by CyberIzDead March 1, 2024
Get the A phoenix mug.When a woman pleasures seven men simultaneously by performing oral, anal, and vaginal sex, along with two hand jobs and two foot jobs.
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Bret: (Nodding approvingly) Rising Phoenix.
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by Pierre Longcock June 21, 2018
Get the Rising Phoenix mug.That person looked at me full of suspicion, judged and criticized me, man he must have the Phoenix phobia.
by Phoenix007 July 20, 2023
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by Skl8888 June 16, 2022
Get the Phoenix mugshot mug.To receive oral sex while your partner has the fireball drink in their mouth. The one receiving will then scream and shout and move resembling a phoenix being reborn.
by JakmasterLoL September 17, 2022
Get the The Screaching Phoenix mug.There's a lot of people that think the Milwaukee Bucks are a better team with better players that put more effort into each game than the Phoenix Suns right about now. You do have athletes that try to go beyond 100 percent for some reason, especially in the playoffs. Enjoying a sport for the original reason it was started is lost when people do that, since they're trying to make it more than a game and trying to get people to take it beyond seriously. It's bad enough that sports of all things are taken as seriously as they are, and that people try to add a level of pressure to them that make them the opposite of enjoyable. Sports are games and not life or death scenarios, and people seem to forget that.
The Phoenix Suns are the underdog in the NBA Finals, no matter what anybody tells you about their record or rankings. They are the team that hasn't won a single NBA championship yet, not the Bucks.
by The Original Agahnim July 18, 2021
Get the Phoenix Suns mug.A “phoenix” story (in the context of online creators/YouTubers/influencers) is when someone gets completely burned to the ground publicly — massive controversy, cancellation, doxxing, harassment, loss of all platforms and income — and then, after disappearing for a while, quietly rebuilds a new career (often under a new name/brand) and ends up happier, healthier, and frequently more successful than before.
It’s called a phoenix story because, like the mythical bird that dies in flames and rises from its own ashes, the person has to let their old online identity “die” completely, then rebirth themselves from whatever is left.
It’s called a phoenix story because, like the mythical bird that dies in flames and rises from its own ashes, the person has to let their old online identity “die” completely, then rebirth themselves from whatever is left.
Some well-known (or semi-known) examples of a phoenix story:
• Creators who were huge in the 2010–2015 era, got accused of something (true or false), lost everything, deleted all socials, and then years later came back as a totally different channel/niche and now have bigger audiences who have no idea about the old drama.
• People who used to be in drama-heavy circles (Skeptic YouTube, commentary community, etc.), got dog-piled, vanished, and resurfaced doing chill gaming, cooking, or educational content with a fraction of the old audience size but 10× the peace of mind and actual money.
• A few have even gone quasi-anonymous (avatar + voice changer at first) and built seven-figure businesses because they no longer have the baggage of their old name.
The key elements that make it a true phoenix (rather than just “they came back”) are usually:
1. They never really “clear their name” in the old space; the old controversy is still out there on Kiwi Farms or old Reddit threads.
2. The new audience is almost entirely unaware of the past (or doesn’t care).
3. The creator themselves says some version of “Getting canceled was the best thing that ever happened to me” because it forced them to escape a toxic ecosystem and build something sustainable.
• Creators who were huge in the 2010–2015 era, got accused of something (true or false), lost everything, deleted all socials, and then years later came back as a totally different channel/niche and now have bigger audiences who have no idea about the old drama.
• People who used to be in drama-heavy circles (Skeptic YouTube, commentary community, etc.), got dog-piled, vanished, and resurfaced doing chill gaming, cooking, or educational content with a fraction of the old audience size but 10× the peace of mind and actual money.
• A few have even gone quasi-anonymous (avatar + voice changer at first) and built seven-figure businesses because they no longer have the baggage of their old name.
The key elements that make it a true phoenix (rather than just “they came back”) are usually:
1. They never really “clear their name” in the old space; the old controversy is still out there on Kiwi Farms or old Reddit threads.
2. The new audience is almost entirely unaware of the past (or doesn’t care).
3. The creator themselves says some version of “Getting canceled was the best thing that ever happened to me” because it forced them to escape a toxic ecosystem and build something sustainable.
by natalieocean November 22, 2025
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