sellbag

A sellbag is what you call someone who sells the bag, by either not taking hints from boys/girls, or just choosing wrong decisions.

“How did you not get her number? You are such a sellbag.”

by jmigzy April 6, 2022

sell him

A (usually) homophobic term said online by insecure men to usually younger boys who act in a flamboyant (sometimes immature/bratty) manner, implying that they should be sold because they are a “disappointment”.

“Son: Mommy can you get me this Barbie doll please! Please!”

“Viewers: Sell him”

by ivali April 9, 2023

You'r selling the team

Is an internet phrase commonly used in battle royale games about you not helping the {squad}. also commonly associated with toxicity.

"stop missing your shots you'r SELLING THE TEAM BRO"

by rpmm24alternete October 18, 2018

Mr. sellerman

The king of sellers; the lead seller. He is allowed to sell anyone and under any circumstances. He decides who is and who isn't a seller, and can kick people out of seller sets. You cannot sell Mr. sellerman, it is impossible. Mr. sellerman is highly respected, and feared among the selling and amongos community.

"Yo, Mr. sellerman was selling the Westside sellers!"

by Willoesd April 16, 2021

sellout

A band who changes their music to include more poppy parts, to gain popularity. Often confused with "getting famous", "getting better sound" and "writing less heavy music".

Prime example - lostprophets (re-releasing an album that was only 2 years old, to make it more 'accessible')

Bad examples: blink 182 (just got a better sound) incubus (got old and wrote more chilled music) and tool (just became popular without changing anything)

by robbie September 13, 2003

selling work

Selling weed or other drugs.

Hey you selling work?
Yeah $14 for a gram

by 8162733746474848 September 1, 2017

sellout

"Selling out is compromising your musical intentions and we don't know how to do that."-Mike Dirnt of Green Day. I couldn't have said it better myself, beings as it's hard to define a sellout.

Selling out is kind of irrelevant because if you start out in music not wanting to sell out, people are still going to like you. And when 10,000 people come to indie label shows it gets crowded. So go ahead with the major label if you need room to grow, just don't sell your soul or mangle your music to do it. A 'sellout' probably doesn't give a shit whether you like them or not.

by idealist86 October 1, 2005