The term "Jojo Reference" refers to a popular media known as anime. To be specific the anime and manga series is titled "Jojo's Bizarre Adventure", when such word it utilized it's usually in meme format with it usually having something in common with a particular scene or character. Though in many memes it is usually indirectly referencing it with small similarities.
by Asuki K. June 02, 2022
When writing a literature review and the pile of journal articles to read never gets smaller due to finding a new relevant reference in the journal that now also needs reading
by moretimepelase February 15, 2018
When someone brings up a previous entry in that personal, tiny subculture of jokes, observations, awesome one-liners and general ideas that is borne of any two people. Such cultures can be linked by more than two people but are not nearly as intimate.
proper couple-culture reference
A: Hey B, x?
B: Haha, x! Good times.
improper couple-culture reference
C: GUYS
B+A: yes?
C: x x x x x x x
B+A: lol
A: Hey B, x?
B: Haha, x! Good times.
improper couple-culture reference
C: GUYS
B+A: yes?
C: x x x x x x x
B+A: lol
by play/write January 09, 2012
When a detective has only one arm, refers to a case as a riddle, or that detective plays/enjoys piano.
Based around the songs Nazotoki (Riddle Solving) and Nazokake by Hinata Haruhana, in which the character Len is a one-armed detective who played the piano.
Based around the songs Nazotoki (Riddle Solving) and Nazokake by Hinata Haruhana, in which the character Len is a one-armed detective who played the piano.
Person A: “Yo man, didn’t the Shuichi dude from Danganronpa have a thing for that one piano lady?”
Person B: “A detective and a piano player? Combine the two, and that’s Nazotoki Len for you!”
Person A: “Damn, is that a Nazotoki reference or something?”
Person B: “A detective and a piano player? Combine the two, and that’s Nazotoki Len for you!”
Person A: “Damn, is that a Nazotoki reference or something?”
by kotokomaru April 28, 2022