passive aggressive cosplay

Wearing a cosplay costume, at an inappropriate time/place, to tick off someone you dislike, instead of having a verbal confrontation with them. It works best when used on people who are too stupid to get your reference. Passive aggressive cosplay can be used as an effective form of non-verbal protest.

At the (society for narcissistic mothers) picnic -

Suzy: “Jane, why are you dressed like Joan Crawford?”.

Jane: “Shhhh.... It’s passive-aggressive cosplay”.

At the (society for book-burners) annual brunch -

Rachel: “Jane, why are you dressed like Arya Stark from Game of Thrones?”

Jane: “Shhh.... It’s passive aggressive cosplay”.

by 3374267182 May 28, 2018

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Storm..cosplays

1. A really cool guy who caused it always to be clown time
2. Someone who thinks I can not jinx stuff, like loosing his eyeliner but finding his wigcap

"Hey go follow Storm..cosplays because if you do you know it is always clown time"

by I do not know I am not creativ July 25, 2021

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Cosplay Crip Set

A fake or online “gang” pretending to be Crips without any real street ties, hood presence, or recognition from actual sets. They mimic slang, symbols, and gang culture from social media, music videos, and documentaries—but it’s all performance, no politics, no turf, no reputation. Usually born from clout-chasing rappers or Reddit gang historians trying to live out a 90s LA fantasy from behind a screen.

“WSDMGC73 is the perfect example of a cosplay Crip set—all hashtags and hood emojis, zero block to back it up.“—LA local

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 11, 2025

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Anime Cosplay Day

You just cosplay anime’s or make an OC!

“ Anime cosplay day is putting on clothing that looks like the person from the anime or whatever..”

by Anime love gurly November 8, 2019

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cosplay

cos·play / käz-plā
noun: cosplay

The practice and hobby of girls dressing up as characters from video games they don't play just to syphon money from simps.

Also applies to girls dressing up as "trad wives" and creating TikTok videos faking virtues they do not have.

Despite popular beliefs, yes, girls do have hobbies.

A vintage sunflower dress that covers your tattoos is perfect for cosplay and virtue signaling that you're wife material on TikTok; when in reality your cooking skills are limited to warming up pre-made food from Trader Joe's in a microwave, you're on SSRIs and still can't get over that toxic ex you had in college.

by Dahbadu May 20, 2025

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