Usually seen on YouTube videos, the "me:" is a way to show a point you want to make in a conversation example. When you write the "me:" you tell the readers to watch the video, pretty much saying that this is your response.
You watch a video of someone raging and you go to the comments section and write a comment such as this:
"Me: "I'm going to win this match!"
Another player kills you
Me: "
"Me: "I'm going to win this match!"
Another player kills you
Me: "
by JabbaTheTrump April 30, 2018
Someone who's very selfish! They can't take anyone else's feelings in to acount as they are not aware other people have feelings!
Girl 1: Not everythings bout you, ya know
Girl 2: Of course it is, otherwise whats the point taking bout it.
Girl 1: Your so me me me me me!
Girl 2: Point?
Girl 2: Of course it is, otherwise whats the point taking bout it.
Girl 1: Your so me me me me me!
Girl 2: Point?
by Gerttrude March 19, 2007
by Daniel.Druff January 18, 2008
by You Kow It's True December 17, 2012
I am me.
You are you.
Me is me.
You is you.
We are we.
That's not the case tho.
The point is.
Me=the writer (me)
You=the person reading this right now(you)
so stop looking up "me" when it's all about me!
You are you.
Me is me.
You is you.
We are we.
That's not the case tho.
The point is.
Me=the writer (me)
You=the person reading this right now(you)
so stop looking up "me" when it's all about me!
by X2liTx September 09, 2016
by 32121 November 20, 2015