Origins of "on fleek" is it related to en fliqué?

[sjoes006]

I always thought the two were related meaning like in control. Mainly I first hear me the phrase for eyebrows freshly sculpted and though they phrase meant like damn those are some perfect eyebrows. Not a hair out of place.

The French rendition put to stand would mean under control but literally police. But one someone is perfectly dressed they're en fliqué as I understood it.

Im told this is not the case. So where the F did the term come from. I'm out of reasonable options.

Kenya and whoever when they say it say en not on and then friqué with an American R sound. I always thought this was a slang term borrowed from French words and changed about a little in meaning.

I like that story better but where does it come from?

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Kanye

[Anonymous]

The whole "Eyebrows on Fleek" is a slang started among African Americans or "black culture". Its more of a street slang

[sjoes006]

Many, many Africans in this world speak French. And these days they may not but their elders may have.

The first time I heard it I thought oh, I don't know that phrase. The more I heard it I thought I understood it. That shit is under control, shits perfect.

You get people like Kanye using it and with his fashion experience I figure somehownit filtered in that way from Paris. Like Parisians didn't make it up but something they said sounded cool to him and he's like the is en fliqué but spell as you may.

It means what it means in slang. I think it is something people say perhaps that means nothing other than you look well put together. Or simply I want to say on fleek or whatever because it makes me belong. That's what bugs me.

I hate peoole using terms they don't even have a construct for other than someone cooler than me said it so now I'm going to try and pull it off and not had BS called.

It means something and has an origin.

[Opinion Owner]

Well I guess it originated as a hashtag on Instagram about 2 years ago.

[rivjanel]

I have no idea tbh.

[rivjanel]

it makes sense tho.

[supertall81]

It has to be.