IDGAF
IDGAF (interjection) means used to state flatly that you do not care at all about something, often with a note of defiance. Example: “Say what you like about me — idgaf.”
How to Use IDGAF
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishI really don't care.
Profane and emphatic; common in texts, captions and song titles. Softened forms are IDC and IDGAD.
IDGAF is stronger and ruder than IDC, and much stronger than IDK, which means I don't know rather than I don't care.
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Say what you like about me — _____.
Etymology
An initialism of I don't give a fuck.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does IDGAF stand for?
I don't give a fuck. It is a blunt way of saying you have no interest in something or are not bothered by someone's opinion.
What is the difference between IDGAF and IDC?
Both mean you do not care, but IDC — I don't care — is neutral and safe anywhere, while IDGAF is profane and carries a defiant, dismissive edge.
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