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charfing by GrumpyDestructo January 1, 2017
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Charging up
Do you want to charge up a little before going out tonight?
Bro I'm charging up right now, already at 12%
Did you see Steve? He's fully charged up and is streaking around the neighborhood
Bro I'm charging up right now, already at 12%
Did you see Steve? He's fully charged up and is streaking around the neighborhood
Charging up by OG_Serg December 22, 2020
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charming cobras
Friend 1: You my gurl bad yeah know she great at charming cobras yeah know what I'm sayin'
Friend 2: ayyyyy my boy gettin' it
Friend 2: ayyyyy my boy gettin' it
charming cobras by The definer of urban dictionar July 17, 2017
Cheek chafing
Cheek chafing by Breckinbad February 20, 2015
Prince Charming
Prince Charming is a wonderful man who typically engages in a quest to rescue the damsel in distress. He is handsome and romantic and makes all girls go swoon.
Prince Charming by Bubblesbubbles January 2, 2011
Charming Jo
Famous Korean singer, youtuber and twitch streamer.
Charming Jo started off as a game streamer but is now popular in Korea for his vocal covers, original music, yodelling, Comedy Night videos, Syncroom content (low latency online jamming program) and other musical collaborations and videos.
Although he has a mostly Korean audience on YouTube, Jo streams in English on twitch.tv.
He was first exposed to western audiences when he won AustinShow's (RajjPatel at the time) talent show on twitch. As a result of winning, his channel got hosted (viewers of the show got sent to Jo's channel) where he sang a song request of "Take Me Home, Country Roads" by John Denver. The clip of Jo singing this song then went on to go viral on many platforms.
Shroud had also watched his viral clips on his stream which led to him hosting Jo, giving him more exposure to western audiences.
Since then Charming Jo has collaborated with many other western streamers, including various OTK members, Pokimane, many other music and IRL/Travel streamers that either visit Korea, or Jo goes to visit.
He is often referred to in western audiences as "GIGACHAD JO".
He has also recently gone viral for his performance of the He-Man meme rendition of "What's Up" by 4 Non Blondes' and was invited by QTCinderella to perform at The Streamer Awards where he performed a mashup of "Take Me Home, Country Roads" and this song.
Charming Jo started off as a game streamer but is now popular in Korea for his vocal covers, original music, yodelling, Comedy Night videos, Syncroom content (low latency online jamming program) and other musical collaborations and videos.
Although he has a mostly Korean audience on YouTube, Jo streams in English on twitch.tv.
He was first exposed to western audiences when he won AustinShow's (RajjPatel at the time) talent show on twitch. As a result of winning, his channel got hosted (viewers of the show got sent to Jo's channel) where he sang a song request of "Take Me Home, Country Roads" by John Denver. The clip of Jo singing this song then went on to go viral on many platforms.
Shroud had also watched his viral clips on his stream which led to him hosting Jo, giving him more exposure to western audiences.
Since then Charming Jo has collaborated with many other western streamers, including various OTK members, Pokimane, many other music and IRL/Travel streamers that either visit Korea, or Jo goes to visit.
He is often referred to in western audiences as "GIGACHAD JO".
He has also recently gone viral for his performance of the He-Man meme rendition of "What's Up" by 4 Non Blondes' and was invited by QTCinderella to perform at The Streamer Awards where he performed a mashup of "Take Me Home, Country Roads" and this song.
Charming Jo by ZebraXylophone April 19, 2023
Krogan Charging
A funny internet meme derived from the Mass Effect 2 video game character Miranda Lawson. A Krogan is a type of sentient alien species similar to bipedal Rhinos and particularly love to headbutt, ram, or charge their enemies in the game. The term/phrase, however, is sharply overused by the character whenever this happens.
Krogan Charging by M. Mathers 2011 November 18, 2011