okd
okd stands for obsessive kaulitz disorder refering to the kaulitz brothers bill (vocals)and tom (guitar)from the band tokio hotel. means a person who talks non stop about them, only listenes to them and knows more abouts them then the kaulitz brothers themselves know.
person 1: mich-lle hasent hung out with us in a while
person 2: i know she is so being obsessed with bill and tom kaulitz
person 1: yea, i think she hase a case of okd
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