On grave n’ them members

On the dead homies. Just the slats that didn’t make it out. And the members are all us slats that are left. We got that yee on us at all times #yee #overtime

Like yeee bro, put it on grave n’ them members that I have bars bro. Like on set I can rap yo. Fr bro. Like d brown and them.

by Overtime Daw November 29, 2021

Sus._.Mello.on.Tiktok

A Tiktok content creator with a dead account, who mainly posts; shitposts, fnf or fortnite.

“Yo look its Sus._.Mello.on.TikTok!” Alrr

by Sus._.Mello April 16, 2022

Meat on the Bone

The mathematics, like Sir Johns First Aid, where we are. The god particle of business. 25 cents for a paper bag (slams fist on desk in anger), is it worth it? There is a present potential to be paid more if you can cure cancer. Left all the money under the dig tree or in a big steel can, gotta know the lurks and perks. Innovation!

"Meat on the Bone, Donny!"

by BromptonCocktail February 4, 2024

meteor on crack

stupid ass sentence used by minecraft kids who just got a meteor .jar and are checking out the spam plugin
"EJOJOI IM SUCH HACER"

"Meteor on Crack!"

by swaggistsociety August 8, 2024

mentally on 285

Your mind is scattered, hectic, and there’s a lot going on just like the traffic on 285 in ATL, GA!

Homegirl: Girl where you tryna go after work??
You: Don’t ask me s*** right now, my brain mentally on 285!

by bigmamanokids January 27, 2026

Mentally on 285

When your mind is looping, overstimulated, or all over the place, just like driving on I-285. You can’t focus, you’re lowkey stressed, and your thoughts keep circling instead of going somewhere.

I sat down to study but my brain mentally on 285.

by bigmamanokids January 27, 2026

Social Media Walk on Eggshells

The specific manifestation of the Walk on Eggshells Theory on social media platforms like X, Instagram, and TikTok. Here, the eggshells are algorithmic: a post can go viral for the wrong reasons; a joke can be screenshotted years later and used to destroy a career; audiences expect absolute ideological purity. The theory explains why so many users avoid controversial topics or post only inoffensive content—they’re navigating a space where the cost of a mistake is infinitely higher than any potential benefit of honest expression.

Example: “His tweet was about his favorite coffee brand; within hours, it was twisted into a political statement. Social Media Walk on Eggshells: even neutral topics can explode.”

by Dumu The Void March 23, 2026