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racism by way of continuing to work on mostly or all-White teams; particularly relevant to creative & casting teams
"let me know if they're being shade-y at auditions for Beauty and the Beast... they better not use "but they were French" as an excuse to only call back the White girls!"
"Psh, they really said "sassy best friend from across the tracks" in the character breakdown. Shade-y."
a phrase used to indicate that a person's actions are nothing to be ashamed of. Used in a reassuring manner towards someone else, or as a statement to justify one's own actions.
Not to be confused with 'no tea no shade,' which usually precedes a subtle insult, 'no shade no shame' is a genuine statement of solidarity with another person's actions, or unapologetic pride in one's own actions.
You workin the pole to feed your three kids? Keep doin you honey, no shade no shame!
I went to the All-you-can-eat Buffet and I brought my own foil paper and fixed myself a to-go plate! No shade no shame!
The phrase 'baby no shade' means that someone is being honest or straightforward about what they are saying or doing.
Person 1: I heard you and wassaname beef is that true?
Person 2: baby no shade that beef is one sided ash
expression used by stan twitter to say something's wrong/they're disappointed for something/they hate something or a way to say "are you fucking kidding me" without cussing
also used as an addition to the we irritating gesture
friend: they cancelled anne with an e because it wasnt good enough for netflix standards
me: omg the shade
oversized glasses, only bad bitches wear.
it's time to act out girl, where my stunna shades at?
A kid that always wears Mr. Beast merch and is relatively quiet unless it's towards his friends.
Shade Shaffer is pretty cool!
Really? He doesn't talk much.
That's just because you don't know him.
Love you Down no shade as an expression, can be understood from the expression, “throwing shade” which means publicly denouncing an acquaintance or a friend. Hence, no shade means “no offense meant for what I said.” Whilst the phrase “love you down” still showing admiration/empathy to that someone/person.
“Kiara, you could’ve did better on the exam. Love you down no shade.”