OBCD

What does OBCD mean on social media?

Obesity

Social media users discussing overeating and "the American diet" may shorten obesity to OBCD. While this abbreviation has been around since 2008, it went viral on TikTok in 2022, after being clipped from a popular mukbang video.

In a YouTube video posted August 5, 2022, popular mukbanger Nikocado Avocado showed off the very-organized contents of his food pantry. When Avocado said he kind of has OCD, his husband (who was holding the camera) fired back with "You mean OBCD?" TikToker kltbii clipped this portion of the video and shared it to TikTok, where it quickly racked up millions of views.

On TikTok, you're most likely to see OBCD used in videos riffing on Avocado and his husband's original exchange. On other platforms, OBCD is used much more straightforwardly, to replace the word obesity in discussions of a person's (or a society's) weight.

Example

OBCD epidemic isn't hard to understand, just take a look at school lunches these days
A still from kltbii's viral OBCD clip
A still from kltbii's viral OBCD clip

Related Slang

MukbangEating show
Food babyA bloated stomach from eating a lot of food
Food comaTired feeling after eating a lot of food
NetflixingEating a lot of food when you mean to eat just a little
EDEating disorder
edtwtAn eating disorder community on Twitter
edtokAn eating disorder community on TikTok

Categories

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Updated March 24, 2023

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