Blingbling, a popular online word, refers to a shiny object. It is often used to describe jewelry, and now it is also used to describe girls, indicating that girls are radiant.

In fact, slang is more appropriate than saying a word. Blingbling comes from a song written by hip-hop artists in the last century. Blingbling, originally used as onomatopoeia, later became a popular term. A lot of jewelry will make a blingbling sound when worn together, so blingbling stands for dazzling, shining, dazzling and exaggerated jewelry here.

The origin of glittering

Bling bling was first used in Dana Dane's song Nightmare, which refers to the sound effect of jingling bells. This sound effect often appears in cartoons, referring to the attractive feeling of piles of gold coins, jewels and gems shining.

1999, the song blingbling by a cash millionaire made it known and accepted by more people. Bling Bling has gradually become a popular word from onomatopoeia, which is often used to describe jewelry with dazzling, shining, dazzling and exaggerated shapes.