Wiki Vandalism

those jerks who abuse the everyone can edit system and destroy the page leaving no info behind, these are usually done by no life trolls (i mean really, do it in a another game buddy, not destroying info) and absolute high school kids of any kind. they usually make stupid excuses like "THEY COPY EVREYTHING OFF OF THE REAL WIKI!!!!1!" or (this only applies to games) "why cant we just find it by our self's instead of putting no effort into it" or something like that.

broi: hey step bruh what are yo-
bruh: ITS NOT WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE!
broi: Wiki Vandalism, really?
broi proceeds to gun down bruh with a uiz and sends a tactical nope to his head, then proceeds to type an defnition into his computer, this jerk wiki vandalizes, kids dont do that

by someone else thats not u March 23, 2021

waffle vandalism

Buddy, I think you're stoned...

why are you looking up waffle vandalism on urban dictionary?

by Malina & Erika April 20, 2021

Recycled Vandalism

A type of Vandalism that is so Badly and Poorly made its Funny, and, can be reused for satirical Purposes.

Tyler: Some kid drew all over my wallet, trying to fuck it up, but it looks really funny so i'm keeping it

Karl: Now That's what i call Recycled Vandalism

by Jonathan347774 September 22, 2021

Social Vandalism

A deliberate act to poignantly, and comically, "vandalize" society while skirting laws of actual vandalism.

"His social vandalism of store products with stickers, that are both offensive to some but true for all, caused an uproar in the baby department of his local store."

by LaughNowCryLater December 19, 2021

Gps Vandalism

Using the post images button on a Google Maps location to either take away the meaning of the location itself or as a way of pissing off the Google Maps moderation team.

I put a picture of a penguin dancing onto the Google Maps location of the Pentagon. Hope I don't get reported for GPS Vandalism.

by GPS VANDALIST May 24, 2022

Graffiti-Related Vandalism

Unauthorized writing, tagging, or drawings on public or private property, often motivated by boredom, anger, or the pursuit of recognition within graffiti subcultures. Commonly linked to tagger crews, neighborhood crews, or street gangs. While some consider it a form of artistic expression, it is widely regarded as criminal property damage that contributes to visual blight, community disorder, and millions of dollars in annual cleanup costs, often correlating with declining property values.

“The city spent thousands cleaning up graffiti-related vandalism after several tagger crews hit the same block overnight.”—Detroiter

by RealTalkOnlyFool January 26, 2026