When to Use
- Introducing a friend who just finished a difficult task.
- Mocking a coworker who acts like they are the boss of everything.
- Over-exaggerating someone's simple achievement for comic effect.
Source: WWE
Dialogue: the most violent, the most diabolical, the most dangerous, a beast slayer, a conqueror's conqueror, the goat of all goats so that they say at the end of the match, ladies and gentlemen, your winner, the ultimate needle mover, the head of the table, the tribal chief, and God mode himself, Roman Reigns.
This clip shows Paul Heyman delivering his signature, over-the-top hyperbolic introduction for Roman Reigns on WWE television. His intense delivery and long list of grand titles make it a popular template for users to mockingly praise their friends or highlight someone as being extremely powerful in a humorous, exaggerated way.
Paul Heyman passionately introduces Roman Reigns as the Tribal Chief and the ultimate champion while Roman stands stoically behind him in a WWE ring.
Used to sarcastically or enthusiastically introduce someone as if they are an all-powerful, legendary figure.