1 definition by Pie4Ever2
A greb is a person who listens to metal/rock music, more hardcore then emos but not as hardcore as goths.
They do wash and they don't self harm (unless they want to).
They all have similar styles of clothing, but all show they're uniqueness by wearing different Brands and Jewelry, and by having different preferences in music and instruments. They tend not to be friendly with 'Chavs' and are generally more intelligent than them.
They listen to Music that is occasionally hard to understand, but again, only if they want to. They pronounce all letters and are only aggressive if provoked. They make Excellent friends and are actually quite polite. thy are ont the other end of the 'socal scale' to chavs
They do wash and they don't self harm (unless they want to).
They all have similar styles of clothing, but all show they're uniqueness by wearing different Brands and Jewelry, and by having different preferences in music and instruments. They tend not to be friendly with 'Chavs' and are generally more intelligent than them.
They listen to Music that is occasionally hard to understand, but again, only if they want to. They pronounce all letters and are only aggressive if provoked. They make Excellent friends and are actually quite polite. thy are ont the other end of the 'socal scale' to chavs
greb walks past two chavs.
chav 1: Hahahah, look at that dirty gerb with his emo haircut! Greb go get a haircut.
greb ignores chavs and continues to walk.
chav 2: OMG! did you see the way he looked at me?
chav 1 (to greb): you startin?
greb: what?
chav 1: come'on then!
greb: wtf?
chav punches greb.
greb punches chav considerably harder and continues walking.
chav 1: Hahahah, look at that dirty gerb with his emo haircut! Greb go get a haircut.
greb ignores chavs and continues to walk.
chav 2: OMG! did you see the way he looked at me?
chav 1 (to greb): you startin?
greb: what?
chav 1: come'on then!
greb: wtf?
chav punches greb.
greb punches chav considerably harder and continues walking.
by Pie4Ever2 February 3, 2009