
Be in the club
Exclusive Groups
Refers to elite or selective groups where membership is sometimes hard to gain.
She finally got to be in the club after years of trying to impress them.
Common Interest
Used for groups focused on a shared activity or interest, like sports or hobbies.
He's thrilled to be in the club where everyone loves model trains.
Not Literal
Sometimes used metaphorically to mean inclusion in informal groups, not an official organization.
Ever since she moved downtown, she's been in the club of city commuters.