Definition: A battle cry born from the projects of Boston, created by an underdog who beat incredible odds. This phrase embodies the unyielding determination and grit of those who face seemingly insurmountable challenges with street smarts, tenacity, and innovative thinking. It was coined by a kid from the inner city who defied expectations, becoming an actor, model, singer, dancer, designer, and entrepreneur - managing 130 employees, owning a hair salon, creating a trademark, and traveling to 32 countries. This BOSTOn beast spirit is about standing up to any person, system, or institution that believes they're superior, fighting smart and hard until the very end. It channels the never-say-die attitude of Boston's legendary sports comebacks, proving that with persistence and heart, no odds are too great to overcome.
Origin: Coined by a kid who grew up in Boston's tough project neighborhoods, faced adversity, and rose to challenge corporate giants in a David vs. Goliath trademark battle. Now shared with the world as a testament to the underdog spirit and the power of relentless determination.
Origin: Coined by a kid who grew up in Boston's tough project neighborhoods, faced adversity, and rose to challenge corporate giants in a David vs. Goliath trademark battle. Now shared with the world as a testament to the underdog spirit and the power of relentless determination.
Examples:
1. "When those big corporations tried to steal my trademark, I stood my ground and said, 'I am BOSTOn beast.' Against all odds, I won, proving that even a kid from the projects can take on Goliath and win."
2. "Down 28-3 in the third quarter, our team channeled that BOSTOn beast energy. We fought back point by point and clinched the championship in overtime."
3. "When my startup was on the brink of failure, I remembered the Red Sox breaking the curse in 2004. I am BOSTOn beast - we turn lost causes into historic victories."
4. "Facing a 3-0 series deficit, most teams would give up. But we're BOSTOn beasts - we dig deep, rally hard, and make the impossible possible."
5. "From being counted out in my industry to leading its innovation - that's the BOSTOn beast way. Like our sports teams, we thrive when others count us out."
6. "They said a kid from the projects couldn't become an actor, model, singer, and business owner. I said 'Watch me.' From managing 130 employees to traveling 32 countries, this BOSTOn beast proves that with grit and determination, you can achieve it all."
Remember: You don't have to live in Boston to be a BOSTOn beast. It's about having that fighter's spirit, standing up against anyone who thinks they're above others, and never giving up, no matter where you're from or what odds you face. A BOSTOn beast fights smart, fights hard, and fights all the way to the end - just like those legendary Boston comebacks on the field, court, and ice.
1. "When those big corporations tried to steal my trademark, I stood my ground and said, 'I am BOSTOn beast.' Against all odds, I won, proving that even a kid from the projects can take on Goliath and win."
2. "Down 28-3 in the third quarter, our team channeled that BOSTOn beast energy. We fought back point by point and clinched the championship in overtime."
3. "When my startup was on the brink of failure, I remembered the Red Sox breaking the curse in 2004. I am BOSTOn beast - we turn lost causes into historic victories."
4. "Facing a 3-0 series deficit, most teams would give up. But we're BOSTOn beasts - we dig deep, rally hard, and make the impossible possible."
5. "From being counted out in my industry to leading its innovation - that's the BOSTOn beast way. Like our sports teams, we thrive when others count us out."
6. "They said a kid from the projects couldn't become an actor, model, singer, and business owner. I said 'Watch me.' From managing 130 employees to traveling 32 countries, this BOSTOn beast proves that with grit and determination, you can achieve it all."
Remember: You don't have to live in Boston to be a BOSTOn beast. It's about having that fighter's spirit, standing up against anyone who thinks they're above others, and never giving up, no matter where you're from or what odds you face. A BOSTOn beast fights smart, fights hard, and fights all the way to the end - just like those legendary Boston comebacks on the field, court, and ice.
by Boston Beast July 21, 2024
"In a few years you can help her do other things she looks like she’s going to be a grip beast"
"Just a little grippy goblin hoping one day to fulfill the grip beast potential"
"Just a little grippy goblin hoping one day to fulfill the grip beast potential"
by AnonFox February 18, 2025
Someone: "Remember Eddy from high school?
"Well of course you do, who wouldn't??"
"That kid is a one of a kind, exceptional beast!"
"Well of course you do, who wouldn't??"
"That kid is a one of a kind, exceptional beast!"
by TimeItself November 09, 2021
by feminism2k24 January 22, 2024
A norwegian mongoloid. His mouth is a deformity, so you just have to play along whenever he says something. Don't let his name fool you, he may call himself a beast, but he's smaller than a minature pig. He doesn't identify as a furry, but he's basically a pigkin.
Sadly, he's not Bionic Pig. Bionic Pig is way more popular.
Sadly, he's not Bionic Pig. Bionic Pig is way more popular.
by Squeal for me piggy January 06, 2017
One of the many bosses in the 2015 game Bloodborne. All encounters with this boss are optional for a casual playthrough however, the encounter in the area Old Yharnam is recommended for any playthroughs of the game as it not only gives an achievement but also opens up the the best farming strategy in the game and drops an item needed for another two achievements. If going for all achievements in the base game and DLC you will encounter this enemy three times, twice as a boss, and once as an enemy. The two boss encounters are found in Old Yharnam (base game), and layer two of the Ailing Loran Chalice (Chalice Dungeons). The enemy encounter is in the Old Hunters DLC. It is in a cave at the end of the blood river area. Be warned, the Gatling Gun Hunter (widely thought to be one of Old Hunter Djura's cohorts) guards the entrance to the cave it is in and can be quite the tough fight. Never the less, after beating the Gatling Gun Hunter you may enter the cave where there will be a few beast men and some cloaked beast men. At the end of the cave is an enemy version of the Blood Starved Beast guarding the weapon The Amygdalan Arm. It is recommended you dodge into its attacks and stay behind it as none of its attacks hit behind itself. It can be distracted by blood cocktails and is weak to fire damage. It is believed by the community of Bloodborne enthusiasts that in humanity this creature practiced bloodletting as its back skin is flayed in a way similar to the Bloodletting Beast.
New Bloodborne Player: Hay I heard that the Blood Starved Beast was optional, I was considering skipping it. Should I?
Experienced Bloodborne Player: Do what you want, but I would recommend taking it down as it lets you go to the Chalice Dungeons. You also need to kill it to get three of the achievements in the game.
Experienced Bloodborne Player: Do what you want, but I would recommend taking it down as it lets you go to the Chalice Dungeons. You also need to kill it to get three of the achievements in the game.
by Bloodbornebiggestfan February 12, 2025