Social Enemedia

Extension of the word, "Enemedia," to include Facebook, Twitter, Google, YouTube, etc.

Used to describe how the bias of big social media companies promotes liberal (Leftist) causes and beliefs while shadowbanning, deleting, editing, deplatforming, demonetizing or demonizing conservative causes.

The Social Enemedia suspended Milo Yiannopoulos's account, yet keeps accounts active for violent leftists.

by randalllflagg August 7, 2019

Awkwardly social

When a person is so comfortable and social it becomes awkward to be around them.

Person A: “Dude, do you know that guy? They talk so much it’s weird.. Makes me uncomfortable just being around them.

Person B: “Oh yeah, that’s just Greg. He’s awkwardly social.

Person A: “What.”

by Kosarakachakara May 2, 2024

social experiment walk

When a person doing a social experiment follows a camera man that is walking backwards while explaining the dumb shit that he is going to do.

look at that idiot, he's doing the social experiment walk.

by definer182 April 19, 2017

Socialism

The use of social media to connect with the world

Facebook and twitter promotes socialism to connect people together

by Ultim8male August 14, 2017

socialism

Far-left dictatorship where everyone (rich, middle class and poor) becoming miserable with the government taking private properties and businesses. Killed nearly 130 million people.

I hate socialism.

by Serbize March 24, 2023

Social Media Queen

An amazing female who popular on and runs several social media accounts.

That girl is a complete social media queen

by Media Queen April 18, 2018

Social Commerce

Where consumers band together online to influence, collectively, the price of a good or service, a form of social shopping.

A website or mobile app that, reduces its price for every like or tweet that potential customers generate as a group or where customers can get enough of their friends to buy ecommerce coupons, are engaged in forms of social commerce. In effect, consumers are banding together online to influence the price at which they are willing to buy and companies are paying their customers to do some marketing for them.

by ProfBruce April 20, 2011