Overrated

[Jessica]

When it reaches the point that something/someone is praised of too much. Either it is rated or appraised too highly.

[Jessica]

When something gets more [appreciation] than it [actually] is [worthy] of.

[Tariq Zaki]

1. [Not as] [good as] people [think] it is.
2. Not as good as it seems to be.

[Jason Yan]

A word that means something is given more hype or credit than it deserves. [Oversensitive] people take [overrated] to mean something is bad. No matter how much you explain that it doesnt mean that, they will continue to continue on their [rampage].

[Jessica]

Rated or valued too highly.

[Oralee]

When [given] to much like

[Example] [undertale]

[Justin Bieber]

[Dane Cook]...[the comedian] who doesnt need jokes. [Quoted] by everyone

[Agnes]

[Overhyped], loved by many stupid, [mislead], [trendfag] people and scorned by a smart person.

[Little_Girl]

If something or someone is overrated, that person or thing is considered to be better or more important than they really are:

[Oralee]

Overrated is a term used to describe something that has been exaggerated or made up in order to be more impressive. For example, if a teenager were to say that they can run faster than Usain Bolt, it might be considered overrated because the teenager has not actually run a race with Usain Bolt. Similarly, if someone were to say that they have a lot of friends, it might be considered overrated because the person has not actually made many new friends recently. In these cases, the term overrated is used to describe something that has been exaggerated or made up in order to impress others.