I'm A Problem

Someone who performs exceedingly well in competitions resulting in competitors feeling inadequate.

Used as a term of endearment.

Variation:
I'm a bit of a problem
I'm being a bit problematic

I'm a problem on the icerink

by ManPadAndHisCore May 21, 2022

Keys "The Problem"

1.Beasting main stream artists,calling them out on all bull shyt leaving them studdering,discombobulated, and small under green wigs

2. make wack rappers step their bars up

3. Burn booths with raw lyricism

4. smack a hoe before a rap battle

I will Keys "the problem" these hoes/niggas

by realhiphoplover October 26, 2010

Personal Problem

A current issue, usually started from drama, that one would not want to get involved in.

"You know the thing I like most about 'personal problems?' They're not my problem. Keep it that way. k? k."

by unknownstranger April 27, 2010

zombie problem

When you or your friend lives in a minority neighborhood or low rent apartment complex, and you drive through the area trying not to hit people who are just walking around and staring through your window.

me: "Dude, what's up with all the people just walking around?"
him: "Nothing. We just have a zombie problem."

by billbobgeorgesamone August 4, 2007

Bea O'Problem

A B.O. (Body Odor)problem said when Bart on The Simpson pranks the local bartender,Moe Syzlak.

Moe's Tavern?Hello I need to speak to O'Problem first name Bea?Bea O'Problem?Bea O'Problem?Do I have a B O'Problem? Yes.

by Kye Miller October 7, 2003

classy problem

A type of problem that, for its low likelihood of occurrence, should not be taken into serious account. Popularized by Doug Heffernan on the King of Queens.

Roommate 1: If we both get lucky tonight, who gets to use the apartment.

Roommate 2: That's a classy problem, my friend.

by Kyle Rh. May 28, 2008

Big House Problem

When more than one person is over a house that is vast in size and one eventually leaves without the other because they assume they've already left due to the fact that they haven't run into each other in awhile.

George: "oh, you're still here!"
George" "your friend took off, she thought you left, so..."
Girl: "really?"
George: "that's what happens in a big house. It's called the big house problem."

by mashetee November 27, 2009