Athlete turned actor
The former heavyweight boxing champion made a memorable appearance in the 2009 film "The Hangover," where he played a fictionalized version of himself and was involved in one of the film's iconic scenes.
Mike Tyson
When engaged in an online conversation, if someone types this acronym, it indicates a temporary departure or break from the conversation.
BRB
Creepin', A lot, Darth Vader
21 Savage
When you're leaving, you might say this phrase referring to some swampy reptiles
See you later, alligator
These two brothers appeared in Super Bowl 57
Travis and Jason Kelce
This NBA player made a memorable cameo in the 2015 comedy film "Trainwreck," where he played a fictionalized version of himself alongside comedian Amy Schumer.
Lebron James
This acronym, often associated with the fear of missing out on social events or experiences, is used to describe the anxiety that arises from the perception of others enjoying activities without you.
FOMO
Conversations, Robbery, Make Believe
Juice WRLD
When someone prays on your downfall, but it makes you want it more!
haters are my motivators
These controversial brothers gained fame from YouTube and participate in boxing matches
Jake and Logan Paul
This NBA star took on a fictionalized version of himself in the 2012 family comedy film "Thunderstruck," where a magical mishap swaps his basketball skills with a high school player.
Kevin Durant
If you need something done extremely quickly or urgently, you might use this acronym
ASAP
Photograph, Thinking Out Loud, Shape of You
Ed Sheeran
This popular saying suggests that marital bliss can be achieved by prioritizing the contentment of one's spouse.
Happy wife, happy life
These siblings have dominated the world of tennis
Venus and Serena Williams
This former NFL quarterback played a fictionalized version of himself in the 1994 comedy film "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective."
Dan Marino
A popular acronym, often used to justify taking risks or seizing the moment, this phrase encourages living life to the fullest with the belief that you only have one shot.
YOLO
Love Story, Our Song, Bad Blood
Taylor Swift
This idiom, often used to express approval or indifference, suggests that individuals are free to choose or do as they please without judgment.
Whatever floats your boat
These two Australian brothers both gained fame as actors and are known for their roles in superhero movies, with one portraying Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the other starring in the "Hunger Games" series?
Liam and Chris Hemsworth
This former UFC champion and mixed martial artist made a cameo appearance as Batroc the Leaper in the film "Captain America: The Winter Soldier."
Georges St Pierre
Founded in 1909, this organization advocates for the rights of African Americans and works towards eliminating racial discrimination in the United States.
NAACP
Play it Again, Knockin' Boots, One Margarita
Luke Bryan
This playful expression is used to convey surprise or astonishment and is often exclaimed when something unexpected or remarkable occurs and includes a dip
holy guacamole
These identical twins rose to fame as child actors in a Disney Channel series
Cole and Dylan Sprouse