title troll

someone that often makes jokes with ideas come from the title of something (often videos).
Like patent trolls, they don't produce any original material, but makes the ecosystem more toxic.
example:
title: Why are we not using graphene in our electronics
joke: I once try to buy graphene at the fish market, but all i get is seaweed.
title: We let our food mold and eat it
joke: I eat molded cheese for breakfast to increase mobility.

Sigh, the comment section is full of title trolls, where are those that actually have context.

No title

Stolen

I have for sale this '03 Cadillac Escalade. No title

title insurance

An insurance policy required by a title company for a real estate transaction that's not worth the paper it's written on. They exclude everything that may arise and don't have to disclose it, past, present, or future issues.

What is title insurance and do I need it?

title ogre

originated from 'title troll' to better suit for the STOP movement
like a title that hacks algorithms and grabs viewers' attention,
a title ogre does the same by making comments using elements from the title
for example:
title: 709 page book of the world largest prime number
comment: my friend is a primate, his primary choice of diversion is primal rage

sigh the comment section is bloated with impractical jokes again; better take action now and STOP those title ogres

formal title

If you have a formal title you're probably a very formal person who works hard to get anything

Damn look how formal that guy is he must have a formal title

Na-Title

Na-Title (verb)

to be stunned by a guy named Kirati and he ends up destroying your bias list.

"Na-Title" zoned ako sa LBC first chance in manila 2019.

Translation:
I got Title zoned at LBC first chance in Manila 2019.

(Title Confusion)

When so many people get the name of a song wrong that it necessitates parentheses containing the song's mistaken name along with its ACTUAL name so people don't get frustrated when they can't find it. It can also occur if the title of the song is too verbose. (Again, this too can be caused by people getting the title wrong.)

(Title Confusion) has occurred many times in music. To name a few:

-Escape (The Pina Colada Song) by Rupert Holmes
-Rocket Man (I Think It's Gonna Be A Long, Long Time) by Elton John

-Bang A Gong (Get It On) by T. Rex*
-Movin' Out (Anthony's Song) by Billy Joel
-Operator (That's Not The Way It Feels) by Jim Croce

* "Bang a Gong" was originally called "Get It On," but it was later changed.