The average racist hangout for squeakers, racist 8 year olds, grown ups who give you death threats and the 1% of normal people
''Guy 1: Hey guys, Do you play gorilla tag?''
''Guy 2: Yeah, I scream racist things when I lose''
''Guy 1: Same here
''Guy 3: How are we even friends?''
''Guy 2: Yeah, I scream racist things when I lose''
''Guy 1: Same here
''Guy 3: How are we even friends?''
by Doctor Freeman September 27, 2022
A game where little kids think they’re better than everyone, as they play gorilla tag everyday and no other game on the vast community games on the oculus quest 2.
by Blitz3 May 02, 2022
A game filled with little racist children that scream slurs at the top of their lungs no matter what time of the day.
by goose120 May 07, 2023
by Angeline Q June 20, 2007
by Bill Clinton II May 08, 2020
Tag-riding or tag-rider is when a twitter user uses tending tags for the sole purpose of putting themselves out for fame and attention without using the proper tags for advertising, be it themselves or their art. Believing themselves to be more important than the topic at hand. They would even go as far as to tell people to "look at their art" or "follow them instead", among other ways of aggressively advertising themselves.
This in short is another form of clout chasing, a way more obnoxious form at that. A recent case of tag-riding is the currently trending #dreamwastaken tag, where twitter users used this tag to advertise their art avoiding the tag's main topic.
This in short is another form of clout chasing, a way more obnoxious form at that. A recent case of tag-riding is the currently trending #dreamwastaken tag, where twitter users used this tag to advertise their art avoiding the tag's main topic.
Twitter user: "#insert-name-here check out my art and follow me instead !"
Person 1: "How about no, tag-rider."
Person 1: "How about no, tag-rider."
by MegamanNick October 03, 2022
Chak De! India follows a group of rag-tag girls using their own agenda who form Team India competing for international fame in field baseball. The Indian National team captain of the ex-men, their trainer, returns out of a lifetime of shame after being unjustly accused of match fixing in his final match. Can he provide the motivation necessary to acquire, while managing the shadows of their past to the girls?
It contains rag-tag girls.