by PootiePatootie December 15, 2020
u have : CG,Hydra,StreetTeam,SeaSide,Ballas and BCF trying to start shit whith Mandem when MDM are just chillin.
Mandem are rent free in their heads
Mandem are rent free in their heads
by kingster101 May 22, 2022
The phenomenon of Woolwich arsenal fans being completely obsessed with Spurs, constantly talking about them and generally thinking about Tottenham Hotspur all the time. Whilst therest of the world barely knows who the Woolwich even are
by FaustusTheYid May 7, 2020
When an individual just can’t get over thinking about you when you really don’t pay their existence any mind
Griffin just can’t can’t handle the emotional damage caused by Austin. Austin is rent free in Griffins head
by Austinvanwie February 9, 2022
A metaphorical and rather elusive phrase which is used to describe having obsessive thoughts over another person or group (usually followed by 'in my head').
The elusive part, imo, comes from the phrase's seeming implication that someone wants to live inside your head, as in they wanted you to think about them, when it's often the opposite case (i.e. you obsess about them and they don't know/it wasn't their plan).
So when I say "Jake is living rent-free in Sally's mind", it doesn't imply that Jake has successfully enamoured Sally with his charm. What it really means is that Jake is unaware that he is the object of obsession in Sally's mind. But since Jake is unaware, his pov becomes nullified and therefore defaults to Sally's pov ("Sally is obsessed with Jake"). This phrase 𝘤𝘢𝘯 be used to imply that Jake had successfully infatuated Sally, however most people tend to use it for its inverse meaning. It can also be used for someone beyond just your crush, such as someone who hates you.
Just shining some light on the hidden logic behind this phrase, which some people might find confusing (e.g. me).
The elusive part, imo, comes from the phrase's seeming implication that someone wants to live inside your head, as in they wanted you to think about them, when it's often the opposite case (i.e. you obsess about them and they don't know/it wasn't their plan).
So when I say "Jake is living rent-free in Sally's mind", it doesn't imply that Jake has successfully enamoured Sally with his charm. What it really means is that Jake is unaware that he is the object of obsession in Sally's mind. But since Jake is unaware, his pov becomes nullified and therefore defaults to Sally's pov ("Sally is obsessed with Jake"). This phrase 𝘤𝘢𝘯 be used to imply that Jake had successfully infatuated Sally, however most people tend to use it for its inverse meaning. It can also be used for someone beyond just your crush, such as someone who hates you.
Just shining some light on the hidden logic behind this phrase, which some people might find confusing (e.g. me).
𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗼𝗻 𝗘𝘅𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲:
Maddy: Who are you staring at?
Ophelia: No one...
Maddy: Damien's living rent free in your head, I can tell.
𝗢𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗘𝘅𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲:
Rust Teammate 1: Hey I was away for a few days, fill me in.
Rust Teammate 2: We just pulled off a massive raid on one of the most heavily fortified bases, and we destroyed it to smithereens!
Rust Teammate 1: Damn! nice!! I guess we must be living rent-free in those team's heads now, hahaha.
Maddy: Who are you staring at?
Ophelia: No one...
Maddy: Damien's living rent free in your head, I can tell.
𝗢𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗘𝘅𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲:
Rust Teammate 1: Hey I was away for a few days, fill me in.
Rust Teammate 2: We just pulled off a massive raid on one of the most heavily fortified bases, and we destroyed it to smithereens!
Rust Teammate 1: Damn! nice!! I guess we must be living rent-free in those team's heads now, hahaha.
by Mary Mary Quite The Contrarian November 27, 2022
An insult commonly used on various 4Chan boards.
It insinuates that the person being insulted lives "rent free" with his or her parents, and thus must be a NEET with no life.
Note that when used, insults like this will often either completely shut down an argument or turn it into a rapid back-and-forth flame war, derailing it.
It insinuates that the person being insulted lives "rent free" with his or her parents, and thus must be a NEET with no life.
Note that when used, insults like this will often either completely shut down an argument or turn it into a rapid back-and-forth flame war, derailing it.
by Bonfou November 5, 2020
by QueenGem July 7, 2017