"privileged title" is an acceptable phrase in written English and can be used when referring to a title or rank which is held by someone because of their wealth, power or status
For example, "The young prince inherited his privileged title from his father, giving him a tremendous amount of power and influence."
The name seems derogatory and suggests the low, guttural sound, but in military circles it is synonymous with "infantry" and is a privileged title that is earned through pain and sacrifice.
Now, in their quest for the privileged title of "Battle Commander" or something similar, the so-called smarter sex has fallen in the trap of male follies, a trap that men, once upon a time, sought to avoid by way of Canada.
That ended with his lordship resigning (under duress), but still keeping his title and privileged access to Parliament.
An incredibly privileged time.
As to the question of whether this is just an exercise in privileged people giving themselves different meaningless titles, well no one asked that because we all know the answer. .
The song he's singing is "SOS in Bel Air," and the wry premise behind its title — distress signals emitting from privileged enclaves — could easily be applied to the album.
The title character is nominally a privileged 7-year-old horrified at the prospect of attending a public elementary school, but he's drawn as a boutonniere-wearing dandy and talks like a supremely egotistical talent agent.
A piece in "New York Times" in 2006 posited that for celebs these names are the "equivalent of a royal title, a way for a privileged caste to bestow the power of its legacy on future generations".
In Paul Schrader's restrained, unsentimental film, based on Ms. Hearst's book, Natasha Richardson, right, plays the title character, who soon renounces her privileged upbringing and joins the S.L.A. in robberies.
EDM today has come a long way from the early days of house and techno, when sound was privileged over vision, an ethos enshrined in the title of the 1992 Madhouse compilation A Basement, a Red Light, and a Feeling.
Last summer, "Naked Wedding" was the title of a TV miniseries about a privileged young bride who married her working-class husband over the objections of her parents, and moved in with his family.
