Define The Wig Meaning

From Buffy the Vampire Slayer, a cognate of "wigged out," "wiggy," and anything else like that you might think of. Something give you the wig, meaning that it scares you or freaks you out.
Alternative version: the wiggens.

Ricky Dillon explained wig very well in response to a tweet. In his reply on March 10th 2018, he said "Its basically like you're shook. Like something exciting or crazy just happened that made you so shocked that your wig flew off so in short: wig! but if you wanna spice things up you can add an action after that's a synonym for flew or gone. For example: Wig incinerated."

An evolutionized word, starting from “weave snatched”, to “wig snatched”, to “wig flew”, and now just to “wig”, because we are lazy. It’s basically a term short for “wig flew”, “wig left”, “wig disintegrated”, “wig in orbit”, etc.

A term not created, but revised by the pop culture stans in which, when something is so suddenly unbelievable, amazing or "sickening," your wig is gone. In acknowledgement to your wig being snatched, you would use this term. The context you would use this term in can vary, but it is mostly used in appraisal of something or someone, especially of legends in the pop culture industry.

Wig is a term used to describe when someone does something (In their opinion) that is so good that they go bald.

wig basically means to feel snatched or shook. if you watch a youtube video and someone spills the tea , you would comment “wig” meaning your shook.

When something happens so unexpectedly, that your wig flies off your head
Commonly used in stan Twitter language

to be freaked out or suddenly scared

Someone real high

to freak out// to spaz; to 'wig-out'