dymy

A term for unusual events and situations; a commotion, uproar, or disturbance. The expression “będą dymy” means that an extraordinary event or serious quarrel is about to occur and serves as a kind of warning.

The older variant of the word in the singular form – dym – also appears in general Polish (e.g., “Make some noise, create a fuss, let Poland wake up (…)” / Musical 1989 – music video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16gg47PpvuU1

Examples of usage:

1.”WE MADE DYMY! IF HE STARTS TROUBLE, LET’S GO FOR HIM! A GUY TEXTED ME THAT HE OWES MONEY!” / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoS6-8Bgs7c

2. “They called Ferrarka to create dymy.” /https://twitter.com/FeJz01120873/status/1686817466385580039
3. “THE STREAMER IS MAKING DYMY ON LIVE AND ALMOST DIES D:” / /https://www.twitch.tv/thehogaty/clip/FriendlyTangentialClipsmomOhMyDog?filter=all&sort=time