Bon Scott 

The best rock n' roll singer of all time. Wrote the lyrics to all the best ac/dc songs. Unfortunately he died after a drinking binge in 1980 and was replaced by Brian Johnson. Even though Brian was a fucking good singer, there will only ever be one Bon Scott.

RIP Bon Scott. Long live rock n' roll.

Bon Scott by dave hill April 8, 2006

bon scott 

Graced the world with his voice. The best frontman and singer a band could ever dream to have. Dave sucked, but at least when Bon died Brian Johnson auditioned and AC/DC kept going until 2003

and Bon Scott said "Let There Be Rock"

bon scott by JulianGr May 28, 2006

Bon Scott 

Real name is Ronald Belford Scott. Born 9 July 1946, in Forfar, Scotland. Died 19 February 1980, London. He was AC/DC's second singer (Dave Evans was the first singer, Bon Scott did not appear until the fourth line up of AC/DC in September 1974.)

Bon Scott once said "All the songs we do are basically about one of three things: booze, sex or rock & roll."

Bon Scott by AC/DC Fan May 24, 2005

bon scott 

AC/DC's original/best singer.

Bon Scott sounds better than Brian Johnson.

bon scott by SuperSonicX April 29, 2005

Bon Scott 

A man with big balls

Bon Scott the former lead vocalist of AC/DC has big balls

Bon Scott by UltimateDoge October 18, 2022

Bon Scott 

The original, boss ass, original singer of the classic rock band, AC/DC. This jacked up mother fucker can be heard harmonizing in songs like "Can I Sit Next to You Girl?" , " Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap." , " What's Next to the Moon?" , "Live Wire" , " T.N.T" , and he has alot of MAJESTIC solo work that any classic rock junkie should check out.

AC/DC Bon Scott

Bon Scott by AC/DC4life August 4, 2014

Bon Scott Rule of Biking

Pronunciation:
bon skot rool uhv by-king

Definition:
A performance hack where listening to highly enjoyable, high-energy music makes physical effort feel easier, causing you to move faster without consciously trying.

Based on the idea that when the brain is sufficiently engaged and rewarded (via rhythm, nostalgia, or pure hype), it downregulates perceived effort and increases output.

In simple terms:
If you’re vibing hard enough, your body forgets it’s tired.

Mechanism (unofficial):
Dopamine + rhythm synchronization + attention hijack = accidental overperformance

Warning:
May result in unintentionally setting personal records.

“Dude I was late as hell, threw on some AC/DC and hit full Bon Scott Rule of Biking. Got there in half the time.”

“Wasn’t even trying to go fast, just accidentally Bon Scott’d the whole ride.”

Bon Scott Rule of Biking by NakedEdmund March 26, 2026