Social Piranha
a rock band from miami. the name comes from a malapropism of “social pariah,” a phrase that denotes a social outcast. in this case the name is a satirical take on society and the band’s political sensibilities.
social piranha is playing tonight!
a somewhat negative term for a person who is socially r-t-rded (not literally), awkward and an outsider in everyday social situations; a pun on ‘social pariah’.
“did you see dave last night at the party? he has no sense of decorum whatsoever! what a social piranha!”
“oh no! i’m a social piranha!”
someone like larry david in curb your enthusiasm is a social piranha.
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