Search Results for: drag culture

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   8 ball

   An 8 ball is one eighth of an ounce of a drug (usually cocaine). It can also refer to a mix of crack-cocaine and heroin as well as the malt-liquor brand Olde English 800. Sometimes,…
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   fútbol

   Fútbol is a direct Spanish translation of the English word football. It is an international team sport more commonly known in the United States and Canada as soccer.
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   What Does the Fox Say?

   What Does the Fox Say? is the main chorus of "The Fox," a 2013 novelty song and video by the duo Ylvis, imagining the possible vocalizations of a fox.
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   siren song

   Siren song describes something that is very appealing and alluring on the surface but ultimately deceptive, dangerous, or destructive.
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   rage comics

   Appearing in my popular memes, rage comics are a series of cartoon faces and characters used to make jokes about everyday experiences, especially awkward or frustrating moments.
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   vaporwave

   Vaporwave is a subgenre of electronic music that can feature heavy sampling and editing of smooth jazz or lounge, for example, and is known for its reinterpretation of pop culture themes.
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   fafa

   Fafa is a nonsense word parodying French. It can also be a pet form of father or papa.
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   🍕 Slice of Pizza emoji

   Showing a classic slice of pizza topped with pepperoni, the Slice of Pizza emoji 🍕is variously used to indicate the popular food as well as to discuss food and drink in general. The emoji is…
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   Keemstar

   Keemstar is the online handle of prolific YouTuber Daniel Keem, best known for his series DramaAlert, which reports on conflicts between popular personalities on YouTube.
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    moar

    Moar is an intentional misspelling of more, used online as a humorous demand.
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    Krang

    In the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise, Krang is an evil supervillain in the form of a gelatinous, tentacled brain. Deprived of a body, he achieves mobility through the use of an android body or…
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    Pajiba

    Pajiba is a left-leaning film review and social commentary blog founded in 2004. The name Pajiba is a nonsense word meant to sound sexually suggestive.