1: Have you heard of those executives over at Militech?
2: Yeah... Those corpos really only care about themselves.
2: Yeah... Those corpos really only care about themselves.
by nonr_ May 13, 2020
Acronym in the Cyberpunk genre for a manager or executive in a corporation like Arasaka or Militech in the Cyberpunk series.
by Halofivebroken2 July 24, 2021
A corporate businessperson, typically in white collar professions or engaged in trading futures/stocks.
What's Mark up to these days?
He's into futures trading or crypto from what I've heard.
Ah, a corpo. Just like his father.
He's into futures trading or crypto from what I've heard.
Ah, a corpo. Just like his father.
by street_samurai December 11, 2022
1. Someone who lacks talent
2. Rookie
3. Far below average piece of shit that
4. Unathletic
5. Someone who cannot compete with the level of those that are franchise players
6. Half of "Corporation"
2. Rookie
3. Far below average piece of shit that
4. Unathletic
5. Someone who cannot compete with the level of those that are franchise players
6. Half of "Corporation"
"You are such a Corpo!"
"I was playing basketball in gym and i was playing like a Corpo"
"Fuck you Corpo, get on my level!"
"I was playing basketball in gym and i was playing like a Corpo"
"Fuck you Corpo, get on my level!"
by All4Crunch December 3, 2009
(abbr: Corporate-Communism)(n):
(A) a revolutionary movement perpetrated by members of the Top-Most Upper-Class (TMUP) to create a uni-class (lower class), moneyless, and stateless social order structured upon debt owed to the TMUC and ownership of the total world GDP by the TMUC members of a world society.
(B) a subversive political movement that is espoused by the Republican Party & the Tea Party.
(C) any political movement with the goal of destroying local free-market Capitalism, in favor of global markets and international corporations which own total world GDP.
(D) a subversive re-distribution scheme in which all value created in an economy is re-distributed to the Top-Most Upper Class.
(E) a subversive economic philosophy in which the Top-Most Upper Classes own all property (both Physical and Intellectual), control all means of production, and all means distribution.
(F) a psychological system in which individuals who have no vested interest in Corpo-Communism continually vote for politicians who support Corpo-Communism; political delusionalsim
(G) a linguistic game in which politicians who support the tenets and goals of Corpo-Communism (ex. George W. Bush; Mitt Romney) use the language of Capitalism, the language of Religion, and the language of "old-timey American values" to fool the American population into voting them into power; a language system that exploits the language of the American Founders to trick Americans.
(A) a revolutionary movement perpetrated by members of the Top-Most Upper-Class (TMUP) to create a uni-class (lower class), moneyless, and stateless social order structured upon debt owed to the TMUC and ownership of the total world GDP by the TMUC members of a world society.
(B) a subversive political movement that is espoused by the Republican Party & the Tea Party.
(C) any political movement with the goal of destroying local free-market Capitalism, in favor of global markets and international corporations which own total world GDP.
(D) a subversive re-distribution scheme in which all value created in an economy is re-distributed to the Top-Most Upper Class.
(E) a subversive economic philosophy in which the Top-Most Upper Classes own all property (both Physical and Intellectual), control all means of production, and all means distribution.
(F) a psychological system in which individuals who have no vested interest in Corpo-Communism continually vote for politicians who support Corpo-Communism; political delusionalsim
(G) a linguistic game in which politicians who support the tenets and goals of Corpo-Communism (ex. George W. Bush; Mitt Romney) use the language of Capitalism, the language of Religion, and the language of "old-timey American values" to fool the American population into voting them into power; a language system that exploits the language of the American Founders to trick Americans.
by Zap Gamma August 5, 2012
An offshoot of the word “corporate,” a derogatory term for someone who works for a big business and/or corporation and is just another “rat in the race.”
An easy way to spot a corpo-rat is through their use of corpospeak, a pretentious jargon of weighty adjectives put next to simple nouns.
Popularized by the game “Cyberpunk 2077.” Often refers to someone who works in a cubicle making six figures, yet is a vapid yuppie with no prospects outside of an already declining career, and is ultimately, an unhappy mess one takeout order away from a stroke.
An easy way to spot a corpo-rat is through their use of corpospeak, a pretentious jargon of weighty adjectives put next to simple nouns.
Popularized by the game “Cyberpunk 2077.” Often refers to someone who works in a cubicle making six figures, yet is a vapid yuppie with no prospects outside of an already declining career, and is ultimately, an unhappy mess one takeout order away from a stroke.
“Kerry: Gonna drag a corpo-rat on stage, make him kneel, douse him with gasoline, then light ‘im up?”
by dona sweet February 20, 2022
Heavy bias towards corporations, often as a result of mindless indulgence of corporate propaganda. They differ from bootlickers in that, while bootlickers defend billionaires because they expect special treatment, corpo-pilled people do it because they simply believe in it.
Guy A: You see Josh's tweet about how piracy is theft?
Guy B: Yeah that guy is full blown corpo-pilled
Guy B: Yeah that guy is full blown corpo-pilled
by Austinthehuman1 June 21, 2023