Meaning of "Padoru Padoru"
Refers to a cute meme where someone hums a portion of the "Jingle Bells" lyrics with a Japanese-style lisp and then sings it over a video game soundtrack
"As soon as the boss fight started, everyone started chanting "Padoru, Padoru", and the atmosphere suddenly got really cute and lively."
Related slang words
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