You're screen sharing to the TV.

Timmy, SHUT THAT PORN OFF!

Dude, You're screen sharing to the TV.

by Deez nut_ella jars are nice. December 5, 2021

You're stupid

The phrase you say to someone who is stupid.

Guy 1: Women aren't real!
Guy 2: You're stupid.

by MrBoyGuyMan February 12, 2023

you're testing my zen

A Phrased that can be used when somebody is pissing you tf off. Zen is the feeling of being calm and not feeling the urge to punch somebody in the face when there being disrespectful so when your "zen" is being testing that means your struggling to not punch them in the face

random women: "you look like a rat"

me: "bitch you're testing my Zen right now"

by BreKatOwO March 3, 2021

off you'r

the mispelled version of " off your " , usually done by arabic kids

Mohammed : get off you'r chair and git job you kess ommak

by Cyka blyat 123 February 23, 2020

you're gonna be a father

•You impregnated someone

•Usually when you say this to a certain "person", you are stating that you got impregnated and the "person" is the father

"Hey Jason, I just want to tell that...you're gonna be a father" Lisa said to Jason.

by Mikekael July 23, 2023

You're not Famous

Something you say to someone that acts like they're better than everyone else when they're honestly no different than anyone else. All they do is post on snapchat all the time about hanging out with their three same friends and their 3 pairs of cool shoes, and you're tired of the cockyness and you think it's time for that person to get some humbling

"You're not famous bro. Stop acting like you're better than everyone else just because you have a cool pair of shoes and a nice car while still not having your own place, dosent mean you should act like you're the top shit"

by Mr.finesser April 25, 2025

You're Pitiful

a parody of the James Blunt song "You're Beautiful" written and recorded by American parody musician "Weird Al" Yankovic. It was released exclusively online on June 7, 2006. In it, Yankovic chides a 42-year-old man who lives a pitiful existence. It was originally intended as the lead single of his twelfth studio album, Straight Outta Lynwood.

According to music critic Nathan Rabin, "You're Pitiful" functions as "an amusing character study of the contemporary loser."1 In the song, Yankovic chides a 42-year-old man who still lives a "pitiful" existence

by SPrice1980 June 25, 2023