1 definition by Dan Leadbetter
Rolling Stone is an American magazine devoted to music, politics and popular culture that is published weekly. Rolling Stone was founded in San Francisco in 1967 by Jann Wenner, and has since become incredibly popular and one of the biggest music reviewing magazine in the western world. And, to those that complain that it is too lenient towards new rap acts and pop-music, i'll remind you that is the whole point of the magazine: it's called "rolling stone" because a rolling stone is something that is constantly changing and evolving with new and exciting new things, so should therefore embrace new rap acts, instead of simply dismissing them as "new fangled" rubbish.
Person 1: omg, i can't believe all the good reviews these rap songs are getting, rolling stone shouldn't even be listening to this rap shit
Person 2: Well, the very name "rolling stone" implies something moving and constantly changing, just like the popularity of music, so i think they're doing well embracing it
Person 2: Well, the very name "rolling stone" implies something moving and constantly changing, just like the popularity of music, so i think they're doing well embracing it
by Dan Leadbetter April 28, 2007