What does being kinnie mean?
What does being Kinnie mean on Tik Tok?
Sometimes they will refer to themselves as a “kinnie” the same way someone might refer to themselves as a fan or stan. The hashtag #kin on TikTok currently has over 224.1 million views.
Difference between A Fan and Stan
A fan would be a somewhat casual follower of a group or artist.
To “Stan” a group usually means to become more invested in the group or artist.
I'm such a Kinnie of anime characters on Tik Tok.
Watching Avengers I was such a Kinnie of Wonder Women.
Kinning, is when you relate to a character, in basic terms. However, it goes deeper than that. You feel as though you have a connection TO the character, as in, you feel as though YOU ARE the character, especially when you read a book or watching a movie.
Someone who heavily relates to a character
Person 1: I'm such a Hajime kinnie, lol.
Person 2: I'm a Nagito kinnie, hmu
Person 1: ._.
Person 3: FUCK EVERYONE, I'M A MIU KINNIE!
Person 1: I'm such a Hajime kinnie, lol.
Person 2: I'm a Nagito kinnie, hmu
Person 1: ._.
Person 3: FUCK EVERYONE, I'M A MIU KINNIE!
Almost the same as being a “Synpath” or an “Otherlink”, a “Kinnie” is a person who “Kins” a character (usually fictional). “Kinning” is when you closely relate to a character (in ways such as a characters backstory, personality, looks, or all of the above). A person who kins may identify with the character. “Kinning” a character is not the same as “being kin to” a character.
A person who kins may feel closely related to a character involuntarily, or they may choose to kin characters. In the same way, a kinnie may lose the connection with the character over time or they may choose to stop kinning the character.
Kinnies can have many kins from different movies, anime, video games, books, and more! Most people who kin will put each character in a “Kins List”.
The terms “Kin”, “Kinning”, and “Kinnie” have replaced the term “Synpath” over time, as the variety of words are easier to say in conversation and they have grown more popular.
“Kinsidering” is when a person is getting to know a character to decide if it is a kin or not. “Kinfirmed” is a word used when a kinnie confirms that a new character fits their kins list.
Kin / Kinning / Kinnie Examples
Kin:
“I kin Ryoma Hoshi from Danganronpa V3.”
Kinning:
“Kinning feels natural to me.”
Kinnie:
“I am a Ryoma kinnie.”
it means having a deep connection to a certain fictional character
to kin, someone = to form or have that kind of connection
Another meaning behind the word “Kinnie” may refer to someone as a fan of a character; someone who feels like there is a kinship between themselves and their favorite personage.
“I am a Ryoma kinnie.”
The terms “Kin”, “Kinning”, and “Kinnie” have replaced the term “Synpath” over time, as the variety of words are easier to say in conversation and they have grown more popular.
A kinnie means you can relate to the character. It’s like a phrase to say you are like family or like kin with a certain character and can relate to them.
I’m a kinnie with that character.
Remember kinnie relates to the word kin which is family.
An offensive slur that is used against those who identify as otherkin, whether of spiritual or psychological belief.
It was based off of the transgender slur "tr//nnie" or "tr//nny" and is used by individuals today that do not even know what otherkin actually is.
If you did some research, you'd realise you're copinglink or just an uneducate cretin how thinks "kinning" a character = being similar to them.
"I'm such a Sakura kinnie!!"
"Do you even know what otherkin is?"
A slur used to mock the Otherkin and Fictionkin community. Often used instead of the correct term, Kith.
Being a kinnie is like being a kin just a popularised nickname (I.e being a Bakugou kinnie)
1: I am such a junko kinnie
2: omg me too!
1: I am her and she is me, I basically have her memories
Someone who heavily relates to a character.
Person 1: I'm such a Hajime kinnie, lol.
Person 2: I'm a Nagito kinnie, hmu