damn daniel

Definition

A viral catchphrase from 2016 celebrating someone named Daniel, typically accompanied by white Vans sneakers. It became an instant meme for no particular reason other than the sheer randomness and confidence of the declaration.

Example Usage

My friend showed up to the party in pristine white Vans and someone immediately shouted, 'DAMN DANIEL!'

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