When someone has left some kind of impact, typically bad, that it forces a related person or group of people to check out (leave) out of embarrassment or disinterest.
The phrase references old time chat rooms with the notice that “____ has left the chat.”
The phrase references old time chat rooms with the notice that “____ has left the chat.”
*Shane Dawson’s ‘The Mind of Jake Paul’ video ends*
“Jake Paul has left the chat.”
or
“The Pauls have left the chat.”
“Jake Paul has left the chat.”
or
“The Pauls have left the chat.”
by C. Dardano October 4, 2018
by quickythiccyboi January 6, 2019
by sherloidbaisherloid July 10, 2018
Expression used in a wider context to express reprobation for the silly, outrageous or outright disgusting content shared by people with limited abilities in a group chat. The goal is to imitate the reaction of well-educated, respectable (and potentially French) individuals typically named "Clement" would have to said content. This enables the user to show reprobation while staying in the chat herself/himself in case similar content get shared again. Similar expression: "Karen has left the chat" to indicate the typical reprobation of a suburban member of the group who was not able to talk to the chat manager.
Everybody immediately wrote "Clement has left the chat" after Seb shared a misogynistic joke in our Whatsapp group .
by dargeax June 3, 2021
Meaning - heavily beyond SHOOK like the queen HIS/HER is CHOCKING RN and James Charles has been CANCLED
groupchat
Thelifeofmac2005 post- did makeup today bomb AF
*jefree star enters the chat*
*james Charles QUITS YT
{error message} *Jefree star has left the chat*
Thelifeofmac2005 post- did makeup today bomb AF
*jefree star enters the chat*
*james Charles QUITS YT
{error message} *Jefree star has left the chat*
by Bigdaddylongcouchie2378 September 20, 2018