Fiat 500 girl: Over this past couple of years, if you spent time looking at Twitter comments, all fiat 500 girls do is to put themselves down then put the delicate ‘x’ at the end lol”
You must have heard of Bare Minimum Twitter, now get ready for… Fiat 500 Twitter.
Social media subculture has always existed on all platforms like Facebook, Twitter and definitely Instagram, but it wasn’t until early 2019 that it was finally given a name. Many influencers, such as those who gain a significant following as a TikTok follower, contribute to the spread and popularity of these subcultures.
The history is English white girls on Twitter that always post about their huge hangovers, boys, food, only tango ice blasts, and weird generic advice that for some reason seems to hit a nerve and gets thousands of Twitter retweets, the girls usually adding an ‘x’ on the end of the tweet.
But what does Fiat 500 Girl actually mean?
‘Fiat 500 Twitter’ isn’t just one phrase or an online meme; it’s the lifestyle, a way of life.
The persona is a young girl in her twenties who loves Michael Kors, has to be going proper ‘out out’, getting her nails done, always tweets about absolutely meaningless topical advice.
This phrase it’s just a really special phrase to call a young girl who is perceived to be a little bit too basic.
Why is it called Fiat 500 Twitter?
Apparently, the majority of these girls that fall under this online stereotype probably either pay for a Fiat 500 (that’s a car) on finance or have had the car bought for them by parents. For some reason, the car has been crowned the new ‘starter’ car, replacing the once amazing Mini.
If you meet any of these following requirements listed in this tweet below, you are apparently part of ‘Fiat 500 Twitter’ online team:
To be a part of “Fiat 500 Girl Twitter” team you must:
– Stand in front of a car door
– Tweet about your current boyfriend and how much of a nutter you are.
– Tweet about how you fancy a McDee’s
– get your hair and nails done weekly
– Use emojis unironically