by dudebuddy July 31, 2008
FU$E is just another sellout Music video channel. FU$E used to be good, they used to play Rock music 24/7, and then some asshat Program Director decided to put rap and mainstream music on there as well. FU$E sucks now.
And I love it how everyone on here is trying not to be a poser, by saying FU$E kicks MTV's ass...thats the biggest bullshit ever. FU$E is just a 90's MTV in the mid 2000's. How are they like MTV? Well they got a show that has hardly anything to do with music. Empire Square. This is a sign that FU$E will sellout like MTV sometime in the coming years. They also don't play some bands, like Alice In Chains, and TOOL. FU$E sucks.
Everyone who watches FU$E is either a teenybopper or a wannabe punk rocker. Just like the people who watch MTV. This is true.
And I love it how everyone on here is trying not to be a poser, by saying FU$E kicks MTV's ass...thats the biggest bullshit ever. FU$E is just a 90's MTV in the mid 2000's. How are they like MTV? Well they got a show that has hardly anything to do with music. Empire Square. This is a sign that FU$E will sellout like MTV sometime in the coming years. They also don't play some bands, like Alice In Chains, and TOOL. FU$E sucks.
Everyone who watches FU$E is either a teenybopper or a wannabe punk rocker. Just like the people who watch MTV. This is true.
by IHATEMTVANDFU$E April 24, 2006
A cable music channel on TV that was launched in 2003 and originally gave airtime to alternative, punk, metal, indie, underground and (dare i say it) emo artists. Originally, the show appeared promising, airing such shows as SURS, which offered much of the above mentioned genres and The Sauce, which was like TRL but only more bearable.
In recent years, the channel has been airing less and less of the mentioned genres and began to switch over to a more mainstream-friendly format, beginning to air pop and hip-hop along with radio-friendly rock music from bands that suck their major labels' balls big time. However, at least Fuse, unlike MTV, is still playing music, as shitty as it is.
In recent years, the channel has been airing less and less of the mentioned genres and began to switch over to a more mainstream-friendly format, beginning to air pop and hip-hop along with radio-friendly rock music from bands that suck their major labels' balls big time. However, at least Fuse, unlike MTV, is still playing music, as shitty as it is.
2004/2005:
Kid 1: Hey, man? What are you watching?
Kid 2: This sweet channel called Fuse.
Kid 1: Cool. What kind of shows do they play?
Kid 2: Mainly music videos but not like those idiots Jesse McCarthy or Avril Lavigne. There's this one awesome show called SURS that introduced me to bands such as Sunny Day Real Estate, Rise Against and The Libertines.
Kid 1: Sweet! =D
2009/2010:
Kid 2: Dude, are you watching Ke$ha?!
Kid 1: Yeah, man. It's Ke$ha Takeover on Fuse.
Kid 2: F$@k!
Kid 1: Hey, man? What are you watching?
Kid 2: This sweet channel called Fuse.
Kid 1: Cool. What kind of shows do they play?
Kid 2: Mainly music videos but not like those idiots Jesse McCarthy or Avril Lavigne. There's this one awesome show called SURS that introduced me to bands such as Sunny Day Real Estate, Rise Against and The Libertines.
Kid 1: Sweet! =D
2009/2010:
Kid 2: Dude, are you watching Ke$ha?!
Kid 1: Yeah, man. It's Ke$ha Takeover on Fuse.
Kid 2: F$@k!
by semipunk93 December 28, 2011
By fusing two isotopes of Hydrogen, I created a fusion reaction, the reaction that takes place in an H-Bomb.
by Harlds May 10, 2004
Its a spark that has resinated all that MTV is burnt out on and sold out for POP. Fuse is our inner culture that satisfies our grove. So dont burn out but stay brite fuse
by Dan-e-flo January 19, 2004
a music channel that hasn't lowered themselves to showing sold-out bands or shitty reality shows 24/7.
by greg pocania November 30, 2003
A circuit-breaking device that the folks in the Star Trek series really need to use, since every damn power disruption destroys their electronics systems in every damn episode.
After watching Star Trek, I learned that in the 24th century, people will forget to install fuses in their electronics systems.
by Ewok August 21, 2004