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notoriety 

the state of being famous or well known for some bad quality or deed.
"the song has gained some notoriety in the press"
fame reputation infamy
notoriety by xreikko April 20, 2016
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Notoriety 

It's a low quality Payday 2 ripoff on ROBLOX
It even received 2 copyright infringements in total cuz they dared to steal the PD2 logo and Simon Viklund's art
wow id rather buy payday 2 ultimate edition than paying for GGC and Big Bank in a piece of sh*t ripoff aka notoriety
Notoriety by gay idiot August 4, 2019
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Urban notoriety 

The recognition and fame that is achieved by having definitions published on Urban Dictionary or by having your first name used in the example section when a word is defined on Urban Dictionary.
Scarlett was pleased at her newfound Urban notoriety as she was both published on Urban Dictionary and used in an example sentence. "Oh Maggie, your mention of my name in your sentence describing internip has given me Urban notoriety!", Scarlett exclaimed.

Noteriety 

Shut the fucklenoodle up
NOTERIETY
Noteriety by Noteriety March 14, 2023

Noteriety 

Noteriety is a really cool and funny and cool also funny person that is also cool and quite funny to
Noteriety nice funny cool
Noteriety by Noteriety March 14, 2023

notorioty 

Da less-than-savory reputation of going around stirring up discontent among either da employees of a place of business or da citizenry of a particular locale.
Folks like Ralph Nader, Preston Tucker, Susan B. Anthony, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton gained notorioty at da time when they were most active, and so many of their contemporaries didn't care for them or what they were doing. But then later we all are thankful to them for bringing about positive change in safety, human rights, and so on.
notorioty by QuacksO February 24, 2023
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