Lergonomie
Lergonomie is a neologism combining the terms "ler" (short for *lolerging*, a slang term for excessive laughter) and "ergonomie" (French for ergonomics). The term emerged in the early 2000s as internet slang, particularly within online communities and gaming circles, to describe the practice of using exaggerated, often comical body movements while laughing or reacting to humorous content. These movements typically involve exaggerated facial expressions, exaggerated gestures, or even full-body contortions, often accompanied by exaggerated vocal reactions.
The concept gained traction as a form of digital humor, particularly in platforms like YouTube, Twitch, and
Critics sometimes associate lergonomie with performative or over-the-top behavior, though proponents view it as a creative