Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A fancy way of saying you’re too good for everyone else and you know it.

I’m G Major 16. You’re just a background character.

He tried to flex. I said, 'Bro, you're G Major 16? Please.'

She walked in and said, 'I’m G Major 16. You’re just here to clap.'

2

When you act like you’re the only one who matters and everyone else is just noise.

I’m G Major 16. You’re just the crowd.

He said, 'I’m G Major 16. You’re just a footnote.'

She said, 'You’re G Major 16? I’ve heard worse.'

3

You’re so good you might as well be royalty and everyone else is just peasants.

She said, 'I’m G Major 16. You’re just peasants.'

He walked in and said, 'I’m G Major 16. You’re just a side dish.'

I said, 'You’re G Major 16? I’ve got a crown bigger than yours.'

4

You’re so good you think you’re the only one who counts and everyone else is just extra.

He said, 'I’m G Major 16. You’re just extra.'

She said, 'You’re G Major 16? I’ve got a better vibe.'

I said, 'You’re G Major 16? I’ve been here since the beginning.'

5

You’re so good you don’t even need friends, you just need people to admire you.

She said, 'I’m G Major 16. You’re just here to admire me.'

He said, 'I’m G Major 16. You’re just a side note.'

I said, 'You’re G Major 16? I’ve got better moves.'

6

You’re so good it’s like you’re the main character and everyone else is just background.

He said, 'I’m G Major 16. You’re just background.'

She said, 'You’re G Major 16? I’ve got a better story.'

I said, 'You’re G Major 16? I was here before you even showed up.'