critical mass

a collective group of people who join together for a greater cause.

the kids saw the pigs comming down the street, and all formed a critical mass and pushed the dumpster into the middle of the street and set in on fire.

by sam March 14, 2005

critical mass

What you yell at the climax of phone sex, if you are a fat sweaty nerd who lives with his parents and has no job at 20.

" uh uh uh.... critical mass... did i tell you my name was paul? "
*thankyou for calling kids helpline*

by grouter55 July 13, 2003

critical mass

Calvin's Mom is fat. She's so fat she has her own zip code.

I looked at the gargantuan lump of Calvin's mom in front of me; realizing that it would soon reach criticalmass, I ran away.

by Jonathan Conaty March 30, 2005

A Critical Mass

are an awesome band from sudbury, suffolk in England.
They play metal music for fans of megadeth, ozzy, pantera etc
check them out on myspace

"a critical mass are awesome" a popular comment after the band have played

by rich6666 July 12, 2007

Dog critical mass

Where a dog is so stressed it will implode.

My dog is reaching Dog critical mass take cover!!

by FortunatelyIamhere January 27, 2021

blow critical mass

A person who in all likelihood could become overweight as they age due to their physical build

That girl looks great, but she looks like she'll blow critical mass when she gets older by looking at her face and hips

by Tribal_Warfare January 20, 2024

Critical Analysis of Mass Media

A critical tradition within mass media studies that focuses on how media institutions reproduce power relations, naturalize dominant ideologies, and serve capitalist interests. Drawing on the Frankfurt School, British cultural studies, and political economy, it examines media concentration, propaganda models, representation politics, and the role of media in manufacturing consent. Critical analysis of mass media rejects the idea of a neutral “marketplace of ideas,” revealing instead how media systems are structured to amplify certain voices while silencing others. It remains essential for understanding both legacy media and their digital successors.

Example: “Her critical analysis of mass media showed how corporate consolidation meant that five companies controlled most of what Americans watched, read, and heard—not a conspiracy, but a structural reality.”

by Dumu The Void March 30, 2026