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Frong (for real, on god) is a expression used in the Cosmodium Cyber Security server for humorous means. It is most commonly utilised in a fashion of agreement about a given subject. Frong (for real, on god) is a derivative of “Fr” (for real) and “ong” (on god). It is not recognized as a legitimate word in the 2022 Oxford English Dictionary, but is utilized nonetheless as a cultural reference of mutual agreement. This expression was first coined by Soulsender and CØ$MØ where the two individuals were saying “Fr Fr ong” (for real, for real, on god) as a method of agreement, where after the two expressions were merged to form the new commonly used phrase. Since the debut, the phrase has found use in a server emoji of a small mammal dubbed a “gerbil” with the text “frong” (for real, on god) displayed on the bottom of the image in 2013 type-2 impact font.
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