Listen to music by Copium on Apple Music. Find top songs and albums by Copium including Calling, Ngā Manu a Ruakapanga and more.

2022年9月22日 · Listen to Copium - Single by dieu_merci on Apple Music. 2022. 1 Song. Duration: 2 minutes.

2022年6月13日 · The "Copium" meme is often used to insult someone else, suggesting that they are responding in an inappropriate way or with deluded expectations. Copium is often used with "cope" via the Cope and Seethe meme since the two describe similar things — the person doing the copium is also coping, that is, they are seething, in denial and being a ...

2025年1月30日 · Copium is a portmanteau of the words "cope" and "opium" used to describe a fictional drug to help one deal with loss. It is frequently used in a meme featuring Pepe the Frog hooked to an oxygen tank labeled "copium."

2024年5月29日 · Copium is one of the most popular slang terms in the gaming and entertainment industry, indicating usage and inhalation of a metaphorical opiate when facing negative results of any sort in order to cope with the situation. ”Copium” is a portmanteau word made from a combination of ”cope” and ”opium”.

2024年9月12日 · Copium is the drug of deceit. A drug that may temporarily ease the burden of life but will do nothing to solve the greater issue at hand, potentially even making things worse in the long term....

2023年2月24日 · Copium is a combination of Cope and Opium, which is a psychological strategy for defending a softer belief against a harsh reality (a Drug). In Twitch chat, the term “copium” alludes to the use of this fictitious medicine to deal with failure or loss during a stream.

在 Apple Music 聆聽Copium的音樂。 尋找Copium最熱門的歌曲和專輯，包括《Losing Ground》、《Sadboi Summer》 及更多作品。

2024年7月21日 · One such meme is Copium, a term that dates back to 2003. Often seen on Twitch or under the chatting section of an esports stream, Copium is represented by Pepe the Frog inhaling from an oxygen tank. Here’s what it really means.

2022年12月2日 · Copium consists of two parts: “cope” and “opium”. The meaning of the word should be interpreted as a fictional drug to overcome difficulties or to calm down after a big failure or a row of losses. The first use of the word “copium” was back in 2003 when the rapper Keak da Sneak released his album called Copium.