4 definitions by Masterspy
The Snapchat equivalent of a tweetstorm, but with one difference: they are full of rants at others, and are written by people whose friends have been subject to Fake News and/or picked on. They also emulate the formula of the rants made by President Donald J. Trump on Twitter.
If you’re going to upload any snapstorms to your Snapchat, just beware of Screenshot Warrior Trolls, who take great pleasure in screenshotting your story and sending it to the people being talked about.
If you’re going to upload any snapstorms to your Snapchat, just beware of Screenshot Warrior Trolls, who take great pleasure in screenshotting your story and sending it to the people being talked about.
"I uploaded a snapstorm yesterday, but it fell victim to a Screenshot Warrior Troll. Although they have been blocked, things are only going to get stirred. Unbelievable!
by Masterspy November 7, 2017
Put simply, a Fake News Syndicate is made up of people who love to create, spread, and maintain Fake News - but only when it suits them. Additionally, most if not all of these people are Screenshot Warrior Trolls.
"The Fake News Syndicate is officially out of control. They will do or say just about anything in order to get attention - never been a time like this!"
by Masterspy November 8, 2017
Somebody who feels the need to take screenshots of a fellow Snapchatter's snapstorm.
When the Screenshot Warrior Troll has done this, they will usually send their screenshots to the people being talked about in said snapstorm. More often than not, the trolls have first-hand knowledge of the situation being referred to in the rants, something which allows them to stir the situation.
As may be expected, Screenshot Warrior Trolls find themselves removed and/or blocked on Snapchat pretty quickly due to the additional drama they cause, and if after reading a snapstorm they do not have enough knowledge to stir the situation effectively, then they will ask the fellow snapchatter what their story is about.
Screenshot Warrior Trolls are masters of pretending to be friends with the other Snapchatter, so they will come across as friendly in their asking about the snapstorm. But as soon as they realise what and who exactly the other person's story is about, they will screenshot said story and send screenshots of it to the people being talked about like there is no tomorrow.
When the Screenshot Warrior Troll has done this, they will usually send their screenshots to the people being talked about in said snapstorm. More often than not, the trolls have first-hand knowledge of the situation being referred to in the rants, something which allows them to stir the situation.
As may be expected, Screenshot Warrior Trolls find themselves removed and/or blocked on Snapchat pretty quickly due to the additional drama they cause, and if after reading a snapstorm they do not have enough knowledge to stir the situation effectively, then they will ask the fellow snapchatter what their story is about.
Screenshot Warrior Trolls are masters of pretending to be friends with the other Snapchatter, so they will come across as friendly in their asking about the snapstorm. But as soon as they realise what and who exactly the other person's story is about, they will screenshot said story and send screenshots of it to the people being talked about like there is no tomorrow.
"I’ve had to remove a couple of Screenshot Warrior Trolls this week. In doing what they did, they showed their true colors. Terrible!
by Masterspy October 31, 2017
When you want to call a girl a slag - in the sense that they are contemptible or insignificant - but political correctness kicks in, so instead you call them a lightweight tormentor.
"I refuse to call today's bully a slag, because that would not be politically correct. Instead I will only call her a lightweight tormentor!"
by Masterspy November 7, 2017