aaron and pat's definitions

mtv

a horrific excuse for a music channel. everything they do is sellout and whorish which brings up the bile into my throat. www.realmusiccrusaders.com - fighting to save music from sellout corporate record labels.

yes indeed, mtv does infact suck!!

by aaron and pat April 17, 2005

my immortal

superb evanescence song that i cant get out of my head. a song about God that is very emotionally powerful.

"my immortal" is one of the greatest songs ever written.
www.realmusiccrusaders.com - fighting to save music from sellout corporate record labels.

by aaron and pat April 16, 2005

petey pablo

extremely talented rapper with a great flow. conflicted. great albums.


www.realmusiccrusaders.com - fighting to save music from sellout corporate record labels.

petey pablo has the best flow in rap ever. dont forget

www.realmusiccrusaders.com - fighting to save music from sellout corporate record labels. thank you for your time

by aaron and pat April 12, 2005

fat joe

one metric ton of useless fat.

fat joe is horrible, but you should go to www.realmusiccrusaders.com - fighting to save music from sellout corporate record labels.

by aaron and pat April 16, 2005

music

shaq is completely right. mtv sucks. they ruined this powerful form of expression. they should be put out of business because of their ability to whore themselves at every turn and to try and control the direction that music is going in. www.realmusiccrusaders.com - fighting to save music from sellout corporate record labels.

thanks mtv....for completely ruining music for everyone you bunch of corporate sellout whores!!

by aaron and pat April 17, 2005

std

what i get when i listen to 80% of the music released today.

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wow most bands today really know how to whore themselves. i got herpes from listening to yellowcard.

by aaron and pat April 16, 2005

green day

bunch of sellouts that only know how to play 4 chords and write the same song over and over again for every album.

www.realmusiccrusaders.com fighting to save music from sellout corporate record labels.

by aaron and pat April 16, 2005