by A. A. Ron April 6, 2005
people that want to be skaters, but cant skate, and dress really gay.... tip to grebos.... vans that are 3 sizes too big, and jeans that are huge and fall down below ur arse... not a good look
by loodie November 6, 2004
Just silly little idiots who hardly anyone likes apart from grebo's them selves. As someone already said they like to sit on 'chav' websites most of their time and call anyone who dont listen to Rock music or wear black baggy trousers a 'chav'. To them this word is maximum damage, well I wont go on to that you only have to go to one of the 'anti-chav' websites to see these eThugs at play.
by johnt October 26, 2006
Here in Rugby it means somone who dresses mixed like. They wear say chav tracky bottoms but with a pair of Vans, and like a Quiksilver t-shirt with like some shitty-ass chav adidas track suit jacket. It can also mean sometimes just like some group of people.
1. Look at that jerk-off, wearing Vans with those shitty chav trackys. Stupid grebo!
2. Let's go and annoy the grebos over there!
2. Let's go and annoy the grebos over there!
by Crockin91 April 9, 2007
A grebo is a commonly used term for people who follow an 'anti-pop' culture. The grebo's archenemy is the townie; grebos generally prefer to wear baggy, darker clothing as well as simple metal jewelry to reflect their darker, anti-pop lifestyle. Most grebos will listen to Slipknot or any other number of popular nümetal bands such as Disturbed.
The contradiction of the Grebo is that through their anti-pop mantra they have effectively created a subculture much like the one that they have rebelled against; it is one that exists to defy the opposite of what pop culture is, and still has its own subcultural standards in wardrobe, music, speech, etc., making the Grebo subculture somewhat pretentious, yet more open to social outcasts or socially unaccepted / otherwise politically incorrect schools of thought or action.
The contradiction of the Grebo is that through their anti-pop mantra they have effectively created a subculture much like the one that they have rebelled against; it is one that exists to defy the opposite of what pop culture is, and still has its own subcultural standards in wardrobe, music, speech, etc., making the Grebo subculture somewhat pretentious, yet more open to social outcasts or socially unaccepted / otherwise politically incorrect schools of thought or action.
Look at those Grebos, listening to Slipknot. Don't they see that through their rebellion they have built nothing much greater than the culture they have rebelled against?
by hyaline September 30, 2004
people that rock, no doubt about it. they put up with 'townie' idiots shouting abuse such as 'uh u dirrty fuckin grebo, u watch' and then running off and never doin anything about it. they listen to decent music, like rock, metal, punk, etc. no pop crap. they usualy wear darker clothing, and dont follow any stupid trends, like townies do, and dont try hard to fit in, most grebos will accept anyone aslong as there not a complete prick. yeah, grebos rock
by Bex September 17, 2004
When first coined in the late '60s, the term grebo was applied to young rocker-type men who
(a) let their hair grow out (not necessarily long, just out),
(b) possibly left themselves unshaven, and
(c) listened to rock music.
It was applied to biker-types rather than hippies. The term was vaguely derogatory, but not directly insulting.
(a) let their hair grow out (not necessarily long, just out),
(b) possibly left themselves unshaven, and
(c) listened to rock music.
It was applied to biker-types rather than hippies. The term was vaguely derogatory, but not directly insulting.
- Look at'cha! God, mate, you're such a grebo!
- Thaaat's right. If it's good enough for Paul Kossoff, it's good enough for me.
- Thaaat's right. If it's good enough for Paul Kossoff, it's good enough for me.
by Grimbletwocker June 3, 2010