Piggyback Famous

When a person reaps the benefits of their friends success or becomes famous for being friends with a celebrity.

“The only reason she has so many followers is because she’s piggyback famous.”

by Saltnpepperishere May 15, 2021

giggybacking

When you respond to another performer's gig post by saying "I can't make it, I'm performing at *other venue* at the same time"

Pete: Hummingbirds show on Friday at 7 at Allways Lounge

Ron Hotstream: Pete, sorry I'll miss The Hummingbirds show at Allways, I'm performing at Sobou from 6:30 til 8

Pete: Ron, why are you giggybacking my post!?

by Samyourai April 26, 2023

piggyback mosh

In a mosh, one would get on ones shoulders and become lifted and rock out on this persons shoulders. To make the piggyback mosh experience better members in the mosh would join in to have 4-5 piggyback mosh happenings. Every concert should have atleast 3 incidents of piggyback moshings.

i love this song! mike10 get on my shoulders thus creating a piggyback mosh! - brent
okay! - mike10

or

holy shit gregor, get on my shoulders - foreverforward

by greg mcavity May 31, 2006

Alaskan piggyback

Is when you look into your nieghbors house and watch the porn that they are watching and masterbait. You must keep the same pace with them because once there done the porn stops.

Last night I caught my nieghbor Ryan giving me a an alaskan piggyback, can't that guy just buy his own computer.

by electricalstudents February 18, 2011

Piggybacking

The act of masturbating to pornography behind someone else who has no idea you are there.

Tommy was spanking it to Assaconda, not knowing Chuck was behind him, piggybacking.

by JohnnyInterwebs June 28, 2010

Piggyback

When someone joins a friends cell phone family plan just cause it would be cheaper than being on your own.

"yo dog you wana piggyback on my family plan it would make it cheaper for the both of us" "chea, then we can get the latest n greatest phones

by goodguys May 25, 2010

piggybacking

The act of trying to get into a subway station without paying. The name originates from the method, in that someone will wait for another passenger to pay, and when the gates open, the other person will immediately walk in right behind them so the gates don't close immediately. This only works with fare gates that open and close automatically, and not turnstiles.

The word is believed to have originated in Boston, where the act became more common after the MBTA increased fare prices.

As I was going into the subway station today, someone bumped into me from behind. When I turned around, the transit cops were giving him a ticket for piggybacking.

by Mr. X-103 February 27, 2013