太污了

    tàiwūle

    Meaning: "污" means "dirty." However, Chinese people in the past don't use the phrase this way. It's more likely a common usage originating from Japanese, where the character means "cheap, mean, unsightly or obscene." Chinese netizens now use the term a lot, chiefly in place of a similar slang "太黄" (literally: too yellow), that refers to something extremely obscene.

    Example

    A: 听说你们家对面楼顶有人锻炼身体？

    Tīngshuō nǐmen jiā duìmiàn lóudǐng yǒurén duànliàn shēntǐ？

    I heard someone is often exercising on top of the building opposite your home?

    B: 是啊，我都不敢拉开窗帘。常常有个大叔裸身锻炼。

    Shì a, wǒ dōu bùgǎn lākāi chuānglián。Chángcháng yǒu gè dàshū luǒshēn duànliàn。

    Yeah. I dare not draw open my curtains. There is often an old guy working out naked.

    A: 天啦，这画面，想一下都觉得太污了。

    Tiān la, zhè huàmiàn, xiǎng yīxià dōu juédé tàiwūle。

    OMG, I can't picture this. It's obscene!