" fell off "

 [ "fell off" ]

1: ; the loss of one's sense for artistic standards, dignity and integrity.

  * e.g.,  ... "... he produced ten classic albums, but after that he definitely fell off. ..." 

 [ "fell off" ]

1: When someone used to be “popular” or relevant and now they have changed drastically and because of that no one talks to or hang out with them anymore

  * e.g.,  ... “Where’s Steve been lately? I feel like I haven’t seen him in so long” “Yeah he fell off after he had his kid. Doesn’t even respond to the No Broads Allowed group chat anymore dog. He’s a goner.” 

 [ "fell off" ]

1: when a relationship just downfalls/ends subtly.

  * e.g.,  ... 1: how’s it been w/ Alicia? 2: nah, we fell off a long time ago 

 [ "fell off" ]

1: The final culmination of a downward spiral,a point where nobody wants to be in that persons company.The last of three stages (falling off,thoed off,fell off)when the individual is beyond help from peers, and lacking any self control to take care of business or themself.

  * e.g.,  ... Maan,homeboy been slippin since he lost his job. 

 [ "Fell off" ]

1: When a person, place or thing was once hot, but now is not.

  * e.g.,  ... Damn look at sherri, she got mad fat. 

 [ "Fell off" ]

1: Was once a hot rap act, but now sucks.

  * e.g.,  ... My gawd, Outkast done fell off. 50 fell off after he blew up. Busta fell off after Dangerous. Suge Knight's label fell off after he had Pac killed! (followed by a loud gunshot). 

 [ "Fell Off" ]

1: Certain people who used to be cool but ain’t cool anymore and only talk shit on social media but not in person

  * e.g.,  ... Manna- yo what’s up with shard? Cuponk- heard he fell off 

 [ "Fell off" ]

1: Was underground, then converts to mainstream, and obviously sucks haha

 [ "Fell off a Truck" ]

1: Was stolen, lifted, burgled, etc.

  * e.g.,  ... "Where did you get that expensive new V.C.R. and Bicycle?" 

 [ "you fell off" ]

1: A phrase used on Twitter typically as a way to mock somebody for either a bad take or no reason at all. Sometimes it's used as a way to ratio the unaware victim. Most people using this phrase lack a strong male role model in their life and don't know what grass feels like.

  * e.g.,  ... Person A: Uncle Iroh isn't that great of a character.