Mafufa 

A person that is in avid marijuana smoker or someone who is too high too function.

Lorena esta bien mafufa ahoy.

Mafufa by nacaranda March 30, 2020

mafufa 

Mafufa is used in the spanish/mexican language to describe an undesireable lazy woman. Someone that is not liked because of her mafufitis. A woman that is connected to being fodonga.

Don't be Mafufa and help me out with the house choirs.

mafufa by Federico Pizano January 26, 2008

mafumafu (まふまふ) 

-An angel sent from heaven above to bless this undeserving earth with his holy voice of which we are not worthy of.

-An utaite/vocaloid producer active since mid-2011

Person 1: Hey did you listen to Mafumafu's new song?
Person 2: Hell yeah I did - mafumafu (まふまふ) is such an amazing producer and singer!

mafumafu (まふまふ) by Yui-Nyan August 30, 2017

Mafumafu 

Japanese Vocaloid producer turned singer-songwriter. Became popular due to his impressive vocal range and the ability to sing in a high, feminine voice. Vocal equivalent of a trap.

"Mafumafu's voice is great. I bet she's super cute."

"That's a guy..."

Mafumafu by Blue9377 October 28, 2018

Peter Maffay 

A famous german singer.
Often (at least in Germany) used to strengthen a negative statement.
Mostly used in online gaming.

Me: I'm lagging like Peter again.
Other Radom Guy: Like Peter Maffay?

Peter Maffay by fishkiller2406 June 25, 2016

manufactured pop 

"Manufactured pop" is a pejorative for a type of music created by cynical and greedy music labels for no other reason than to keep 150% of all profits made from legions of young (sometimes older) impressionable and gullible LCD-type fans who have no taste (the extra 50% is debt owed by the stars that can never realistically be paid back and is a constantly moving goal line). The pop stars are often no more than paid actors who can moderately dance and sing a few notes with the help of Auto-Tune in the studio and a recording of someone who can sing ok on live tours. They essentially sell their lives/souls to these corporations for the desperate chance that they'll "make it big" one day (see: "It's a trap!"). Which of course they never can do on their own, not without the money of Big Music behind them. Every aspect of their lives is decided by a board of directors or a soulless cutthroat marketing team. They decide, from a formula decided early on, who the star(s) can marry, when they get the bitter divorce, if and when they can get preggers, when to have the break down, when to enter rehab and when to write their "tell-all" novel or star in their bio-pic that subliminally hawks other corporate properties. The Walt Disney Corporation is known for doing this and many of their manufactured pop stars are alumni of the Mickey Mouse Club. Other record companies are known to do this as well.

God! Why is the CD section filled with nothing but manufactured pop? It's ruining music!

manufactured pop by thePenciler August 10, 2010

Manufactured Outrage 

When people, particularly those in media organizations, take minor concerns held by small amounts of people, and not too strongly even by them, and present them as though they are causing hordes of people to go into chaos. Manufactured outrage usually draws on legitimate things that are being said, but blows them way out of proportion to the point of painting a highly misleading picture. Mostly a means of getting attention and selling media.

An example of manufactured outrage happened in 2016. A fair amount of people were moderately (and for the most part reasonably) critical of the new Ghostbusters trailer, but a handful of obnoxious trolls made low-effort negative comments about the stars' gender. Many media publications treated it as though hundreds of angry middle-aged men were deeply furious about the movie, despite this being a clear exaggeration of reality.

Manufactured Outrage by RandomAnonymouseUD November 11, 2021