Chick magnet. Played by dudes to get girls 80% of the time.

The worlds greatest ever rock band. Originally called Feedback, then The Hype, before changing their name to U2.

A group of four people who fight for what they believe in.

The best known songs include Vertigo, Pride, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Beautiful Day and Where The Streets Have No Name.

Have released the following albums (in order - compilations and singles are not included)

Boy
October
War
The Unforgettable Fire
The Joshua Tree
Rattle And Hum
Achtung Baby
Zooropa
Pop
All That You Can't Leave Behind
How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb

The best loved band internationally, who are famous for not being afraid of their political stances.

Composed of Bono, Larry Mullen Jr., Adam Clayton and The Edge.

Not known to be well-recieved by younger people (teenagers and below), but as they mature, they begin to like the band, and buy their albums.

the abbreviation for u2's new album, how to dismantle an atomic bomb.

Dudes, those of you that don't like U2 and come on here and talk about it.....get a life, why even bother trying to put down something that you know nothing about.

One of the coolest characters ever to grace a stage. While not flashy or "quick", Adam is the most rock solid bass player this music fan has ever heard. God bless U2.

The name of U2's second album. It is one of their many, many amazing studio creations.

U2 is a successful, four-member Irish rock band formed in Dublin in the late 1970s.

Mention of this band generally polarizes opinion, with die hard fans referring to them as the greatest band in the world and non-fans referring to them as the worst, most pompous, least talented or most annoying band in the world. (U2's political activism produces the same disparity of opinion.)

NOTE: The second paragraph of this definition can be applied to most rock bands and various other celebrities, because it is apparently not enough for the human animal to say, "No, I don't care for ____" (fill in the blank) and leave it at that; the dislike must seemingly be expressed in hearty invective and insults as creative and inflammatory as the writer can produce. This behavior can be noted in most entries at Urban Dictionary which concern rock bands.