rob the wop
a person commonly characterized by acute sycophantic hyper-ambition coupled with unscrupulous sociopathic behavior, above average intelligence, and an uncanny harboring of fundamental italian nationalistic ideologies.
these types are most notable for their absurd caricature tattoos, superior grasp of the english language, and incessant use of the expression “sc-mbag.”
judging by the gentleman’s unremitting exploitation of the idiom “you are a sc-mbag” and his borderline creepy belief in italian superiority, one can deduce that this gentleman is being a tremendous rob the wop.
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