by storageman December 9, 2023

A Chinese knockoff version of jojos bizarre adventure, parts include: vampire blood
Gay tendencies
Starbucks adventurers
brass is breakable
And finally: BRONZE AIR
Gay tendencies
Starbucks adventurers
brass is breakable
And finally: BRONZE AIR
by ha ez March 9, 2021

Trip Lang (English: Just For Fun) is a song by Filipino rapper and songwriter Shehyee from his 2013 eponymous album, and his first released single from the album. The song features Filipina actress and entertainer Sam Pinto singing the hook. It was released on 23 April 2013. The track was on a massive success locally in the Philippines hitting number one on several charts in the country. It was released on iTunes in April 2013.1
by Taeman June 5, 2024

Coined by artist Jerry Cantrell on his sophomore album under the same name, a Degradation Trip is often interpreted as a reverse victory lap. Instead of looking back on what you have done with pride, it is more akin to wallowing in your own regret as a way to punish yourself into doing better in the future.
In the case of Jerry Cantrell, it comes as a looking back at his time in the band Alice In Chains before the tragic death of lead singer Layne Staley. What he would have done different, and what he would have said different, and looking at his own life to reflect on if he is going down the same path.
In the case of Jerry Cantrell, it comes as a looking back at his time in the band Alice In Chains before the tragic death of lead singer Layne Staley. What he would have done different, and what he would have said different, and looking at his own life to reflect on if he is going down the same path.
Guy 1: "Hey man, you alright?"
Guy 2: "Yeah, just kind of reflecting on mistakes. A Degradation Trip if you will."
Guy 2: "Yeah, just kind of reflecting on mistakes. A Degradation Trip if you will."
by Alchemist657 March 13, 2025

English Pronunciation: bah-sah-GAHN nung trip
Taglish (Tagalog + English) idiom. Literally means "breaking the trip". In English, it would be most similar to "killing the vibe" or "ruining the fun". Often used in during drinking and partying, or an anti-critical sense against one's beliefs, interests, or hobbies.
Taglish (Tagalog + English) idiom. Literally means "breaking the trip". In English, it would be most similar to "killing the vibe" or "ruining the fun". Often used in during drinking and partying, or an anti-critical sense against one's beliefs, interests, or hobbies.
Ate Girl: Hoy, you really believe that? Man, that's really pitiful.
Kuya Boy: Hey bhebhe, 'wag basagan ng trip. Respect my opinion na lang.
Kuya Boy: Hey bhebhe, 'wag basagan ng trip. Respect my opinion na lang.
by Hay Nako May 11, 2022

When you go to the store to get something and it’s not there so you go back home empty handed (Blank Trip)
Or
Someone calls you to pick them up yo go their not there so you leave. (Blank Trip)
Or
Someone calls you to pick them up yo go their not there so you leave. (Blank Trip)
by Someone once told me lol July 1, 2024
