Slarp (noun, verb)
/slɑːrp/
1. (noun)
Content, behaviour, or political engagement that blends the low-quality, nature of slop with the performative, elements of larp; characterised by insincere posturing and shallow output designed for attention rather than substance.
'I really wanted to come on in a Reform tartan burka, but apparently I wasn't allowed'
'On day lets do one of these events not livestreamed. We'll do all the naughty stuff'
Sarah Pochin says she wants to wear a tartan burka at Reform's Scottish Election launch