The slang term "Becky" is used to describe a stereotypical young white woman, often portrayed as basic, superficial, and obsessed with mainstream trends. The name gained traction in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) during the 1990s and was popularized in hip-hop culture, where "Becky" was sometimes used as slang for a woman who is naïve or associated with performing oral sex. Later, in the 2010s, the term resurfaced in pop culture, especially after Beyoncé's 2016 song "Sorry" referenced "Becky with the good hair," sparking conversations about infidelity and racial stereotypes. Today, "Becky" is widely recognized as shorthand for a certain cultural stereotype of young, privileged white women.

英語での「Becky」の定義と意味

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