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What about Kaiser?
Tells me all I need to know about that individual. An over inflated ego is a big turn off for me. >

You tell'em king. >

Goddammit >

Lebron James calling himself King James is the cringiest most douchebag thing. He’s good but damn… he needs to be more humble >

LeBron literally means King in Swahili or something >

Still plebeians to a god such as myself. >

Ah, but what is a god to a non-believer? >

An equal being. So long as the non-believer believes in himself. The way it should be. A planet loaded with gods but the first ones got them believing in something other than themselves. >

Most people need to realize that they are usually the least important person in the room. >

I don’t think this is an unpopular opinion >

If everyone is a King/Queen then the word has lost all meaning ... >

I've always been a fan of being a lord myself my dears. tips hat >

Now sponsored by Established Titles >

Additionally I think calling others King or Queen is cringe. Some say it’s empowering but I don’t get it. >

Is this a thing? Who does this? The fucking monarch of britain? I mean if you hold court in a kingdom it is clearly ok but lmao people actually do this? >

same, calling someone else a king/queen and calling yourself a king/queen is different, i actually find it wholesome when someone else calls someone else king/queen >

Personally, I think it is all just awful. Heck, even the whole idea of royalty is pretty terrible, in my opinion. "I was born to this faimly therefore I am better than you" and "oh look they're so important they were born into that inbred family. Look how good and important they are. " Never got it. >

But like… what if they are >

I agree that naming yourself as a king or queen is very cringe, but I feel calling others king or queen is just another way of saying like keep it up bro or keep it up girl. It should be a complimenting suggestion that ends there, not calling yourself king because your better than everyone. >

Mm is this an unpopular opinion? >

You may not be even be landed gentry but you do possess more technology in your skinny jeans than Alexander the Great could ever have dreamed of having.
By ancient standards were all fucking God-Emperors of Arrakis or something. >

If you have to refer to yourself as a king or queen.. you are not.. simple.. it makes me laugh >

This post makes me want to go look at the Influencers in the wild Instagram page. >

Yeah it's pretty cringe. Still better than alpha tho >

The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. That is why I am your king. >

Didn't even know this was a thing... >

Queen Elizabeth would like a word. Oh wait- >

People who point out things that are cringe...are cringe. Including me just now. >

Bro I just fake it till I make it 👹☝☝☝☝‼️‼️‼️ >

I hate it as much as I hate people who use “cringe” in this manner. >

Or when they be like “ I’m HIM 😤” >

You know it is just meant to be a fun thing said around friends, right? It’s tongue in cheek. Nobody thinks they are a literal king or queen. >

I'm talking about who do it in a friendly way or call someone else it. I'm talking about the people who believe it about themselves or refer to it by themselves. Women who are like "I'm a Queen". Men who are like "I am him". >

Again, that is usually tongue in cheek to imply they are happy with themselves and won’t accept poor treatment. It’s usually just a confidence builder. >

It can be. And can also be arrogance and insecurity. At this point I've seen used so much that whatever it means or is supposed to mean has been watered down.
There's nothing wrong with being confident, happy with yourself, or not accepting of poor treatment. All of those things are fine. But my personal opinion is that people who are secure about all of these things neither need to use titles or have to be loud about it. >

Cool. That’s your opinion. Not sure why you would spend extra energy on this or if everyone in your life is doing this to the point of annoyance, but it seems like a silly concern. I’m in my 30s and have been calling myself Queen wayyy before it became trendy amongst the young people. It was always in good fun. I am a queen in my own world. >

Hebrew Israelites want to know your location. >

My friends and I call each other King at the gym. It feels good after a heavy set and a fist bump. It's just clean fun >

Well, this is awkward >

Put some goddamn pants on. >

.......but I'm a king >

A king with no pants, is no king. >

You're no king >

Usually I see other people calling other people kings or queens much more than I see someone calling themselves King/queen