Meaning of "Memnol"
It is a fandom culture in which fans mimic celebrities—referred to as "members" (or "mem")—as if it were a game, creating fictional scenarios to enjoy role-playing.
"After yesterday's live stream, the fans got together for a memnol gathering, where we played role-playing games by assigning character roles to each other."
Related slang words
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