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Project Mbappé 

The sole objective for a parent (mainly a father to a son) to live vicariously through their child into making them a footballer at the highest professional level. This may involve rigorous training exercises from toddler-hood all the way to adolescence, and taking pride in their first nutmeg during their school tournament.
Jheeeeze your boy really top binsed that? Project Mbappé looking like it's moving faaassst!
Project Mbappé by thfcJak May 24, 2020
The wonderful painting made by Dil Howlter in "DIL GETS A PET- Dan and Phil Play: Sims 4 #14". Melapples was created around 20:00 and mysteriously disappeared around 20:45.
Dan: Um...um...um... where the f*ck did Melapples go?
Phil: WHERE'D IT GO?!
melapples by phandefinitions April 15, 2017

Project Mbappe 

Dean's life goal to get Tommy T with Ray Mond. He spends all his time trying to get them together and lives vicariously through Tommy as he was rejected by Carmella so badly he ICUed.
"Project Mbappe is leng styll" - Tommy T

Kylian Mbappe 

When you you want to describe the best player in the world, or the best player of all time, or that player that scored in the 2018 World Cup final at only age 19! And became the second teenager in history to score in a World Cup final.
Guy #1 Ronaldo is is the best player in the world.
Guy #2 Nahh, U ain’t herd of {Kylian Mbappe}
Guy #1 Oh yea Never mind
Kylian Mbappe by Aylexx May 29, 2019

Project Mbappe 

An ideology formed in the deep deaths of FT. Commonly paired with Project Brampton Manor, Project Mbappe is the process of training your child physically, mentally, and emotionally every hour of every day until he becomes the next generational talent. The project is complete when a GIF of your child rules Twitter dot com.
If my wife fails to deliver a serious Project Mbappe candidate, I will Henry VIII her.
Project Mbappe by afcxcam August 17, 2020
Owner of Paris Saint Germoney now named Mbappe Money Fc

Money
He is mbappe hungry
He likes Mbappe
Mbappe by SherlockHomiesSewy May 21, 2022
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