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new banger 

Something that is new and it rocks
Wow that cake is a new banger!
new banger by JD2020203 July 27, 2018

Netbanger 

Reppin a set, gang, or cult on the internet only.
This guy acts hard over text, but can't do shit in real life. I hate netbangers.
Netbanger by Goldskull_3 September 13, 2018

netbanger 

The word 'netbanger' is formed from two nouns: 'net' + 'banger'. The 'net' part is simply a shortened version of the word Internet. 'Banger' is a noun that literally means someone or something that makes a bang. Its precise and intended meaning is actually derived from the Icelandic word, banga, meaning 'to hammer'. In combination, the two nouns produce the new noun, 'netbanger', which denotes irreverence, a degree of iconoclasm, and free thinking. The name netbanger does not have negative connotations.

The term 'netbanger' was first coined in 2000 by the owner of the domain of the same name.
Mannie was somewhat of a netbanger; his personal views were unashamedly undisguised, which often proved controversial.
netbanger by POCUK May 24, 2008

Netbanger 

Someone who acts like a gangster, they usually threaten other people, behave like gangsters but more stupid, and they talk like gangsters when really most of the time they are just white boys who want to look cool for fame or something.
The 12 year old whiteboy in my 3rd period is a netbanger.
Netbanger by Urbionary November 12, 2021

netbanger 

The word 'netbanger' is formed from two nouns: 'net' + 'banger'. The 'net' part is simply a shortened version of the word Internet. 'Banger' is a noun that literally means someone or something that makes a bang. Its precise and intended meaning is actually derived from the Icelandic word, banga, meaning 'to hammer'. In combination, the two nouns produce the new noun, 'netbanger', which denotes irreverence, a degree of nonconformity, and free thinking. The name netbanger does not have negative connotations.

The term 'netbanger' was first coined in 2000.
Mannie was somewhat of a netbanger; his personal views were unashamedly undisguised, which often proved controversial.
netbanger by POCUK May 25, 2008

Netbanger 

Jack is a netbanger and a fag
Netbanger by Ccss netbangers2k18 January 17, 2018
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