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Describes something that we are told is coming soon (game updates, TV shows, etc.) but we have heard it enough times to know better. Whoever is saying x event will occur soon is considered to own the trademark on the word because they have used it so many times.
See soon (tm)
We're adding new stuff to the website Soon™
Like what?
Idk, but we're doing it Soon™
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When used on the internet, it means "probably never coming".
Hello welcome to my homepage. My address book is coming soon!
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The dog was looking soon when we found a pee spot on the carpet.
You should finish your work as soon as possible.
I will call you back as soon as possible.
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a period of time longer than the time associated with soon. Approximately ranges from 2-3 months but in all honesty, can be 6 or even a year. Nobody knows how long it is. Often a term used by dawn moderators when asked about the next update releases hence dawn in the name.
When's the next update coming out? Dawn Soon.
When will android users get MR5? Dawn Soon.
Innocent Dears believed that Dimashs soon is at an early date and within a short period after this or that time, event, etc.
Dears would get excited and happy at first hoping soon would be after days of waiting , but Dimash's soon is never soon as they dreamed.
whenever Dears ask Dimash about his soon event he would reply soon and Dears would .lugh saying soon soon soon
Dimash reply to his soon: "Kazakhs are never late, they just change the day".
Dears says Dimash's soon is never, or sooner than never.
Dears will joke saying
Is your "soon" is as long as a Dimash "soon"?
Dimash's soon usually used to tease Dears patience of upcoming events, new song, music videos, new album, interviews
Dears says Dimash's soon is never, or sooner
than never.
Dears: Is your "soon" is as long as a Dimash "soon"?
for when u sayin adios to homies... say "soon" for talk to ya soon or see ya soon etc.
-alright man, i gotta roll
-aiight, late homie
-you know, soon
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