MEME REFERENCE
All your base
Use All your base when a group of people are competing for dominance in a digital or physical space.
- What it expresses
- A competitive hierarchy where one person's actions threaten the collective identity of the group.
- Example
- For example, when a team member starts taking credit for others' work during a project.
- When not to use it
- Avoid All your base when the situation lacks both competition and digital; the image would suggest the wrong relationship.