1) Typically used to signify that speaker does not care whether their behavior emotionally upsets someone else.
2) The term could also be used to acknowledge that the speaker's behavior could upset someone, but the speaker stands by their behavior.
2) The term could also be used to acknowledge that the speaker's behavior could upset someone, but the speaker stands by their behavior.
1) *Slaps book out of someone's hands* "Oh, you were reading that? Sorry Not Sorry."
2) In a cooking competition "I saw her drop her dish on the floor. I could have helped her, but I'm running out of time. Sorry Not Sorry."
2) In a cooking competition "I saw her drop her dish on the floor. I could have helped her, but I'm running out of time. Sorry Not Sorry."
by VinM7 December 25, 2016
by Special KLove February 9, 2012
A new breakthrough single by Demi Lovato, it is used to represent the fact that a person doesn't emotionally care on whether a behavior upsets someone or not.
by MindsEyeTHPS August 21, 2017
Another limp dick passive aggressive move done by some who are trying way too hard to seem cool, smart, sarcastic and/or funny. Key term, trying way too hard..... Usually the attempt is an utter and complete failure and perceived for what it truly is, yet another desperate stab at attention.
I saw some dope put up one of those sorry not sorry posts about some hot button issue on Facebook. I guess the "desperately needs some kind of attention" app wasn't working at the time.
sorry not sorry needy shut up passive aggressive dumb unfunny
sorry not sorry needy shut up passive aggressive dumb unfunny
by Furiosa the Accursed June 11, 2016
Something Donald Trump preemptively says after saying.... well anything that normal humans realise is offensive. And generally untrue. Except in Donald World.
Oh, see? And now I'm fired! That's the cold, hard truth of immigration! Well there's only one immigration policy that I believe in, and that's fuckin' them all to death! the students gasp I'm just sayin' what everyone here's thinkin', kids! Sorry not sorry!
by Twee Pop March 15, 2016
by Kayla 🙂 July 5, 2018
When you feel like apologising but you dislike the person so you say something ultimately offensive. According to schoolkids, "Still counts!"
by AcidHazard5 September 5, 2019
