Outside joke

A joke a small group of people dont understand but all others do

Was that a Outside joke?

by Uno_Bruno October 23, 2022

outside chicago

You see, it’s not that we Chicagoans are extremely particular people; we just don’t consider it correct for someone from Naperville, Elgin, or Deerfield, Illinois, to say they’re from Chicago when they truly aren’t. You don’t hear people from some little town in California saying they live in L.A. or people from a small city in New York saying they live in New York City. You are not from Chicago; rather, you live near Chicago

"I'm from outside Chicago" " BRUH...you're from Evanston..."

by HustleSTL February 2, 2017

Outsider

(Noun)1. A homeless person or person who lives outside/outdoors or in a tent or other self made shelter 2. A person belonging to a larger group of people that reside in atypical areas and in an unorthodox way as opposed to average members of society in typical dwelling space (Insiders ) and have similar viewpoints on spiritual/philosophical matters and have adopted a new stance on life in general 3. A gypsy crossed with a camping enthusiasts that resides in Neverland and enjoys Urban exploration within a new culture whether by choice, circumstance or both

The outsider patiently stood in the long line at Starbucks anxiously jiggling the change for his morning coffee and ... if luck and the barista were on his side...the key to the bathroom; this was definitely his most hated part of his daily morning ritual but a real bathroom was hands down the preferred choice over the alley any day.

by Kaleena the girl with purple h September 3, 2019

kako outside

Gg go next - game over

“Co tam jak się czujesz?”
„gościu…KaKo outside”
„Ło kurwa, masz już pomnik zamówiony na cmentarzu?”

by Filzee August 23, 2022

you getting outside of yourself

When a person acting to big, like something they aren’t

Bro, you need to cool out… You getting outside of yourself

by REL562 September 27, 2021

we outside tonight

when someone says "we outside tonight" it usually means they're going out tonight or they're going somewhere.

"hey bro, we outside tonight"

by happyjulybb June 25, 2024

ho, catch me outside how 'bout that?

Inspired by the iconic scene of Bhad Bhabie (Danielle Peskowitz Bregoli) being on Dr. Phils show in the episode "I Want to Give Up My Car-Stealing, Knife-Wielding, Twerking 13-Year-Old Daughter Who Tried to Frame Me for a Crime" on September 14 2016. The original sentence goes "Cash me outide".
The phrase gained popularity on Tiktok in early 2025
It's a popular catch phrase but has been linked, along with other Bhad Bhabie quotes, to being insensitive and appropriating to black african american culture.

Lisa: "yeah ho, catch me outside how 'bout that?"

by aleenas127 April 30, 2025