wannabe

IPA: wˈɑnʌbi

(informal, derogatory, often attributive) Someone who wishes to be someone or do something, but lacks the qualifications or talent; an overeager amateur; an aspirant.
(informal, derogatory) Someone who wishes to be part of, or to assimilate to, a majority group of which they are not a member.

Examples of "wannabe" in Sentences

Semes you're the wannabe censor.
In fact he is a wannabe imposter.
Either a wannabe or the real deal.
Vanity page for this lowbrow wannabe.
A white guy and not a gangster wannabe.
Seems to be a glorified tabloid wannabe.
But I'm a musician and an editor wannabe.
The comic misadventures of a gangster wannabe.
A hip hop dancer, a wannabe singer and a wannabe rapper.
And if you ever saw me cast a fly rod you'd know what a wannabe is ...
All I want is to be left alone from some kind of freaky boyish wannabes.
Another pudgy idiot tough-guy wannabe from the Right Wing Keyboard Brigade.
This Lost-wannabe is starting to lose its way (and its viewers) as itmeanders through tepid subplots
Even the hardest Barack followers are starting to see that this wannabe is all STYLE and no SUBSTANCE!!!!!
That friends...is what you call a wannabe pundit leaving themselves open to claim having gotten it right.
The reason for using the term wannabe "alot" is because these mom & pop places "want to be" pixar and dreamworks.
First Deputy Superintendent Al Wysinger, the department's No. 2 official, who attended the meeting, blamed the recent violence on a dispute between what he described as wannabe gangs - Young Money and 46 Terror Town.