Nintendo'd

When you receive a cease and desist order or DMCA takedown request from a large company over creation of a fan project, despite it being under fair use. The term was coined by YouTuber Cr1TiKaL when he referred to Nintendo, a video game company that is notoriously overprotective of their intellectual properties.

I got Nintendo'd when my Mario fangame was taken down.

by SwipeWire July 16, 2022

deatlmores

Having more details, the opposite of "detaless," meaning "less details." Coined by Staten Island Twitch streamer Vinny Vinesauce in a dream where "details" was spelled "detaless," so more details would thus be "deatlmores."

1. I have a lot of details, or I have deatlmores, on this Red Vox album.

by SwipeWire March 06, 2024