Top definition
When a friend goes behind your back for popularity.
Examples can include:
• Exposing secrets you told them in privacy
• Spreading rumors
• Ignoring you
• Etc.
The term comes from the Nickelodeon show 'Victorious', when Robbie exposes his friends for popularity. He exposes Tori popping a pimple on his web-show. Eventually, his friends turn against him.
Examples can include:
• Exposing secrets you told them in privacy
• Spreading rumors
• Ignoring you
• Etc.
The term comes from the Nickelodeon show 'Victorious', when Robbie exposes his friends for popularity. He exposes Tori popping a pimple on his web-show. Eventually, his friends turn against him.
Guy #1: Dude, did you hear the there's a rumor that Emily likes to collect forks?
Guy #2: Oh yeah, her best friend, Kate, started that rumor.
Guy #1: Really? I guess that's why she's sitting with the popular kids now!
Guy #2: Yup, Emily got Robarazzi-ed.
Guy #2: Oh yeah, her best friend, Kate, started that rumor.
Guy #1: Really? I guess that's why she's sitting with the popular kids now!
Guy #2: Yup, Emily got Robarazzi-ed.
by Robbiekindahot March 24, 2020