(N.) Cheesy, awful music made by lame bands like the Backseat Boys, N*Stink, 98 Disease, and Oh-Yes! Town.
Christian Schoolgirl: I like to listen to Bubblegum Pop, not Dirty Pop!
Typical American Teenager: Dirty Pop? You mean Christina Aguilera in bed? (this works on so many levels.)
Typical American Teenager: Dirty Pop? You mean Christina Aguilera in bed? (this works on so many levels.)
by G-Union May 19, 2003
(N.) Rap Music's own Pat Boone.
by G-Union November 27, 2003
(N.)The new Outkast song of 2003. Part of Andre 3000's Green Side album, "The Love Below." It's twice as popular as Big Boi's Red Side album single, "I Like The Way You Move" from "Speakerboxx." The song at one point became so popular, all of the teen cast from crappy Fox Drama, "The OC" wanted to use it as their second theme song, as said in an October 03 edition of "ET on MTV". (What the Hell!?)
"Shake it like a Polaroid Picture?" Don't do that! You'll ruin the composition and damn us all! Oh no! It's already happened!
by G-Union December 01, 2003
"Hallowed Night" or "All Hallows Night". It's the National Day of Candy, that's not easter. Known for it's Trick or Treating and dress ups.
by G-Union October 30, 2003
(Kung Foe) Kung Faux (N.) A Kung-Fu Comedy TV Show/DVD where they take old Kung-Fu footage and edit the hell out of it to make it look like the actors are really saying different stuff and doing different things then the "correct" English dubbing would have you think. The comedy part about it is that all of the dialogue they replace in it is all Hip-Hop and Rap related and they usually get rappers (none famous) to Lip Sync the parts, which ends up being a hilarious Street Rap (as well as part Video Game)edition of a Kung-Fu movie.
Kung Faux comes on Canadian music channel, Fuse TV. Think of Spike TV's "Most Extreme Elimination", mixed with "Kung Pow: Enter the Fist", mixed with any given Master P or Ice Cube movie. The results? Some funny ass Hip-Hop TV!
by G-Union January 20, 2004
N.) To remain real calm and quiet like, like that asian kid in the front of the class who can't quite speak English yet. ( not that there's anything wrong with asians. )
Yo, I think Ms. McFadden is onto you about putting that Stink Bomb under her chair at the Teacher's Conference. You better stay loki for a while.
by G-Union June 21, 2003
Also look for Sileven (7/11), Thrix (3/6), Firsteen (11), Seconteen, (12) and Exix. (after 9, nut before 10)
by G-Union November 27, 2003