trump overload

When you experience a large influx of media containing Trump which exceeds critical threshold causing grate discomfort

I had a trump overload just turning on my TV, trump was the main topic on every news channel

by beaner master98 February 6, 2017

Diversity Overload

Similar to an electrical overload, but with diversity.

Mike: I'm getting a Diversity Overload with all of this diversity talk on TV and at work...
Jen: Check out my new "Kente" scarf.
Mike: Are you fucking kidding me right now?

by geekmalone June 19, 2020

pop punk overload

Refers to the songs "Clairvoyant" and "A Part of Me" merging into one song. It typically occurs after too much pizza is consumed, or if too many articles of pop punk clothing are being worn.

My friend just ate an entire XL pizza while wearing 2 flannels and a backwards flat brim hat; he caused a pop punk overload!

by durfurbrains247 July 9, 2016

Proverb Overload

When you use proverbs in regular conversation. Due to you or friends using them excessively on social networks to describe what's going through your/their mind.

Person 1- "I'm really starting to see the glass half-full ever since Tom put up the 'A bird in the hand is worth more than two in the bush' proverb."

Person 2- "Wow. Sounds like proverb overload."

by Nation Wide March 24, 2009

selfie overload

Taking an overload of photos of ones self using a mobile device

Using the reverse camera feature on a cell phone, or tablet to take photos of ones self, then uploading them to a social media platform constantly resulting in a selfie overload. Normally done by teenagers or self absorbed individuals

by Wildflower615 December 2, 2013

Emoticon Overload

Using an obscene amount of emoticons in a singular text/post/ect.

yes :) seriously it made me super happy :D but then my day got worse because charlie broke up with me! >:( i <3 you soo much, thanks for being here for me :D woah dude, i just realized how much of an emoticon overload that was.

by smileysmileyhappyhappy November 25, 2009

name overload

When you've met so many new people lately you can no longer keep anyone's name straight. Even friends and family members whom you've known a long time are not exempt.

Friend 1: "Hi to Megan and James!"

Friend 2: "Not James...Michael dearie! James is my sister's son."

Friend 1: "Ooops, I am so sorry. I've been meeting a lot of new people lately, I must be suffering from name overload."

by snowscape December 8, 2010