Verbalase drama

Verbalase, A rapper YouTuber, spent $50,000 on a self-insert softcore hentai of him being bound and possibly raped by Charlie Morningstar from Hazbin Hotel. Allegedly, the animation was made around mid-2022, but things came to a head when the video was leaked in January of 2024 and was swooped in on by storm. Coincidentally, Verbalase had been asking for funds and was going broke, so people started making (possible) connections. After trying to avoid the drama for weeks, he finally addressed it on Twitter, squashing some rumors that a minor had been the creator.

Person one: Damn, did you hear about the Verbalase drama?
Person two: Yeah, I did. 50k is wild.

by PonianYoutube March 26, 2024

Verbalase

the hazbin community won't let him forget the 50k he spent on charlie

person 1: you hear about the verbalase incident?
person 2: he spent 50k, they won't let him forget

by Pyschopathicgamer April 1, 2024

verbalase 50k chase

This references the animation of Verbalase, a youtuber who makes animated beatbox battles, being chased by Charlie Morningstar (Charlotte Magne for postarity) from Hazbin Hotel in near porn video.

Person 1: "Hey dude! Have you seen the Verbalase 50k Chase video?"
Person 2: "Yeah. Can't believe he dropped 50K on that."

by WilmaDiqfit June 6, 2024

Verbalslighting

The online and social media equivalent of gaslighting—making someone doubt their own memory, perception, or sanity through carefully crafted verbal manipulation, but without the romantic relationship context. Verbalslighting happens when you clearly remember someone saying something, but they've deleted it and now claim they never said it. It's when you screenshot a tweet, and the person responds that the screenshot must be fake. It's when someone in a group chat rewrites history so confidently that you start questioning whether you're the one misremembering. Verbalslighting thrives in digital spaces where evidence can be deleted, edited, or denied, leaving victims alone with their screenshots and their doubt. The only defense is archiving everything, which is exhausting, but necessary when dealing with someone who treats reality as a suggestion.

Example: "She posted a screenshot of his offensive comment. He immediately verbalslighted her, claiming the screenshot was doctored, that he'd never said that, that she was clearly unstable for fabricating evidence. Twenty other people had seen the original comment, but he'd deleted it and now they were all being gaslit into wondering if they'd imagined it. The screenshot remained. The doubt remained. The verbalslighting worked."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 15, 2026

Verbalterrupting

The gender-neutral art of cutting someone off mid-sentence, not because you have something urgent to add, but because you simply cannot wait to be the one talking. Unlike manterrupting, which specifically targets women, verbalterrupting is an equal-opportunity annoyance—men do it to men, women do it to women, everyone does it to everyone, and nobody finishes a thought anymore. It's the conversational equivalent of cutting in line, except the line is someone's train of thought and now it's derailed forever. Verbalterrupting is especially common in meetings, where the person who interrupts the most is somehow seen as the leader, and in family dinners, where interrupting is just called "how we communicate."

Example: "I was three words into telling my boss about my project when she verbalterrupted me to share her own ideas about what I was going to say. She was wrong about what I was going to say, but she never found out, because I never got to say it. The project suffered. The meeting continued. The verbalterrupting never stopped."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 15, 2026

Verbalspreading

The verbal equivalent of manspreading—taking up more than your fair share of conversational space, leaving no room for others to contribute, and making everyone else squeeze into the margins of the discussion. Verbalspreading happens when one person dominates the conversation, interrupts anyone who tries to get a word in, and treats the dialogue as a monologue that others are privileged to witness. Unlike manspreading, which is about physical space on public transport, verbalspreading is about auditory space in any setting—meetings, parties, family gatherings, online forums. The verbalspreader's voice fills every available gap, leaving others to communicate through glances, sighs, and the desperate hope that they'll eventually need to breathe.

Example: "The team meeting was supposed to be a brainstorming session, but Dave was verbalspreading so hard that no one else could get a word in. He talked for 45 minutes straight, covering his ideas, his opinions, his weekend, and his thoughts on the office coffee machine. By the end, everyone else had mentally checked out, and Dave thought it was the most productive meeting ever. It was not."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 15, 2026

Verbalbully

Person who lobs verbal insults

President Trump is a verbalbully.

by Shenaynaygins June 4, 2025