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Rat-status

When you’ve hit rock bottom and turned it into your throne. Rat-status is being so humble, so grounded, and so unfazed by the sheeple that no one can humble you because you’re post-humble. Humility isn’t a mindset anymore; it’s your baseline. You don’t downplay yourself out of modesty, you just know who you are and don’t need to prove it. Confidence without cockiness. Power without flex. Rooted in God’s plan, there’s nowhere to go but up. You’re not here for approval; you’re here for purpose.
He used to stress about approval, but he hit a point where he stopped caring what people thought. Now he’s on rat-status. A humble beast, a silent threat, a misunderstood creative genius, a post-humble spiritual king, a professional love-baiter. He's wired to win, locked in, and JUST IS.
Rat-status by Ratatted May 21, 2025
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rat status 

(adjective): a state of being where a person is so gross that they are comparable to a rat living in the sewer
Kelsey: "Dude, my boyfriend wouldn't get out of bed so then I farted on him"

Liz: "Dude, that's so rat status"

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rat status by schlumbum March 22, 2016
Word of the Day on May 19, 2018
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rat status 

to describe something you don’t like or is disgusting
becky : omg did you see sarah today
brittney: LOL yeah she’s looking soooo rat status
rat status by crazygal6271 September 20, 2018

RATSTATSTOPATS 

Todo:RATSTATSTOPATS!!! GREAT JOB

old man: thanks
RATSTATSTOPATS by Deku BHNA August 31, 2020
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