Ryan Murphy
Definition
Ryan Murphy is an acclaimed American television writer, director, and producer, best known for creating hit series like Glee, American Horror Story, Nip/Tuck, and Pose, blending drama, horror, music, and campy flair into addictive storytelling.
In pop culture slang, 'Ryan Murphy' often refers to a style of TV production characterized by over-the-top plots, diverse casts, shocking twists, and a penchant for anthology formats that keep audiences hooked (and occasionally horrified).
Examples
After one episode of that Ryan Murphy series, I was ugly-crying to show tunes while questioning my entire existence.
Ryan Murphy took a true crime story and turned it into a glitter-soaked fever dream with more wardrobe changes than a Broadway diva.
Bingeing Ryan Murphy feels like dating a chaotic ex: thrilling, exhausting, and you'll swear off it until the next season drops.
In Hollywood, pitching 'Ryan Murphy vibes' means promising camp, controversy, and a soundtrack that slaps harder than the drama.