Vinton Shellsburg

Thee schol in vinten wher people get was edumacated good.

Person 1: Whats the name of that drop out factory in Iowa.
Person 2: Vinton Shellsburg dude.
Person 1: O right, my friend went their and got edumacated

Person 2: What?

by Juana Beans November 13, 2009

sellout

An Asian or Black who hates their ethnic identity and wants desperately to assimilate into White American WASP culture. Usually wears Abercrombie and Fitch and dates Whites only.

I hate sellouts.

by Moo Goo Gai Pan December 31, 2003

shellshock

Uncontrollable shaking that usualy happens on the first day of a new school year.

Person A: Whats up wit Jim?
Person B: Oh, he just has shellshock, its the first day of school.

by TOOSOOabi October 9, 2007

Wal-Mart Sellout

Word used to describe a band that has sold out so bad that their t-shirts and other merchandise are sold at Wal-mart, not really including cd's though. Bands include Ac/Dc, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Green Day (they suck anyway), Metallica, The Sex Pistols, U2, Linkin Park, and others I can't think of at the moment.

As I walked into Wal-mart, I was not suprised to see an Ac/Dc Back In Black T-Shirt, that band turned in to a Wal-Mart Sellout.

by NightProwler June 27, 2006

Sellout

The word sell out usually refers to an artist who gains popularity for what they do best,but as they climb the ladder to fame they forget what they stand for and there art becomes more business than art. Doing what ever it takes to earn money.

Blink 182- became commercialized after switching drummers started selling books about them and produced signature guitars.
Limpbizkit- Durst stopped writing music for expression (choclate star fish) and mad music that he believe would bring the sucess

by Mysci April 4, 2003

She'll be right

A New Zealand saying which roughly translates into "Don't worry everything will be ok"

Bob "The sheep are loose again"
Bruce "Eh, she'll be right"

by nikz07 October 12, 2011

sell out

A musian or musical group that switches from their usuall sound just to be more radio-friendly. It can also mean someone who is too popular for their own good.

Eminem is a great example of a sell-out.

by weirdgirl June 18, 2003