パリピ

• 読み: パリピ
• ローマ字: paripi
• 発音: /pa.ɾi.pi/

意味

Party people, social butterfly — someone who loves going out, partying, and being the life of the social scene.

パリピ is a Japanese abbreviation of 'party people' (パーティーピープル → パリピ). It describes outgoing, socially active people who enjoy nightlife, festivals, events, and being around others. It can be used admiringly, neutrally, or slightly mockingly depending on tone. The opposite of パリピ is 陰キャ (in kya, introverted type). パリピ culture includes Halloween costumes, music festivals, and BBQ parties.

例文

1. あの子完全にパリピだよね、毎週どこかに遊びに行ってる。
2. ハロウィンになるとパリピが渋谷に集まる。
3. 自分パリピじゃないから大人数の飲み会苦手。

使い方ガイド

場面: social media, casual conversation, friends

トーン: descriptive, sometimes teasing

正しい言い方

• パリピの友達に誘われてクラブ行った (My party-person friend invited me to a club)
• 今日はパリピモード全開で行く (Going full party mode today)

避ける言い方

• 初対面の人に「パリピでしょ？」はステレオタイプ的 (Calling someone a パリピ upon first meeting is stereotyping — it can sound judgemental)

よくある間違い

• Thinking パリピ is always negative — it can be neutral or positive depending on context and tone
• Not knowing the spectrum: 陰キャ (introvert) ↔ 陽キャ (extrovert) ↔ パリピ (party person)

起源と歴史

Abbreviated from パーティーピープル (pātī pīpuru, 'party people'). Emerged in the mid-2010s as a label for outgoing, socially active people. Entered mainstream usage through music events and Halloween culture. Won recognition in the 2015 buzzword awards.

文化的背景

時代: Mid-2010s mainstream adoption

世代: Gen Z and Millennials

社会的背景: Universal label, especially for outgoing urban youth

地域メモ: Used across Japan. Particularly associated with Halloween in Shibuya, music festivals, and urban nightlife culture.