aiden effect
aiden effect by poopitysnoopity April 9, 2023
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Aiden Effect
When a weird and irrelevant person sets the bar so low that everyone else appears elevated to a higher status.
Aiden effect in action
*Goofy sees hot girl*
Goofy: Hey baby cakes can I have your number?
Hot girl: uhhh no you look 14 and I have a BF
Goofy: *gets sad and leaves*
*Real Nigga enters*
Real Nigga: Yo I just saw that goofy nigga try and spit G hahaha what a liq
Hot girl: haha I know right
Real nigga: Ight well give me your numba hoe ima call you
Hot girl: hahaha oookkk
*Goofy sees hot girl*
Goofy: Hey baby cakes can I have your number?
Hot girl: uhhh no you look 14 and I have a BF
Goofy: *gets sad and leaves*
*Real Nigga enters*
Real Nigga: Yo I just saw that goofy nigga try and spit G hahaha what a liq
Hot girl: haha I know right
Real nigga: Ight well give me your numba hoe ima call you
Hot girl: hahaha oookkk
Aiden Effect by YungJayInDaTrap January 25, 2021
Related Words
The Clay Aiken Effect
In any competition, when the receiver of second place or a runner-up ends up becoming more successful than the actual winner. This is open to interpretation, of course.
Typically associated with the case of Clay Aiken on American Idol, who didn't actually win, but who has become a more commonly-heard name than winner Ruben Studdard.
Typically associated with the case of Clay Aiken on American Idol, who didn't actually win, but who has become a more commonly-heard name than winner Ruben Studdard.
Billy ended up becoming a CEO, even though he got second place in the science fair in 4th grade. The first place winner, Paul, lives in his grandma's basement. This is an example of the Clay Aiken Effect.
The Clay Aiken Effect by tad-pole June 13, 2011
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