After you spooge on dat hoe. You throw moldy garbage and/or sea weed on her. Then you drop kick her.
by Ehi and Chuck and Justin November 17, 2007
Based off Kid Cudi song, I do my thing. "I smoke I drink I do my thing. I'm livin' in my own world"
It also means spread peace and love.
It also means spread peace and love.
I do my thing all day err day
by my life is bro May 22, 2011
Ain't no thing but a chicken wing, girl
by DizzyLizzy January 20, 2007
A teen comedy film produced with a subtly racist message. "Love Don't Cost A Thing" is an urbanized rip off of the title of the 's 1987 teen comedy "Can't Buy Me Love", starring Patrick Dempsey. Unfortunately, the mocking nature of this stupid film is usually dismissed by the viewer, usually ignorant urban kids, who are uneducated at best, or closet racists at worse. The subtle urbanization of the "Love Don't Cost A Thing" film is an obvious mockery of European-American Culture.
People who watch the "Love Don't Cost A Thing" film think it's okay to make fun of European-American culture.
by Strictly For My Ninjas January 06, 2008
The thing-a-ma-jigger flies again!
by Darken the Way February 01, 2019
STRAY KIDS is the NEXT BIG THING IN KPOP. They have 8 members who can sing, dance, rap and produce, an ACE for short. They have the fastest rising in popularity. Being the center of viral topics from their performances, their lovely personality to the members' activities. Trending repeatedly worldwide about various topics.
Musically, Stray Kids hopscotches across styles, including anthemic hip-hop, trap-inflected pop and a strong EDM undercurrent. The millions of song streams and YouTube views attest to Stray Kids’ dominance of three critical K-pop elements: powerful vocals, strong raps and breathtaking choreography.
One of the Stray Kids' biggest weapons — to produce their own music and performances. The members write their own songs and take an active role in production, which, in the tightly controlled Kpop industry, is rare. They ensures every message they send to their fans is sincere.
Stray Kids, a self-produced group, are currently the most popular group of 4th generation. Stray Kids are definitely getting bigger and bigger with their immense talent and amazing stage presence. They are still growing each day but one thing is for sure, Stray Kids are leading the generation of kpop today and they will be the next big thing in kpop.
Musically, Stray Kids hopscotches across styles, including anthemic hip-hop, trap-inflected pop and a strong EDM undercurrent. The millions of song streams and YouTube views attest to Stray Kids’ dominance of three critical K-pop elements: powerful vocals, strong raps and breathtaking choreography.
One of the Stray Kids' biggest weapons — to produce their own music and performances. The members write their own songs and take an active role in production, which, in the tightly controlled Kpop industry, is rare. They ensures every message they send to their fans is sincere.
Stray Kids, a self-produced group, are currently the most popular group of 4th generation. Stray Kids are definitely getting bigger and bigger with their immense talent and amazing stage presence. They are still growing each day but one thing is for sure, Stray Kids are leading the generation of kpop today and they will be the next big thing in kpop.
by serialsleeper March 13, 2021
a state for the 'living-challenged'! whistling for money hasn't worked out, neither has the shaking of the ass! -being floated is a 'dead end street', so how does one survive??
these are all considerations for the 'damned' one; 'not having a shittin' damn thing'. this is real fun to accuse friends of, too: they go, huh? -you can even add that old college flair by changing it to: you aint'snt gotta shittin' damn thing! one MUST be able to 'speak to impress' when dealing with employers, 'officials', little lord fauntleroys, etc...
were a 'lingual translator' actually to 'pick the statement apart', it would probably loosely be translated thus; you are such a douche-bag you can't even produce a turd. -throwing in 'damn' sort of colors the statement, or perhaps curses or dooms the scenario.
the beauty of the statement is its' final verbal polish on the tongue! it just rolls off like a fine wine sauce, plus! you get to sound highly educated!! -so, how can you lose? such a win-win situation for all!... -the stuffed-shirts all go huh? and the 'hop-heads' all nod approvingly!! ('shittin' can be replaced with 'shitting' for graduate students!!)
these are all considerations for the 'damned' one; 'not having a shittin' damn thing'. this is real fun to accuse friends of, too: they go, huh? -you can even add that old college flair by changing it to: you aint'snt gotta shittin' damn thing! one MUST be able to 'speak to impress' when dealing with employers, 'officials', little lord fauntleroys, etc...
were a 'lingual translator' actually to 'pick the statement apart', it would probably loosely be translated thus; you are such a douche-bag you can't even produce a turd. -throwing in 'damn' sort of colors the statement, or perhaps curses or dooms the scenario.
the beauty of the statement is its' final verbal polish on the tongue! it just rolls off like a fine wine sauce, plus! you get to sound highly educated!! -so, how can you lose? such a win-win situation for all!... -the stuffed-shirts all go huh? and the 'hop-heads' all nod approvingly!! ('shittin' can be replaced with 'shitting' for graduate students!!)
she wasn't used to not having a shittin' damn thing, and had to cut him loose!
get wise! you aint'snt gotta shittin' damn thing!
he accused his friend of not having a shitting damn thing!
get wise! you aint'snt gotta shittin' damn thing!
he accused his friend of not having a shitting damn thing!
by michael foolsley January 30, 2010