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Live Under A Rock 

It is to be a person who lives in isolation from and has limited knowledge of what is happening in the world around them. Used to describe an ignorant or obtuse person. Usually someone who lives in the basement of their mothers house.
Someone who spends too much time playing Farmville on Facebook.

Often someone glued to their television or computer screen.

Usually brought up when someone makes a comment about a big movie that they have recently seen where the other person is oblivious to said movie.

Someone who lives in their basement and only comes out for special occasions.

"You've never heard of Obama? Where have you been for the last couple of years... living under a rock?"

"Unless you've been living under a rock, you'd know about..."

"You need to get out from under that rock you've been living under!"

"Wait... you don't know about that? Are you stupid!?"
"No, I have just been living under a rock recently."

"Who is our president"
"Are you serious!? Do you live under a rock?
Live Under A Rock by Tomas and Em December 27, 2010
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live under a rock 

someone who is oblivious of the outside world
Have you seen this movie

No

How?! you live under a rock
live under a rock by Tomas! December 27, 2010

live under a rock 

1. Use NordVPN
2. Get a tinfoiled hat
3. live under a rock with no internet
As seen in NordVPN Commercial if you not want to use vpn and secure your browsing from hackers then live under a rock with no internet
live under a rock by PKTGeforce July 20, 2019
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