4 definitions by Ye Morishus
Although it's a simple number. But it has a special value to some. Specially to the BTS fandom A.R.M.Y it's because it states the number of members of the "Bangtan Boys", it also connects with one of their album names, Map of The Soul : 7 which also states the time the members have been together from their debut year 2013 to 2020.
by Ye Morishus February 22, 2021
It's an online slang which is mainly used in the "Twitch", "YouTube" & "Reddit" community to state how much of a 'simp' the big streamer for FUN - Sykkuno is. Sykkuno is a streamer who mainly plays games online with his friends where he often tends to simp for his friends and intentionally loses the game. He is seen simping mainly for the "AMIGOPS" which consists of "Disguised Toast", "Valkyrae", "Corpse Husband" & "Sykkuno" himself. He is often seen simping for a person he just met. As he has a trolling nature his friends simply lets him slide by. Besides "Amigops" he's often seen simping for "Pokimane", "QuarterJade", "John", "Fuslie", "RyanHiga", "Edison Park", "Peterparktv", "Tina", "janet", "yvonne", "aria", "kkatamina", "Lilypichu", "Scarra", "Micheal Reeves", "Myth", "Shroud", "Ludwig", "hjune", "Karl" etc.
Chat (teasingly) : Sykkuno, simped for Corpse today.
Rae (ranting) : This is not fair. He needs to simp bothways . He's "SIMPKKUNO". If he's gonna simp then he should simp for everyone, not just one person.
Rae (ranting) : This is not fair. He needs to simp bothways . He's "SIMPKKUNO". If he's gonna simp then he should simp for everyone, not just one person.
by Ye Morishus February 22, 2021
This word is being used in the online community, specially in the "Twitch" streamer community to call someone a "simp". But as twitch banned the use of the word "simp" in its platform, people found it's alternative in the word "shrimp".
Valkyrae : Simpkkuno, who are you simping for today?
Sykkuno : Rae, you're not supposed to say that word, say "shrimp" instead.
Sykkuno : Rae, you're not supposed to say that word, say "shrimp" instead.
by Ye Morishus February 22, 2021
Although it means 'at all times' or 'on all occasions', it has a special meaning to the "Harry Potter" fandom or "Potterheads". It is a word that is famous for Professor Severus Snape (The Half Blood Prince) who used it to state his love for Harry's mother Lily when Dumbledor asked him about his 'patronus'. Now it's widely used among the "Potterheads" to show their dedication towards something.
by Ye Morishus February 22, 2021