"Mom-I'd-Like-to-Fuck" rock-and-roll/rock.
by zombieskin December 30, 2011
Rock music tailor-made for radio airplay, featuring nice harmonies and uplifting lyrics about how hard life is and how you can overcome if you just believe in yourself.
"Have you heard the new Shinedown album? Those guys used to rock pretty hard, but now they're all about the sap rock."
Sample lyrics (Caution: may induce vomiting):
"We all know that life ain't fair/But there's more of us we're everywhere/We don't have to take this back against the wall/
We don't have to take this we can end it all"
("Bully" by Shinedown)
Sample lyrics (Caution: may induce vomiting):
"We all know that life ain't fair/But there's more of us we're everywhere/We don't have to take this back against the wall/
We don't have to take this we can end it all"
("Bully" by Shinedown)
by Combaticron July 05, 2012
by Gwilz November 06, 2018
by highlyssa August 28, 2011
Used to describe the act of having sex. Most commonly used in reference to hitting it from behind. Literally, having sex with butt cheeks.
Dude #1 : Hey bro, did you end up hooking up last night ?
Dude #2 : Oh yeah man. I took home a dime and I rocked those cheeks all night.
Dude #1 : Are you hanging out tonight ?
Dude #2 : No man, your sister is coming over tonight and she wants to rock cheeks.
Dude #1 : oh cool, wait, what the fuck ?
Dude #2 : Oh yeah man. I took home a dime and I rocked those cheeks all night.
Dude #1 : Are you hanging out tonight ?
Dude #2 : No man, your sister is coming over tonight and she wants to rock cheeks.
Dude #1 : oh cool, wait, what the fuck ?
by 10-30 June 30, 2011
by A real dads dad November 30, 2015
Overproduced, melodic, often folky and/or sometimes "indie" sounding music used in advertisements by large companies to market their products and services to young and/or hip consumers. There is a caveat to this definition as sometimes well established bands and artists license their music to these very companies for use in such advertisements. The term itself refers to laundry detergent ads, which are repeat offenders for this type of "la-la," feel good music.
Typically, acoustic guitars, glockenspiels, banjos and electro-mechanical keyboards (such as a wurlitzer piano) are common timbres heard in a laundry rock piece. Also common are soft sounding, layered male or female vocals.
Band: The Postal Service
Song: "Such great Heights"
ad: Intel based Apple Computers
Band: Wilco
Song: "Walken"
ad: VW Automobile
Band: The Postal Service
Song: "Such great Heights"
ad: Intel based Apple Computers
Band: Wilco
Song: "Walken"
ad: VW Automobile
by TheHows August 22, 2010