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Rumble: The most common meaning today is a video platform called Rumble. Rumble positions itself as an alternative to YouTube, particularly for creators who feel restricted by YouTube's policies. It focuses on free speech and allows a wider range of content [Rumble company]. Rumblr (defunct): There used to be an app called Rumblr that was kind of like "Tinder for fighting." People could use the app to connect with others who wanted to engage in consensual, recreational fighting [Rumblr App Helps Users 'Find, Meet And Fight']. This app no longer exists. Fictional uses: Rumblr is also sometimes used as a name for fictional apps or services, like in the children's show "Henry Danger," where it's an app for heroes and villains to fight each other. If you can give me more context about what you encountered "rumblr" in, I can help you narrow down the meaning.