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The art of moving butts. Devoted to the art of moving butts
The rhythm's happenin', and it's movin' up The Tribe has been on hold for much too long Don't fear the rhythm because it's strong |
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One of the most important things in music. Rhythm is strongly connected to humans(i.e. the heart!) Early music started with drums and a beat. Rhythm is so basic yet key to music. All popular music has some kind of rhythm. Rhythm, it's in you! This song is missing something.
It needs cowbell, a great source of rhythm |
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leeway; special consideration. To give someone rhythm may be to give them a pass or go to bat for them because you know them or owe them a favor. Very often used on cop shows, especially NYPD Blue. I was hoping my landlord would give me some rhythm on the late fee.
It's going to be hard to get this guy bail--I got no rhythm with this judge. |
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Verb. To engage in flirtatious actions between two people. That girl was givin' me rhythm when I was spittin' game to her.
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something white people don't have nigga- "oh look at that stupid white person he can't dance for shit he has no rhythm"
white person-"i know im white i cant dance..." |
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a little tiny guy who is suddenly into "punk".
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