Media[]
TV Shows[]
- Jejemom
Influencers[]
- JamichTV
Lingo[]
The sociolect of the Jejemons is called Jejenese, which is derived from Taglish, Leetspeak, Camelcase, & over-usage of the letters H, X or Z. Superfluous as well as the presence of silent letters characterize its spelling convention. It has its own, albeit unofficial, orthography, known as Jejebet.