high-key

//ˌhaɪˈkiː// Easy • Origin: US internet speech, 2010s.

Openly; strongly; very much.

I high-key love this track.

low-key; fr

Opposite of low-key.

The boss fight gets aggro quickly.

Grab an Amp before the road trip.

After that thread, the brand was basically cancelled.

He was known as an agit on campus.

I think that proposal has a hidden agenda.

Her kitchen is pure auntie-core.