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walmart version by actualplant February 27, 2021
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Walmart Version
adjective;
1 A derogatory term that is used to disparage a consumer product that is obviously a cheap, poorly made rip-off of a more desired, expensive brand.
2. Any musical group or that attempts to sound like a popular band, but fails.
1 A derogatory term that is used to disparage a consumer product that is obviously a cheap, poorly made rip-off of a more desired, expensive brand.
2. Any musical group or that attempts to sound like a popular band, but fails.
1. "My brother was bragging about getting a pair of Air Jordans, but they turned out to just be the Walmart Versions..."
2. "I checked out a Greta Van Fleet show, but they turned out to be a Walmart Version of the Rolling Stones.
2. "I checked out a Greta Van Fleet show, but they turned out to be a Walmart Version of the Rolling Stones.
Walmart Version by Simon Trinculo January 3, 2025
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Kayla: I'm tired of being mistaken for Snooki!
Mike: If it's any consolation, she's the Wal-Mart version of you...
Mike: If it's any consolation, she's the Wal-Mart version of you...
Wal-Mart Version by Guttertron June 9, 2017
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Fan 1: Did you know that SGP are the Warriors too?
Fan 2: Yeah but SGP is the Wal-Mart Version of us.
Fan 2: Yeah but SGP is the Wal-Mart Version of us.
Wal-Mart Version by Martin_Barstool September 29, 2021
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