Meaning of "Slime"

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Slime슬라임#게임#SNS#밈/유행어2010s Meme

This refers to short-form content that stimulates the senses of touch, sight, and hearing through the process of touching, stretching, and kneading squishy slime (or similar clay-like substances).

"It was a slime video that showed nothing but scenes of someone stretching the slime with their fingers. As I watched, I found myself getting hooked, imagining how it would feel to the touch."

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