a "literally me character" is a character in which filmbros identify, some examples of literally me characters are:
Patrick Bateman from American Psycho, Ryan Gosling in Drive, Tyler Durden in Fight Club
if a filmbro tells you that he really is like one of these characters RUN
Patrick Bateman from American Psycho, Ryan Gosling in Drive, Tyler Durden in Fight Club
if a filmbro tells you that he really is like one of these characters RUN
by yo:) April 15, 2022
Get the literally memug. by Yours, C.C. September 5, 2020
Get the Rail Memug. Typically found on twitter, this is often used in joke constructions and other lighthearted comments to suggest that the speaker doesn't want to receive any feedback or refutation on their comment. Saying don't @ suggests that the speaker doesn't expect or want a back and forth.
Ex 1. The GSW are unwatchable now that Kevin Durant sold out for a ring, don't @ me.
Ex 2. Popcorn is better with unsalted butter, do not @ me.
Ex 2. Popcorn is better with unsalted butter, do not @ me.
by Norman Macdonald November 20, 2016
Get the do not @ memug. by explodoboy April 4, 2017
Get the kill memug. Simple. Aha is a Norwegian band. "Take on me" in Norwegian is, "Ta på meg". "Ta på meg" in Norwegian means, hold onto me or touch me. They caused a stir and left many people to wonder about the meaning when they chose to translate literally, word for word, instead of figuratively. This was certainly intentional as Norwegians are fairly proficient in English.
by The Hiking Viking January 30, 2017
Get the take on memug. 
by DraXeno May 31, 2018
Get the load memug.