by therealpanix December 12, 2018
Example 1: I thought game development wouldn't be that popular, but I got quite a few subs from the blue.
Example 2: You got a sub from the blue? Wait until you start adding more to your channel. Then the subs will start coming in like flies. It'll be more like subs from the swarm.
Example 2: You got a sub from the blue? Wait until you start adding more to your channel. Then the subs will start coming in like flies. It'll be more like subs from the swarm.
by arvinthsiva May 09, 2022
A person who isn't civilized and acts rowdy and loud in private and public spaces, also tends to get arrested a lot due to their behaviors. They tend to have violent tendencies and have no manners
Yo bro did you enjoy the movie last night
I tried but a Sub-Saharan was talking on the phone the whole time
I tried but a Sub-Saharan was talking on the phone the whole time
by Sisyphuses dove November 21, 2024
Sub-Fuck. A term used to describe the act of having Anal either beside or behind an open Subway resturant.
by Enderdragon2032//4_7D February 11, 2021
No talent hacks who run a YouTube Channel, but they can't attract any viewers or subscribers of their own, so they subscribe to another popular channel in order to direct people to theirs.
Once my You Tube Channel became popular, I knew I needed a Mod to exterminate all of the sub scrubbers.
by Arnie Grape September 07, 2021
A catchphrase MrBeast put on his banner a long time ago. It was basically a "please subscribe" call, but it was unique to MrBeast, and it gave him some individuality and more subscribers. Now, it's essentially the default YouTuber subscribe phrase, used by generic YouTubers with no personality, and by spam channels with no originality and they are only creating YouTube videos for the money. That's why MrBeast was probably the only inspiration for them to create YouTube videos.
They're not even good videos, they are 5 second YouTube shorts with an r/funny post they've stolen.
They're not even good videos, they are 5 second YouTube shorts with an r/funny post they've stolen.
by Deadboydoor517 January 09, 2025
Years back, this was primarily MrBeast's catchphrase. This helped him gain subscribers because it was something cool and new. In recent years though, it has been the go-to subscribe phrase for generic YouTubers with no personality, and spam channels that have no originality (all they know is stealing). The spam channels in particular probably took a YouTuber growth course as they're only in it for money. MrBeast was probably their only inspiration to do YouTube anyway.
by Deadboydoor517 January 09, 2025