What Does This Mean?
Literally "mouth substitute"; in Chinese internet use, a person who says what you wanted to say, only more concisely or sharply. Reposting or praising a 嘴替 comment is a way of saying it speaks for you.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"Reading the top comment, she wrote, "这位网友真是我的嘴替.""
LORE & ORIGIN
Our China Story notes the word follows the entertainment-industry pattern of "X替" stand-ins (such as 文替 and 武替 for acting and martial-arts doubles), here extended to a stand-in for speaking. It describes the internet sense as someone who concisely sums up many netizens' views, and says the term was selected as one of the top ten internet buzzwords of 2022. No coiner or first online use is documented.
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