Or is it

The catchphrase used by vsauce Michael at the beginning of every video, followed by the iconic music.

Michael: The effect is really fun, but it's unrealistic. Or is it?
The video: *you know the music*

Or is it by nocringeman March 9, 2021

Or is it

Used to come back to anything someone says. Typically used when someone makes a statement to look hard or tough or like they actually know what the fuck they are talking about. You quickly act as the lawyer spreading doubt and say Or is it? Or does it? Or do they? et cetera!

Billy Bob "It's time to start working"
Smart person "Or is it?"

Billy Bob "This egg roll really hits the spot"
Smart person "Or does it?"

Billy Bob "stAve takes out the trash..."
Smart person "Or does he?"

Or is it by OrIsIt August 17, 2011

Or is it

Something Harry Styles says at his concerts. It is almost always said after “this is a family show!”

Harry:*picks up fluffy pink handcuffs that were thrown on stage* *shouts* “this is a family show!” *turns around* *turns back* “OORRR IIISSSS IIITTTT!?”

Harry styles: Or is it!

Or is it by Idekatthispoint March 24, 2019

Or is it? 

Another way to say "Or not?"

Hey Vsauce! Michael here, and subscribing to Vsauce is a no-brainer, Or is it?

Or is it? by qanrede January 14, 2023

Is it getting hot in here, or is it just me? 

A phrase people say when horny, or when they see a hot person.

A buff guy walked past the table
lisa: "Is it getting hot in here, or is it just me?"

Is it getting hot in here, or is it just me? by Fetus of a goat March 11, 2019

this is a family show... or is it 

the term coined by hazza at a one direction concert when asked to take off his shirt

in 2020 we have the fine line vinyl cover where it is defiantly not a family show

FANS- take your shirt off

HARRY- you need to calm down this is a family show... or is it ???

this is a family show... or is it by larrystylinson is real123 January 24, 2021

Is it Oochie Wally or is it One Mic? 

A phrase commonly used to point out hypocrisy and double standards in people, organizations or governments.

Coined by Jay-Z in his 2002 song "Blueprint 2," where he points out his then-rival Nas' double standards, wondering which songs are more his true self; the socially conscious ones ("One Mic," "Black Girl Lost") or the misogynistic ones ("Oochie Wally," "You Owe Me")

Conservative: "George Floyd and Breonna Taylor had it coming; I back the blue!"
Also Conservative *six months later*: "Arrest the Capitol cop who killed Ashli Babbit!"
Me: "Is it Oochie Wally or is it One Mic? Pick a side!"

Is it Oochie Wally or is it One Mic? by MJBurmy September 2, 2021