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Sunk a dunker 

A video of Doja Cat surfaced online where in a group chat she said something along the lines of “I learned that you can be anyone/anything if you sunk a dunker”.

Sunk a Dunker 

An nonsensical phrase that dribbled out of the scrambled eggs known as Doja Cat. While there is no currently-accepted definition by the linguistic community, I believe it refers to having Stans who will defend you from criticism, regardless of your actions. The 'dunkers' in this brilliant metaphor are those who would 'dunk' on you - attack you verbally in the public sphere. The 'sinking' refers to her fans defending her and counter-attacking their perceived opponent. Hence her call-to-action phrase "gang sunk that dunker", which could be re-written as 'Fans of mine, please attack this person who is criticizing me.'
"Doja called on her fans to sunk a dunker"
Sunk a Dunker by SeaGroomer July 28, 2020

sunk a dunker 

When you have a massive shit that you’re proud of and instantly attracts any female as it proves how much of an alpha you are.
Liam: I’ve just sunk a dunker, would you like to see
Abbie: i think I’m falling in love with you

Sunk a dunker / Sunk That Dunker 

This term is an joke from Doja Cat, which can only be speculated on. It just means “gang” or whoever “sunk” said “dunker” caused the “dunker” to perform badly, or blocked their shot. A basketball reference.

No this isn’t an alt-right racist term for black people and shouldn’t be spun to fit some strange narrative that Doja Cat is racist.
“Hah sunk that dunker, am I right? LETS GO LEBRON”
“Sure did sunk a dunker / sunk that dunker am I right?”
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doorwall 

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