What does cap mean in Slang?

[charliedavid]

Cap slang is frequently used on TikTok and Snapchat. Can anyone tell me the meaning of Cap in slang?

 

[Alice]

In slang, “cap” means to lie or exaggerate. If someone says “that’s cap,” they mean it’s not true. When people say “no cap,” they’re emphasising honesty—basically “I’m not lying.” The term is common on social media, in texting, and in hip-hop culture.

 

[Andre Smith]

“Cap” in slang means someone’s lying or exaggerating so if I say “that’s cap,” I’m basically calling it fake. And “no cap” means I’m being 100% honest.

 

[Luciana]

Cap in slang means a lie or something that’s not true. If someone says That’s cap, they’re saying it’s fake or not believable. It’s often used in texting and social media. For example, “You got 100 on that test? Cap!” means they don’t believe it. The opposite is no cap, which means someone is being honest or serious.

 

[Albert]

In slang, cap means a lie or something that isn’t true. When someone says that’s cap, they’re calling something fake, exaggerated, or dishonest. The opposite is no cap, which means someone is being truthful or serious. It’s commonly used in texting, social media, and everyday conversation, especially among younger people. For example, “He said he finished the work in 5 minutes—that’s cap” means the speaker doesn’t believe it’s true.