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vaulture by mine vaulture July 9, 2016
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Comment Vulture
A person who will go under another person's comments and try to gain notoriety. This can be either in the form of straight-up self-promotion or trying to sneakily redirect people to their social media. There are many form factors of doing this and a multitude of ways to do this.
Example:
(Person commenting under post): "No cap i make better content then 'insert influencer' and will always!"
Example 2:
Person 1: "I love this video and it relates to me, my mother recently died of cancer and this video helps me cope with it thanks so much"
(Person 2 Reply): "Yo guys i just posted my new song and its the most fire thing you will ever hear!"
Example:
(Person commenting under post): "No cap i make better content then 'insert influencer' and will always!"
Example 2:
Person 1: "I love this video and it relates to me, my mother recently died of cancer and this video helps me cope with it thanks so much"
(Person 2 Reply): "Yo guys i just posted my new song and its the most fire thing you will ever hear!"
That guy is a comment vulture no one respects him and he has no family, friends, or anything to live for in life.
Comment Vulture by TommyNFG March 8, 2022
Related Words
vaulture • Vulture • Vulture Culture • vultured • Vulture Capitalist • vagultures • valture • voultures • vultureair • Vulture bang
Cancel Vulture
A cancel vulture is a person who engages in cancel culture. They’re “vultures” as they watch and see for anything offensive made usually by a celebrity several years ago. They then spread this information to their peers and others who engage in cancel culture. These people are usually insecure and lifeless people who want to be a “hero” because they don’t do any real good in this world. They themselves are likely insecure about past mistakes and things they’ve said before, and they want to take it out on others. Or they’re just “woke” virtue signallers. They almost all come from Twitter which is already a total cesspool. These people can’t accept or learn that people change and possibly don’t hold the same views forever.
Jimmy: Hey Tom look, Carl found that (random celebrity) said something racist 9 years ago on Twitter and is now asking people to cancel them
Tom: Damn, Carl is such a Cancel Vulture
Tom: Damn, Carl is such a Cancel Vulture
Cancel Vulture by Salamander_Man August 8, 2020
Meme Vulture
Similar to how vultures only eat animals that have already died, meme vultures only begin to use and reference memes after they have already died.
Meme Vulture by CosmicBear January 6, 2017
Vulture Culture
Part of the practice of taxidermy. The act of Vulture Culture is to search of the remains of an animal and take it with the intention of using the remains for taxidermy (skinning, using the bones/skeleton; etc).
"Dude how's the Vulture Culture going?"
"Found a lot of dead birds but I really want to find a raccoon for my skull collection."
"Found a lot of dead birds but I really want to find a raccoon for my skull collection."
Vulture Culture by FreezingHeart June 24, 2016
Sexual Vulture
Somebody who makes a move, while the person they are making a move on is clearly weak due to alcohol, distress or sheer unattractiveness, resulting in them being easy. They are therefore preying on the 'scraps' in a similar way to how a vulture hunts
Rob: Look at that girl over there, she's a proper munter!
Matt: Looks like David is making a move on her
Rob: He's such a sexual vulture
Matt: Looks like David is making a move on her
Rob: He's such a sexual vulture
Sexual Vulture by Aqua Bear October 16, 2010
race vulture
Someone who intentionally tries to inflame racial tensions.
A person who deliberately and/or maliciously says something (regarding race) they know is not accurate in order to create dissent.
A person who deliberately and/or maliciously says something (regarding race) they know is not accurate in order to create dissent.
Person 1: "That white cop shot the suspect because he was black"
Person 2: "No he didn't. He shot him because he pointed a gun at the cop. You sound like a Race Vulture.
Person 2: "No he didn't. He shot him because he pointed a gun at the cop. You sound like a Race Vulture.
race vulture by Urbanisnturban May 2, 2019
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