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A term recently coined by TikTok, Instagram and YouTube playlists alike to describe a preteen (often a girl) during the years 2012-2017 who had fully ingrained themselves into 2010s fandom and subculture, albeit in an embarrassing and cringy yet endearing way. Media affiliated with this term includes but is not limited to YouTubers like Dan and Phil, Markiplier, Jacksepticeye and Aphmau, games like Yandere Simulator, FNAF and Undertale, artists like Melanie Martinez, TØP, Halsey, Get Scared and Set it off, anime like Future diary, Tokyo ghoul, Elfen lied and Black Butler, Nightcore, Tumblr, MLP, Creepypasta, scene/emo fashion and much more.
"Hey you know wolf in sheep's clothing by set it off?" "Yeah I found it through an Undertale AMV and would listen to the Nightcore version all the time when drawing yandere sim fanart and my pony OC" "Oh so you were That kid too"
Kids For Kids is a nice place to trade your kids for.. BETTER KIDS!
Customer - "I will trade two white boys for that asian boy." Customer 2 - "Make it 3 white boys and then we have a deal." Thats Kids For Kids In A Nutshell
An all around cool guy/gal. One of those people that everybody loves, adores, cherishes. Everyone wants to hang out with a kid's kid. Do not be mistaken, we are not talking about a kids physical kid. Term discovered and created in Indianapolis, Indiana, September 2012.
Yeah, Jimmy D is such a kid's kid
The reason condoms were invented.
Frick STI, condoms were invented to prevent kids.
Radiohead's fourth studio album. One of the most creative, original and innovative albums to come out of 2000. It was a huge change for the band after the success of the brilliant OK Computer. With no singles or videos, radio stations didn't know what to make of it. However, fans fell in love with the strange and bizarre album and it's sales shot into No. 1. Soon after the shocking sales, they were booked to play on Saturday Night Live and the chaos that followed OK Computer would repeat again for Radiohead.
Quote from WikiPedia: When asked in 2001 by MTV, "How do you guys feel about the fact that bands like Travis, Coldplay, and Muse are making a career sounding exactly like your records did in 1997?", Yorke replied: "Good luck with Kid A."
A somewhat condescending phrase used when responding to an often ridiculous, silly, or funny statement. It is used to denote to the person who said the statement and can probably be likened to saying "Tsk, tsk" or "Oh brother." Often a person will shake their head, laugh, or point when saying it.
Moses: LALALA I LOVE SCHOOL!!!! Tina: *Shakes her head and laughs* This kid......