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Where did awei die?
Awei is dead. This stalk comes from the movie "Drug Control".

Awei's death is actually a movie line, and awei's death is actually awsl. I'm dead. The whole content of this line is like this: "awei is dead, you chose an idol, Duan Kun is doomed, and Jesus can't keep him, I said it!" This sentence is also called Nick Cheung's most classic line.

A few years later, there are many imitators on Aauto Quicker, Tik Tok and other network platforms, and we have to say that Nick Cheung has great charm.

Drug Control is an action movie directed by Chen Musheng and starring Louis Koo, Liu Qingyun, Nick Cheung, Yolanda and Lu Haipeng. On 20 13, 165438 in China. The film tells the story of three good brothers who work together in the DEA. They encountered anti-undercover when conducting large-scale transnational anti-drug operations, and they had different performances in fighting to the death for survival. This film is the closing film of the 8th Rome International Film Festival.

The abbreviations of the same type are:

1, YYDS- forever. The origin of this stalk is that "Shan Ni Ruo" (once a professional e-sports player, now an anchor) expressed surprise at the proud operation of League of Legends professional player Jane in a live broadcast, calling it "Jian Zihao, the eternal god".

After that, this sentence spread on the Internet. Ordinary words of praise can no longer express the worship of idols. Yyds is often used by top figures in their favorite industries and is very popular in rice circles.

2.NSDD- You are right. Nsdd is also the abbreviation of Pinyin, which means correct. You are right. But when this statement appears, it does not necessarily mean that the other party agrees with you. If the other person doesn't want to continue arguing with you, then he may say nsdd, which means: I'm too lazy to continue arguing with you. I can't say anything you say anyway. Isn't that enough?

3, xswl- you're killing me. This is a popular abbreviation in Weibo, which is equivalent to a series of hahaha, 2333.