Nintendo'd

When you receive a cease and desist order or DMCA takedown request from a large company over creation of a fan project, despite it being under fair use. The term was coined by YouTuber Cr1TiKaL when he referred to Nintendo, a video game company that is notoriously overprotective of their intellectual properties.

I got Nintendo'd when my Mario fangame was taken down.

deatlmores

Having more details, the opposite of "detaless," meaning "less details." Coined by Staten Island Twitch streamer Vinny Vinesauce in a dream where "details" was spelled "detaless," so more details would thus be "deatlmores."

1. I have a lot of details, or I have deatlmores, on this Red Vox album.