How to Say “Simp” in Japanese

媚び男
kobiotoko
The Japanese phrase for 'simp' is 媚び男 (kobiotoko).
The term refers to a person who shows excessive attention or submission to someone they are attracted to in hopes of gaining their affection.

How do you pronounce it?

kobiotoko

Did you know?

  • Japanese users often use the term 貢ぐ (mitsugu), meaning 'to pay tribute', to describe the financial aspect of simping, such as spending large sums on a streamer.
  • The word 媚 is also found in the term 媚薬 (biyaku), which translates to 'aphrodisiac'.
  • The term 媚びる can be used to describe a dog behaving submissively to please its master, not just humans in romance.

Examples in context

  • 彼は女々しい態度で彼女に尽くしている。
    He serves his girlfriend with an overly fawning attitude.

Example conversation

Yui and Ren are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. 結衣 Yui

    彼、また彼女に高いプレゼントを贈ったんだって。
    Kare, mata kanojo ni takai purezento o okutta n datte.
    I heard he sent her another expensive gift.
  2. 蓮 Ren

    本当に救いようのない媚び男だな。
    Hontou ni sukuiyou no nai kobio da na.
    He's truly a hopeless simp.
  3. 結衣 Yui

    でも、彼女は全然興味なさそうだよ。
    Demo, kanojo wa zenzen kyoumi nasou da yo.
    But she doesn't seem interested at all.
  4. 蓮 Ren

    そこが一番悲しいところだよね。
    Soko ga ichiban kanashii tokoro da yo ne.
    That's the saddest part.
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