BOO sah prefix to the phrase "Boosa bay."
1. an exclamation of excitement or rambunction.
2. a (Pootie Tang) type of jibberish used to create laughter.
3. substitues regular words to create new lyrics of songs or movie quotes
4. can be used by itself when no other word can describe a moment, feeling, or explicative
5. is usually tagged with "bay" to create full blown jibber jabber
1. an exclamation of excitement or rambunction.
2. a (Pootie Tang) type of jibberish used to create laughter.
3. substitues regular words to create new lyrics of songs or movie quotes
4. can be used by itself when no other word can describe a moment, feeling, or explicative
5. is usually tagged with "bay" to create full blown jibber jabber
Boosa (bay) was created within the pages of the Sirromities. see Sirrom It is the essence of Sirrom's existence.
"Sirrom says, 'Boosa bay!'...And we laugh."
The reason the words "Boosa bay" were used is because it closely resembles the language of Pootie Tang in the movie Pootie Tang
An Example of its usage is in the song "My Love" by JT.
"I can do a little boosa bay, stick it in your face with a hoosa fay. I can do a little boosa, I can stick it in your face like 'oo you amusema.'"
"Sirrom says, 'Boosa bay!'...And we laugh."
The reason the words "Boosa bay" were used is because it closely resembles the language of Pootie Tang in the movie Pootie Tang
An Example of its usage is in the song "My Love" by JT.
"I can do a little boosa bay, stick it in your face with a hoosa fay. I can do a little boosa, I can stick it in your face like 'oo you amusema.'"
by Nathan Prince April 16, 2007
Person 1: I just found out I got Boosa
Person 2: That's sad, but I don't know what that is
Person 1: Boosa Noot
Person 2: That's sad, but I don't know what that is
Person 1: Boosa Noot
by Lean Elizabeth II October 14, 2021
A dance party wherein a DJ drops a record and a funky band begins to jam with the song; then once the band has a groove the DJ drops out and lets the band carry the music for a few minutes mutating as it goes. Then the DJ selects a song to match the band's feel and drops back in. It goes on like this with the band and DJ trading off until everyone is exhausted or the police come.
Much like the Bronx parties where DJ Kool Herc invented hip hop, the band and the DJ continue mixing back and forth to get the crowd worked up with no break in the music.
The term was coined in the 90's in Tallahassee, FL when a series of brass boosas were thrown at different locations around the city.
Much like the Bronx parties where DJ Kool Herc invented hip hop, the band and the DJ continue mixing back and forth to get the crowd worked up with no break in the music.
The term was coined in the 90's in Tallahassee, FL when a series of brass boosas were thrown at different locations around the city.
by lil_kev August 28, 2018