Relevance Bun

When bald dudes still rock their pony tail / bun

Yo that dude's got a relevance bun. That guy is rocking a relevance tail.

by Ijustknowit October 1, 2020

Relevate

For something to make sense or to be relevant to something.

"That Relevates so much to this conversation"

by Dr_u2g1js February 2, 2023

Relevant to some

A euphemism used in sportscasting to indicate a score late in the game that does not meaningfully change the outcome of the game, but DOES change the outcome of gambling bets that depend on point totals or differences therein.

So, while a victory is still out of reach, the Owls touchdown in the last minute of the game brings them to within 10, in a move that is relevant to some.

by Smapple December 1, 2020

manufactured relevance

(verb The activity of personnel in management roles in which problems are both created and resolved by the same person. Usually while increasing the workload of all other employees of the company.

"Oh look, another memo about how to turn a wrench." Darryl sure loves his manufactured relevance.

by Naaglooshi February 12, 2021

rileys more relevant than trenaye

Rileys like 100x more worth being here and he has more many rights unlike the other thing he is lonely and had no friends haha

Rileys more relevant than trenaye

by Addisonraeisgey May 19, 2021

Seeking Relevancy

The act of creating or sharing superficial, overextended, or tenuously linked content—often on social platforms like LinkedIn—with the primary intention of maintaining visibility, validating one's expertise, or garnering social or professional advantage, rather than contributing meaningful insight or value.

"His post about how 'Monday morning coffee relates to leadership' was a blatant example of seeking relevancy."
"She's always seeking relevancy by tying buzzwords into every post, regardless of the topic's actual relevance to her field."

by CorporateClown December 6, 2024

Seeking Relevancy

The act of creating or sharing superficial, overextended, or tenuously linked content—often on social platforms like LinkedIn—with the primary intention of maintaining visibility, validating one's expertise, or garnering social or professional advantage, rather than contributing meaningful insight or value.

"His post about how 'Monday morning coffee relates to leadership' was a blatant example of seeking relevancy."
"She's always seeking relevancy by tying buzzwords into every post, regardless of the topic's actual relevance to her field."

by CorporateClown December 6, 2024