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推しが尊い

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推しが尊い (oshi ga toutoi, "my favourite is precious") is a Japanese fandom exclamation for being overwhelmed and moved by one's 推し, the idol, character or pairing a fan especially supports. 尊い normally means noble or worthy of reverence; in fan slang it is top-tier praise that blends admiration and affection. It is informal and usually written or said among fans.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

""After the concert she posted nothing but 推しが尊い and a row of hearts.""

LORE & ORIGIN

The Weblio entry for 尊い explains that in fan slang the word is high praise for a favourite person, character or pairing, with the sense of being so wonderful that it overwhelms, and that 推しが尊い means the favourite stirs strong feeling. It contrasts it with 萌え, saying 尊い is more about being moved than charmed, and notes the original meaning of noble or reverence-worthy. No dated first use of the full phrase is documented. The corpus already has oshi and toutoi separately, and sonshi for the exaggerated "dying of preciousness" reaction; this entry is the complete sentence pattern.

FIRST SEEN
Unknown (exact first use not documented)
PEAK ERA (EDITORIAL)
2010s onward (idol and anime fandom)
CURRENT STATUS
Mainstream Slang

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TREND STATUS
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