In YouTube there is a certain powerhouse about sponsorships where they get the YouTubers to say "Today's video is sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends, one of the biggest mobile role-playing games of 2019 and it's totally free! Currently almost 10 million users have joined Raid over the last six months, and it's one of the most impressive games in its class with detailed models, environments and smooth 60 frames per second animations! All the champions in the game can be customized with unique gear that changes your strategic buffs and abilities! The dungeon bosses have some ridiculous skills of their own and figuring out the perfect party and strategy to overtake them's a lot of fun! Currently with over 300,000 reviews, Raid has almost a perfect score on the Play Store! The community is growing fast and the highly anticipated new faction wars feature is now live, you might even find my squad out there in the arena! It's easier to start now than ever with rates program for new players you get a new daily login reward for the first 90 days that you play in the game! So what are you waiting for? Go to the video description, click on the special links and you'll get 50,000 silver and a free epic champion as part of the new player program to start your journey! Good luck and I'll see you there!" This is very annoying because I just want to watch your !!!!ing video you dullard. Just get on with the video.
by LukeIsCoolerThenU April 30, 2022
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by Joe A December 25, 2005
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To secretly and anonymously donate a bowl of hot chips to a group of people at a pub or bar.
The intention is to make them think that the bowl was brought to their table by mistake, giving them the illusion that they scored a free snack that should have been delivered to someone else.
You then watch them try to work out how it could have happened while they eat and enjoy their 'stolen' chips.
The intention is to make them think that the bowl was brought to their table by mistake, giving them the illusion that they scored a free snack that should have been delivered to someone else.
You then watch them try to work out how it could have happened while they eat and enjoy their 'stolen' chips.
Drinker1: That group of guys over there looks hungry, lets send them a snack.
Drinker2: Yeah right! Lets sponsorchip 'em.
Drinker2: Yeah right! Lets sponsorchip 'em.
by WarrenMad November 29, 2010
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Get the Spontormun mug.In Poland and possibly other Central European countries, the English word "sponsor" is used to describe a usually older, wealthy man who gives a young female friend money to help her through college, etc. He usually gets sex in return. She usually searches for him through an agency or web site. Both the man and the woman may have other steady partners. Neither the man nor the woman will admit the practice is prostitution, as the couple have a steady friendship and may go on clandestine holidays together, etc. The practice is far less normal in post-feminist Western Europe or North America, where it would be considered prostitution.
Magda from Warsaw posted an advert on the internet looking for a sponsor. She had the looks and the charm, and needed the money to finish her law degree. Her ideal man was about the same age as her father, from somewhere like England or America and good looking. That would make sleeping with him a little easier.
by Traveler12 March 31, 2007
Get the sponsor mug.a) A car (usually on highway) constantly going over the speed limit, which you can follow so, in case traffic police with radar shows up, it gets caught and fined before you, allowing you to drive fast without getting a speeding ticket.
b) Rich man who gets women only because his fat wallet not his personal characteristics (looks, personality, etc.)
b) Rich man who gets women only because his fat wallet not his personal characteristics (looks, personality, etc.)
a) "See that BMW, who just passed us? Speed up and follow him, he will be our sponsor."
b) "OMG, look! Cathy is together with another fat, ugly bastard. Her previous sponsor must have run out of money!"
b) "OMG, look! Cathy is together with another fat, ugly bastard. Her previous sponsor must have run out of money!"
by sagaris April 16, 2009
Get the sponsor mug.Snonym for advertisement or click-bait. Also called "promoted content", to trick the people who *finally* figured out sponsored content also means "bullshit follows".
It's usually some picture completely out of context for the advert, just there to draw your attention to the fraudlent, errr, sponsored content. These spurious pictures used to bounce around in their frames, before the Geneva Convention outlawed those mechanisms (and HTML flash tags) as crimes against humanity.
Underneath each spurious photo will be a partial headline designed to create a curiosity or "intellectual" itch that needs to scratched. For instance, "Doctors recommend that all parents of three headed babies do this..". Sometimes these lies, err, partial headlines are keyed to you location, in order to astonish you that something "important" is happening nearby. For instance "If you live near Ulan Bator, your mortgage could be paid...". Sponsored content usually appears in groups of four to six turds, or frames, at the end of an article. Nowadays, a real story may lurk in the fecal matter, to try to fool you into clicking on one of the nearby stools.
It's usually some picture completely out of context for the advert, just there to draw your attention to the fraudlent, errr, sponsored content. These spurious pictures used to bounce around in their frames, before the Geneva Convention outlawed those mechanisms (and HTML flash tags) as crimes against humanity.
Underneath each spurious photo will be a partial headline designed to create a curiosity or "intellectual" itch that needs to scratched. For instance, "Doctors recommend that all parents of three headed babies do this..". Sometimes these lies, err, partial headlines are keyed to you location, in order to astonish you that something "important" is happening nearby. For instance "If you live near Ulan Bator, your mortgage could be paid...". Sponsored content usually appears in groups of four to six turds, or frames, at the end of an article. Nowadays, a real story may lurk in the fecal matter, to try to fool you into clicking on one of the nearby stools.
1) Never click on sponsored content; it can summon the devil, or something even more evil from Taboola!
2) "Sponsored content" is related to "useful" as "Jussie Smollett" is to "truthful".
2) "Sponsored content" is related to "useful" as "Jussie Smollett" is to "truthful".
by therealmookmerkin April 11, 2019
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