An American individual that refuses to be humble despite their own poor economic and educational condition. They might also refuse to be humble and understanding of less developed countries/races/brains.
They LOVE to brag about shit that people of their same race have done, but with all the ignorance they usually have, the farthest they can ever aspire to be is a NASCAR driver if they are lucky enough to have white trash parents who won the lottery
They LOVE to brag about shit that people of their same race have done, but with all the ignorance they usually have, the farthest they can ever aspire to be is a NASCAR driver if they are lucky enough to have white trash parents who won the lottery
An example of white trash being ignorant might be the way in which they disregard all the good other races and countries have brought to the making of their wonderful country in which they take no positive part of.
by White mexican November 16, 2011
Get the White trashmug. Corpo trash is anything that serves corporate ends to the detriment of the working class. A corpo trash person is obliviously subservient to corporate ends. If you consume without critique, you may find yourself to be corpo trash.
All these corpo trash cultists uncritically consuming the advertising being fed to them by their corpo trash devices. This is why we can't have nice things.
by 420anarchy69 May 19, 2023
Get the corpo trashmug. by DemogorgonSlayer October 26, 2020
Get the Trash Canmug. by Barbie117 October 6, 2008
Get the trash on a stickmug. Oikawa turoo from the anime : Haikyuu!!
This "prince" is a cocky piece of shit. He really should be shaped by the one and only hot guy: iwaizumi hajime
This "prince" is a cocky piece of shit. He really should be shaped by the one and only hot guy: iwaizumi hajime
by Fujoshi queen July 9, 2017
Get the Trash bagmug. A trashbee is an insect that flys around garbage heaps, attracting other scaliwag insects to mate with it. They notoriously smell like plants.
by Jewpacshakur69 January 3, 2017
Get the Trash Beesmug. 