It also came to be used as a warning call preceding an attack with a blunt object. Through a metonymic association between the actual checking of vibes and the violent results, vibe check has also come to mean the act or instance of suddenly, forcefully attacking someone, often with a blunt object. Vibe check became the key phrase in a pervasive internet meme that featured examples of historical figures or movie characters being struck with blunt objects or even murdered (for example, Cain & Abel or Julius Caesar & the Roman senate), implying that the attacking party had performed a vibe check on the attacked, found that the attitude or feelings of the subject were negative, and thus sought to punish the subject. This original meaning is almost never used anymore Instead, vibe check now refers to any evaluation of another’s feelings, mood or attitude, often because the subject’s vibes are suspicious or negative.
Since its inception, vibe check’s definition has evolved tremendously. It was used both as a noun and an interjection in this form, the interjection serving to invite the subject to share. Heavily Mid, mid-connections aside, you could make it work in an animation, but that would limit them both.Per example, the first time we see Satsuki wearing Junketsu she blows everyone in the battlefield with her raw power, she makes slight gestures with her sword that create massive gusts of wind, with a mere tap of her sword send Ryuko clashing to a building, in Kill la Kill Ryuko and.
The term vibe check originated on the internet in mid-2019, originally denoting an instance in which someone invites another to share his or her feelings.
