What Does This Mean?
[ SPANISH INTERNET CULTURE ][ ATTENTION ECONOMY ]
Someone who has been publicly called out and exposed on social media for bad behavior — the passive/past-participle form of funar, describing the target rather than the act itself.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"Quedó funado después de que se hiciera viral el video."
LORE & ORIGIN
Derived directly from funar (Chilean Spanish) as its past-participle form, following standard Spanish grammar (funado/funada for masculine/feminine), used to describe the person on the receiving end of a public callout rather than the act of calling out.
FIRST SEEN
2015
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CURRENT STATUS
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Related To:funar
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[ SPANISH INTERNET CULTURE ][ ATTENTION ECONOMY ]
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