90% of the Japanese people don't know what this word means.
Agepoyo is "GyaruGo". (Gyaru Language)
It means that the "tension" goes up. ↑ ↑
Gyaru is one out of many fashion styles that people in Japan use.
アゲポヨ=ギャル語。意味はテンションが上がる! ↑ ↑
Yumachi and Aina, two of the most famous Gyaru explain Agepoyo
in this video they made before going to Finland!
So whenever something good happends, it's Agepoyo! ↑ ↑
Some more examples:
楽しい時はアゲポヨ!と言う事です。
例えば:
Agepoyo!
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ReplyDeleteLewl, since when does a rise in tension connote something good?
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Awesome Blog nonetheless, keep it agepoyo ↑ ↑
あげぽよ!!!!!!!!!!
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↓ ↓ ¡oʎodǝƃ ɐ
ReplyDeleteawww cute fun blog~ cant wait to see more~ anywasy im going to japan this coming summer again~ hope i meet chu! n_n
ReplyDeleteThe purikura with eye enlargement is sooo scary. I felt like an alien when I tried it!!! aaah!
ReplyDeletemichi-picream: cool!! yeah let's hang out!! =)
ReplyDeleteshawna: Hahaha I agree!! But I like it because my eyes aren't very big normally... :/
I searhed agepoyo and found this site. It is fun to see a white guy blog about gyaru!!!!!! I am from Hong Kong and I love Japanese fashion too!!!! agepoyo!!!!
ReplyDeleteNow I understand haha. AGEPOYO!!
ReplyDeleteAgepoyo! I LOVED YOUR BLOG
ReplyDeletegreetings from a lolita in Mexico n.n