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Stadium Status 

1. A term coined by Kanye West, whereby one can signify that they have reached such a large audience of followers that their concerts can command enough people so as to fill an entire stadium.

2. That number-one spot; to be the most important and talked-about.

3. "People are going for that number-one spot, going for that moment: to be the most important and most talked-about. I call it stadium status. Do we have that copyrighted? That's what my album is: stadium status."
-Kanye West, Rolling Stone Magazine (2007)
With "Graduation" Kanye says he has definitely achieved Stadium Status.
Stadium Status by Tommy Scofflaw March 29, 2016
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stadium status 

To be a big enough star that you could fill an Entire Stadium when doing a concert, you know you're big once you've achieved Stadium Status. Coined by Kanye West in the song "Big Brother" off the Graduation Album.
Jay-Z, Eminem, 50 Cent, and Kanye West have all achieved Stadium Status.
stadium status by djsmalls October 17, 2007

Stadium Status 

The acquisition of greatness. A greatness that tends to attract the most expensive bitches, and hoes.
To compensate for his lack of "heat" Efrain made it his prerogative to reach stadium status! Unfortunately videos of Efrain dancing like an "angle" surfaced and he was never able to reach his stadium status! 'Twas sad!
Stadium Status by pimpmama000 April 4, 2011
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