The term "mog" has gained popularity among modern bodybuilders to describe outshining others aesthetically. This concept is often accompanied by visual representations of "mewing," a non-medical jawline posturing technique that's gaining traction on TikTok videos set to "phonk" music.Within MOG's brand identity, the "Joycat" emoji plays a significant role. Derived from the Unicode emoji "Cat with Tears of Joy" (😹), this fan-created character is often used in combination with a pointing emoji to form 🫵😹 – a popular internet meme used to "mog" others.The Pit Viper glasses, iconic for their bold and flamboyant style, have become a staple within the MOG community. These retro sunglasses have seemingly replaced "laser eyes" on X as a cultural symbol for influencers involved in the crypto space.Meme EtymologyDerived from AMOG (“alpha male of group”).The word first appeared on fitness forums and imageboards around 2016 and was popularized around 2021.Verbmog (third-person singular simple present: mogs, present participle: mogging, simple past and past participle: mogged)(transitive, stative, Internet slang) To be significantly more attractive than (someone or something); to dominate in appearance.(transitive, Internet slang, by extension) To be superior to in general.