Have you ever been scrolling through a chat or comment section and suddenly spotted someone write “DILLIGAF?”
The first time I saw it, I genuinely paused and thought, “Is this a new gaming term… or did someone just mash the keyboard?”
After a bit of digging, I realized it’s actually a bold, sarcastic slang people use online — and honestly, it’s kind of funny once you understand it.
Quick Answer:
DILLIGAF means “Does It Look Like I Give A F**?”*
It’s a sarcastic, blunt, and unapologetic way of saying you don’t care at all about something.
What Does DILLIGAF Mean in Text?
DILLIGAF is an abbreviation of the phrase “Does It Look Like I Give A F*?”**
It’s used when someone wants to express zero interest, zero concern, and zero reaction to something being asked or said.
It’s NOT polite… it’s intentionally rude or humorous depending on the context.
Example sentence:
“Honestly? DILLIGAF about what they said. I’m chill 😌”
In short: DILLIGAF = Does It Look Like I Give A F* = I don’t care at all.**
Where Is DILLIGAF Commonly Used?
You’ll most often see DILLIGAF in:
- 💬 Text messages
- 📱 Instagram comments
- 🔥 TikTok and Reels comments
- 🎮 Gaming chats
- 🤣 Memes
- 😂 Funny or sarcastic posts
- 💻 Twitter/X debates
Tone level:
- ❌ Not formal
- ❌ Not polite
- ✔ Very casual
- ✔ Sarcastic
- ✔ Often used for humor among friends
Use with people who understand your sense of humor — definitely not with your boss!
Examples of DILLIGAF in Conversation
A: bro they’re talking about you again
B: lol DILLIGAF 💀
A: u gonna reply to her message?
B: tbh dilligaf 😭
A: why aren’t u stressed about the exam??
B: cuz DILLIGAF anymore 😅
A: they didn’t like your post
B: and? dilligaf 💅
A: you’re late again
B: DILLIGAF tbh 😂
A: you lost 2 matches
B: meh dilligaf rn 😴
When to Use and When Not to Use DILLIGAF
✅ When to Use
- With close friends
- When joking or being sarcastic
- When showing you’re unbothered
- In casual or funny chats
- Responding to gossip or drama
❌ When Not to Use
- At work or in business messages
- With teachers, clients, or if possible
- In serious conversations
- During arguments where it may escalate tension
- With someone sensitive to harsh language
Context Comparison Table
| Context | Example Phrase | Why It Works |
|---|---|---|
| Friend Chat | “bro DILLIGAF 😂” | Casual, joking tone |
| Gaming Chat | “lost? dilligaf 🤣” | Light trash talk |
| Work Chat | “I’ll review and update you.” | Professional & polite |
| “Please let me know if you need clarification.” | Clear, formal, respectful |
Similar Slang Words or Alternatives
| Slang | Meaning | When to Use |
|---|---|---|
| IDGAF | I Don’t Give A F*** | Similar meaning but less sarcastic |
| IDC | I Don’t Care | Softer, more casual |
| LOL IDC | Laughing + don’t care | Playful tone |
| Meh | Not interested | Light, harmless dismissal |
| Whatever | Doesn’t matter | Neutral but mildly annoyed |
FAQs About DILLIGAF
Is DILLIGAF rude?
Yes — it’s intentionally blunt and can sound offensive if used in the wrong context.
Is DILLIGAF the same as IDGAF?
Similar, but DILLIGAF is more sarcastic, like you’re asking a question with attitude.
Can I use it with strangers?
Avoid it unless the conversation is casual and humorous.
Is DILLIGAF okay in school or work?
No — it’s inappropriate in formal or serious communication.
Does DILLIGAF always mean anger?
No. Many people use it jokingly, especially with friends.
I’m Ethan Ward, the creator of quotetypes.com, where I share simple, meaningful, and relatable quotes for everyday moments. I write to inspire, connect, and help you find the perfect words when you need them.