the real MVP
After Kevin Durant's acceptance speech for NBA 2013/14 MVP, in which he called his mother the "real mvp", the term has become commonly used when giving someone appreciation or thanks.
the real MVP by thesvs October 9, 2014
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The real MVP
The real MVP by Pussymarijuanajuana April 16, 2016
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You the real MVP
MVP stands for Most Valuable Player. Kevin Durant ( a guy you usually see on this meme) was talking about his mom while receiving the MVP Trophy on the sixth of May 2014 and called her ( his mother) the real MVP. After that this phrase indicates that somebody has done something really well, or so it's considered to mean.
Guys, who pay for Netfilx and let others use their account , you the real MVP
You write a good online review on a product? You the real MVP
You write a good online review on a product? You the real MVP
You the real MVP by Illuminatus February 10, 2015
You the real MVP
You the real MVP by This is a name September 7, 2014
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