by CelticEagle February 11, 2019
The saying originated from the 1937 song Let's Call the Whole Thing Off by George and Ira Gershwin. In the song, the two pronounciations of "tomato" are compared: "tuh-may-toe" and "tuh-mah-toe". When people say "tomato tomahto" they say both pronounciations, as they were compared in the song.
by CelticEagle February 21, 2019
I live in the South, but religion is honestly overrated to me so I would consider myself a redneck atheist.
by CelticEagle February 19, 2019
Some wrong generation kids today complain about hipsters without realizing that 1980s hipsters existed. In fact, hipsters have been around since the 1940s.
by CelticEagle February 14, 2019
Basically something that someone says when they lambast the works of J. R. R. Tolkien (mainly for ignorant reasons like thinking his stories are racist which is really not true).
SJW: Tolkien's stories are unbelievably racist! Middle-earth? How about a middle finger to the earth!
Tolkien fan: You do realize that his stories aren't really racist right? Saruman is white and he's one of the villains in Lord of the Rings. Is that enough for you?
Tolkien fan: You do realize that his stories aren't really racist right? Saruman is white and he's one of the villains in Lord of the Rings. Is that enough for you?
by CelticEagle February 12, 2019
Any rapper from the 2010s decade. Most 2010s rappers are often given many negative stereotypes such as:
·Rappers only having ghostwriters working for them.
·Female rappers getting famous for only their looks and not their talent.
·Non-rappers thinking they can rap and getting famous for it.
·Rappers having ridiculous colorful hair styles.
·Rappers having too much tattoos.
·Mumble rappers.
·Meme rappers.
·Rappers who disrespect classic influential rappers.
·Auto-Tune rappers.
·Trap rappers.
Of course, not all 2010s rappers were like this. There were still many talented rappers at that time but were mainly overshadowed by popular hacks.
·Rappers only having ghostwriters working for them.
·Female rappers getting famous for only their looks and not their talent.
·Non-rappers thinking they can rap and getting famous for it.
·Rappers having ridiculous colorful hair styles.
·Rappers having too much tattoos.
·Mumble rappers.
·Meme rappers.
·Rappers who disrespect classic influential rappers.
·Auto-Tune rappers.
·Trap rappers.
Of course, not all 2010s rappers were like this. There were still many talented rappers at that time but were mainly overshadowed by popular hacks.
What's the one type of rapper everyone hates the most? The terrible 2010s rapper (not the good one).
by CelticEagle February 17, 2019
Basically anyone (mostly 1980s and 90s kids but not all of them) who deludes themselves and thinks that the past decades they grew up in were a lot better than the current decade they live in now despite a lot bad stuff still happening in those past decades.
90s kid: I hate today! I miss the late 20th century so much! 80s and 90s forever!
2000s kid: When will you overnostalgic people learn that EVERY decade has bad things happen in them? Were you not old enough to notice the AIDS epidemic, the Lockerbie bombing or the eruption of Mount St. Helens which killed 57 people?
Or how about in the 90s if you were even aware of the Bill Clinton sexual misconduct allegations, the suicide of Kurt Cobain, the Columbine shooting, the Oklahoma city bombing or the rise of teen pregnancy?
90s kid: Yeah, but the music back then was SO much better!
2000s kid: At least I grew up in a time where I was able to access my favorite songs and albums faster thanks to the internet. I swear most of you 80s and 90s kids suffer from a serious case of decade delusion.
2000s kid: When will you overnostalgic people learn that EVERY decade has bad things happen in them? Were you not old enough to notice the AIDS epidemic, the Lockerbie bombing or the eruption of Mount St. Helens which killed 57 people?
Or how about in the 90s if you were even aware of the Bill Clinton sexual misconduct allegations, the suicide of Kurt Cobain, the Columbine shooting, the Oklahoma city bombing or the rise of teen pregnancy?
90s kid: Yeah, but the music back then was SO much better!
2000s kid: At least I grew up in a time where I was able to access my favorite songs and albums faster thanks to the internet. I swear most of you 80s and 90s kids suffer from a serious case of decade delusion.
by CelticEagle February 13, 2019