You're the Man Steve 

This is the highest social class you can be. This is the peak. This establishes more dominance than climbing stairs 3 at a time and even winning a Nerf war at the age of 40. This will make your grandpa smile and your grandma will be down on her knees.. watering the plants of course, no innuendo there Steve.

Hey Pedro, I just ate Eminem's bootyhole.

"Dang you're the man Steve!"
Thanks Pedro, hop on Fortnite real quick?

You're the Man Steve by Tyrannous aunt June 10, 2019

Dan The Man 

A man who is the Man! His name is Daniel and he likes westerns. The Term "Dan The Man" originates from the mind of Daniel as he dreamt of being in a western film. So Daniel is Dan. And The Man is Dan. It cannot get simpler. Dan is The man. Not Dan The Boy. The Man. If your name is Danielle or Daniela, then that's a different story, you'd be Dan The Wo-Man. (You see) often times, Dan can be both. So if your name is Daniel, and your Girlfriend is Daniela, then you pretty much got yourself slick nicknames. Take it from the elite (@dan_the_man2134 <-- That's one Dan The Man Instagram account)

It was high noon, Mad Man Rowley was about to shoot. But he knew he was no match for Dan The Man

It was high noon, Mad Man Rowley was about to shoot. But he knew he was no match for Dan The Woman

Dan The Man by Dan The Man 2134 May 19, 2017

blow the man down 

Blow the Man Down is an English sea shanty. The lyric most likely refers to a common mishap at sea during the age of sail wherein a strong, sudden gale catches a ship with its topsails fully set – the force of the wind, depending upon the load and balance of the ship's cargo, can actually "blow the man down", partially capsizing it.

Damn that wind is getting worse, I'm concerned it will blow the man down. Let's drop sail and ride it out.

blow the man down by English Minor 06492 May 4, 2020

stan the man 

The great Stanley Frank Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals, of course. He got the name when a sportswriter overheard a Brooklyn Dodger fan say 'uh-oh, here comes that man again' as Musial was walking to the plate at a game at Ebbetts Field, sometime in the 40s. In 1946 Musial led the National League in games played, at-bats, runs scored, hits, singles, doubles, triples, RBIs, total bases, slugging percentage, and batting average.

Stan the Man went into the Hall of Fame in 1968.

stan the man by Woody Thomas July 16, 2008

Fellowship of the MAN

A group of men who have the special priveledge of adding the letters M A and N to the end of their given names. Also known as the MANship, this group of men generally dominate podiums, score hot women and lead brilliant and prosperous lyfe's.

The Fellowship of the MAN is a very exclusive group, not only do the lucky ones need to complete a very tough test, but also must be of a high standard of look, charm, charisma and brilliance.

Fellowship of the MAN by Ronald Jeremy September 29, 2005

Portugal. The Man 

An indie-turned-mainstream rock band that insists on having “The Man” in their name due to being mistaken for the sound of a woman in nearly every song.

Person 1: “Hey, this song is pretty catchy! Who is she?”
Person 2: *laughs* “No, no, no, it’s Portugal. The Man.”

Portugal. The Man by Already used by someone else December 12, 2017

going to meet The Man 

1. to go to meet your suppiler (i.e. drug dealer).
The Velvet Underground's I'm waiting for the Man.
2. Can also take on other connotations of The Man as in James Balwin's Going to Meet the Man.

1. Junkie #1: Man, I need some PG.
Junkie #2: Don't worry, I'm going to meet The Man and get a quart of PG and a hundred nembies.
2. Feminist #1: I'm goin to the portest tomorrow, and I'm gonna meet The Man.
Feminist #2: You go girl!

going to meet The Man by Miss Spoon June 11, 2006