爺拽的气质你学不來
[yé zhuài de qì zhì nĭ xué bù lái]
Translating as 'You can't learn my cool air', this name portrays confidence bordering on arrogance. '爷(ye4)' was historically a respectful form of address used by officials and nobles in old China and now it has been turned into a way to describe people who look down upon others or act high-and-mighty; while 拽 (zhuai3) is a colloquial word to indicate showy or cool. Overall, it conveys one's self-declared unique style or character that cannot be replicated or imitated by others.