3 definitions by LesGrossman@UrbanDictionary
When your nervous system gets litty due to a temporary loss in blood flow and pressure on the nerves—technical name: paresthesia. This alludes to the music video for A$AP Mob’s 2016 hit single Yamborghini High for its extensive use of ‘data moshing‘ among other visual effects which unintentionally encapsulate these tingling sensations.
by LesGrossman@UrbanDictionary July 28, 2020
The Backpack Kid (born Russell Horning), is an American social media personality, dancer and music artist that rose to fame after he popularised the ‘floss’ dance after being featured as a backup dancer in Katy Perry’s SNL performance for “Swish Swish.” In addition to the popularisation of the ‘floss’ dance, he also gained notoriety in the meme community, after his song “Flossin’” was featured in a a Genius segment of Verified.
Random Person 1: Hey, Random Person 2! Did you check out The Backpack Kid’s new single Flossin’?
Random Person 2: Nah! That song is utter trash!
Random Person 2: Nah! That song is utter trash!
by LesGrossman@UrbanDictionary February 14, 2019
A frivolous, possibly disparaging metonym, contrasting English football clubs Salford City with Manchester United, alluding to geographical location, i.e. Greater Manchester, and the prominence of the colour red on their home kits.
The witty lexical choice and alliteration of ‘mini’ insinuates that while Salford play professional football (EFL League 2), they are not as illustrious as the more prominent Red Devils, especially in the context of more intimidating clubs meeting with the Ammies in knockout competitions, e.g. the Carabao Cup, FA Cup.
Perhaps, the most evident logic behind the epithet is the fact that six of seven owners of Salford were former Man United players.
The witty lexical choice and alliteration of ‘mini’ insinuates that while Salford play professional football (EFL League 2), they are not as illustrious as the more prominent Red Devils, especially in the context of more intimidating clubs meeting with the Ammies in knockout competitions, e.g. the Carabao Cup, FA Cup.
Perhaps, the most evident logic behind the epithet is the fact that six of seven owners of Salford were former Man United players.
by LesGrossman@UrbanDictionary August 30, 2023