Have you seen "LSK" and you're not sure what it means? Maybe it's popped up on Snapchat or over social media. You might've even read "LSK" in one of your friend's texts. This article will review this acronym and different ways it's used in conversations. Read on to learn about "LSK" and use these three letters in your own texts or posts.

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What does “LSK” mean on Snapchat?

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What does “LSK” mean in texts and on other platforms?

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    In texts and on FB, IG, and Twitter, “LSK” may celebrate a “Lifestyle King.” “LSK” caught on when guys showed off their extravagant lifestyles and everyone noticed—usually, “Lifestyle Kings” have a lot of style, flair, and confidence. "Lifestyle Kings" typically throw the best parties and have a ton of admirers.
    • “He throws yacht parties that supermodels RSVP to! He’s a LSK, bro.”
    • “Did you see his collection of Rolex watches on IG?! What a LSK.”
    • “He’s sponsored by Armani and gets free suits now. Total LSK.”
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    In texts and on FB, IG, and Twitter, “LSK” may refer to making out.[2] While it isn’t a huge trend right now, “LSK” might’ve started as a joke in the early days of the Internet. At that time, some people may have used “LSK” to describe kisses with a lot of tongue. “LSK” captures the sound of a hot and heavy makeout session. If people say “LSK” to describe making out, they’ll talk about someone they have a major crush on.
    • “He’s my favorite Spiderman. 🕸️🤩 LSK LSK LSK.”
    • “What a tasty snack. 🍭 LSK.”
    • “They’re way too drool-worthy. 🤤 LSK.”
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How to Use “LSK” in Texts and on Social Media

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    Praise a friend for being a “Lifestyle King.” If one of your friends is a role model and you look up to them, say they’re a “LSK.” Maybe they have a lot of “drip”—meaning “style”—or you like their swagger and confidence. When you announce they’re a “LSK,” they’ll appreciate your support.
    • “I don’t know how you made all those gains! 💪 You’re a LSK, bro.”
    • “Where’d you get that jacket, LSK? It has so much drip. 💧”
    • “You’re always the leader of the pack! Always such a LSK. 👑”
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    Gush about anyone you’d like to “LSK,” or make out with. Have fun with your buddies and chat about your crushes. Talk about anyone you daydream about, whether they’re a celebrity or a classmate. “LSK” will let your friends know you’re totally carried away with your fantasies.
    • “After watching ‘Butter,’ I want to make out with every member of BTS. LSK! 🧈😋”
    • “What is it about MCU villains?! I guess I like real baddies. 😈 LSK.”
    • “I wanna ask out that guy in our drama class! 😳😩 LSK!”
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Other Meanings of “LSK”

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    “LSK” can refer to a “Learning Skills and Knowledge” class in college. “Learning Skills and Knowledge” courses usually focus on time management, test prep, and other study skills that help promote academic success.[3]
    • “LSK” is just an acronym that might show up in a catalog of courses, your class schedule, or your transcript.
    • For example, “College Writing Workshop 067” might look like “LSK-067” on your schedule.[4]
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    On Android phones, an “LSK” is a “Left Soft Key.” If you have an older Android smartphone, then it probably has three keys at the bottom of its screen or three buttons on its handset. The “Left Soft Key,” or “LSK,” is the key or button on the far left.
    • The “Left Soft Key” is basically like a back button—when you tap or press it, you can visit a page you previously visited.
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    “LSK” is also a problematic way to talk about being “light-skinned.” Whenever someone praises an individual for being “light-skinned,” they are actually engaging in “colorism,” a type of discrimination against people with a darker skin tone.[5] If you receive “LSK” in a text message or see “LSK” in a post and it refers to light skin, then it’s okay to call it out for being inappropriate.
    • “LSK” sometimes refers to a “Light Skin King” and is a discriminatory way to separate men into two categories—light skinned and dark skinned.
    • “LSK” can also stand for “Light-skin Kris,” a TikTok influencer, or “LightSkinKeisha,” a rapper. While everyone has the right to call themselves whatever they want, it’s also important to challenge beauty standards and point out colorism.
    • If you feel comfortable with it, you can open a dialogue about colorism. You can also ignore “LSK” in a text or report “LSK” on social media.
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This article was co-authored by Imad Jbara and by wikiHow staff writer, Madeleine Flamiano. Imad Jbara is a Dating Coach for NYC Wingwoman LLC, a relationship coaching service based in New York City. 'NYC Wingwoman' offers matchmaking, wingwoman services, 1-on-1 Coaching, and intensive weekend bootcamps. Imad services 100+ clients, men and women, to improve their dating lives through authentic communication skills. He has a BA in Psychology from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. This article has been viewed 3,347 times.
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