Internet Culture Slang

noun A person who is not quite a celebrity but is well-known or recognized in a specific niche or industry.

• The sublebrity made a guest appearance at the charity gala.
• I heard that sublebrity is going to be at the party tonight.
• That sublebrity is always causing drama on social media.
• She may not be an A-list celebrity, but she's definitely a sublebrity in her own right.

noun a video recording in which someone suddenly appears in the frame, typically to disrupt the scene or deliver a message

verb to suddenly appear in a video recording, typically to disrupt the scene or deliver a message

• The news reporter was interrupted by a videobomb during her live broadcast.
• I can't believe John videobombed the wedding video with his silly dance moves.
• That guy loves to videobomb every chance he gets.
• Her loud laughter videobombed the quiet atmosphere of the library.

noun the process of using Google or its services in various aspects of life or business

• The googalisation of information has greatly impacted how we access and process data.
• I've noticed a lot of googlisation happening lately with everyone turning to Google for answers.
• The googlisation of everything is making us lazy to think for ourselves.
• The googalisation of our society is evident in how reliant we have become on technology for everything.