Gen Z children started testing Rahul Gandhi, started asking the meaning of these words, do you know the meaning of Rizz or Capping?

Recently, a new video of Rahul Gandhi is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which he is seen laughing, joking and having interesting conversations with Gen Z children. This video is of a small meeting room, where some girls are sitting with Rahul Gandhi and having a general conversation along with politics. The special thing is that all these children are from Gen Z i.e. Generation Z, who are considered to be born between 1997 and 2012. The atmosphere during the conversation looks quite light and fun.

It can be seen in the video that during the discussion suddenly some Gen Z terms come up and the children start asking Rahul Gandhi the meaning of these words. On hearing this, Rahul Gandhi says smilingly, “Now I am in trouble.” After this everyone present in the room starts laughing. This moment is being liked a lot by social media users, because it shows a natural and friendly conversation between a leader and the youth.

First of all Rahul Gandhi is asked the meaning of the word “Capping”. A girl sitting next to him asks this question, on which Rahul Gandhi thinks for a while and then tries to answer it. He says it means when someone is not telling you things straight. However, in Gen Z slang, “Capping” actually means lying or exaggerating something. Rahul Gandhi’s answer was not completely accurate, but to a large extent it was definitely around that.

After this comes the second word “Rizz.” On hearing this word, Rahul Gandhi laughs and says that now he needs to learn this new language. He explains its meaning as “Energy”. Actually, in the language of Gen Z, “Rizz” is used for one’s personality, charm or ability to impress someone. Seen from this perspective, Rahul Gandhi’s answer can be considered quite close, on which even the children present there are seen smiling.

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