Haha! It is I, Grunty Boi

The catchphrase of the famous advertiser on the youtube channel known as MandJTV

Michael: Greetings, Pokefans! Michael here and
Grunty boi: Haha! It is I, Grunty Boi

by DudeOnAnApp February 7, 2023

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where we droppin boys?

The question you must always ask the boys before dropping in a Battle Royale

Person 1: k we in the bus
Person 2: Where we droppin boys?
Person 3 : Tilted

by EloquentHexagon March 8, 2018

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big black monkey boy

black person, ishowspeed
is very black and scary

he is such a big black monkey boy

by ilovebbc's May 18, 2022

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Chris is a great lil son. He can’t beat you in game pigeon but we love em anyway. He is strangely happy all the time which puts everyone around him in a good mood. It’s weird to see him sad, and when he is sad you are sad. We don’t want our lil Sonny boy to be sad. Sonny Boy Chris is absolutely hilarious and has the best sense of humor ever. He is a people person and can make anyone around him happy.

Sonny Boy Chris galloped through the tulips.

by Meedow February 11, 2019

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frat boy realism

The kind of faux realism applied to fantastical material so that average viewer will believe it; the point at which the idea of realism simply translates to compromising fantasy in typically fantastical material, adding lots of black, blood, sex, or making it "dark," because that means it's serious grown up business; realism that results in drunk, college idiots proclaiming "that's so badass!" and marveling how deep they must be to "get" the goings on.

A great example of frat boy realism: "So the new Spider-man will be gritty and dark this time and not fruity and lame like the other ones?"

I'm starting to feel like one day I'll be feeling something similar about Christopher Nolan's "Batman" movies... loving them as films but HATING the impact they're having on genre film, i.e. making this kind of frat boy realism the order of the day.

by Jack Kirby January 17, 2011

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