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4k lobby ban is “Getting banned on a social media platform for bad behavior”
I got a 4k lobby ban because I was exhibiting bad behavior.
Name of a Brisbane gang associated with mostly Australian Polynesians originally from Eastside and Southside Brisbane
Someone: You heard bout those 4k fob boys
Member: yeah uso 4kay all day
Member: Eastside till I die
Someone: can I join
In Spanish reggaeton music. They will use 4K (Pronouced cuatro cah) to reference doggystle.
Person one: yo did you sleep with Tamera last night?
Person two: ya man. I was hitting that from the back in 4K.
It means the display or video resolution of 3840 x 2160. That's basically the literal and most-referred-to meaning of 4K in today's modern world.
Guy 1: Hey look, my ASUS gaming monitor can do 4K at 240 Hz!
Guy 2: Oh wow!
To speak frankly, clearly, or without obfuscation of the truth. No bullshit. Real talk.
Roy: Are you serious man?
Denny: I’m being 4k with you right now, bro.
"In the 4K" is used to describe the act of discussing something in higher detail; "in greater detail".
This phrase's meaning derives from 4K's superior video resolution to the common 1080p.
"Oil is black." In the 4K, "Oil typically refers to the highly viscous fluid composed of long-chain hydrocarbons known as crude oil; crude oil may be refined by fractional distillation into shorter chain hydrocarbons, commonly used to fuel internal combustion engines in vehicles and generators - some short chain hydrocarbons produced by fractional distillation, however, are used to drive gas generation and aviation turbines. Longer chain hydrocarbons have industrial applications too, such as high-compression ship engines and (using the absolute longest hydrocarbons) bitumen-based road pavings/coverings. In order to produce different lengths of hydrocarbon, crude oil is heated to extreme temperatures and cooled within certain heat thresholds, known as fractions. Subsequently, different chain-lengths are formed, resulting in the production of numerous combustion fuels for countless applications."