The original word was used in a short audio clip of a boy saying "Gabber please!" as if he was ordering a food. The idea of a gabber is so out of our english dictionary that no matter what we use, the only way to describe the pure genius of the child when he said "Gabber" shows the infinite possibility of the word. The word was used in the legendary song called "I Love Cock 2" which is the sequel to "I Love Cock". The statement can be used in many different ways from describing a food. Also featured in the level "Diamond Blade".
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by hehehehehehehehehehehee October 16, 2020
The hybrid bastard of Gabber and Polka music, combining 19th century duple time Bohemian dance tunes with modern, heart-stopping 808 beats exceeding speeds of 300 BPM, making the hop-step-close-step Polka dance virtually impossible except when under the influence of methamphetamine cocktails.
Gabber Polka was conceived in 2003 by DJ Leo Ascarrunz of Bolivia and San Francisco writer/author laureate Tom Carter while programming streaming music for their web site.
Gabber Polka was conceived in 2003 by DJ Leo Ascarrunz of Bolivia and San Francisco writer/author laureate Tom Carter while programming streaming music for their web site.
Only three Gabber Polka songs are known to exist: one of traditional Gabber Polka named ‘Liechtensteiner Nightmare,’ another of the more expressive Progressive Gabber Polka called ‘Crank & Beer,’ and the third of the underground Deep Progressive Gabber Polka named ‘Murder, Poland Style.’
by MPB October 10, 2003
by notwishinganymore July 30, 2006
Slang for penis grabber,
by NihilegoBuil May 2, 2018
Also see gabbercore.
A variation/deviation of techno. Very similar to speedcore. It gets its name from use of distorted and scrambled vocals and samples that tend to be completely indecipherable. When you can understand it, the words are either heavily political or complete nonsense.
Gabbercore tends to be ridiculously fast and has a pounding beat. It’s impossible to tell if your CD is skipping or the song is repeating itself. Sometimes it just doesn’t matter.
Notorious for causing nosebleeds, migraines, and exploded heads.
A variation/deviation of techno. Very similar to speedcore. It gets its name from use of distorted and scrambled vocals and samples that tend to be completely indecipherable. When you can understand it, the words are either heavily political or complete nonsense.
Gabbercore tends to be ridiculously fast and has a pounding beat. It’s impossible to tell if your CD is skipping or the song is repeating itself. Sometimes it just doesn’t matter.
Notorious for causing nosebleeds, migraines, and exploded heads.
"You like trance?... Don't go to a club playing gabbercore. You'll be sorry."
"Gabbercore is waaaay more fun with a little meth thrown in."
"Gabbercore is waaaay more fun with a little meth thrown in."
by Fritz January 22, 2004