chorus x2

when you repeat the chorus two times (x=times)
x2 = times two

also somewhat symbolic for repeats. like. how long can this go on for? four years? probably. i want that. we'll see. maybe longer. probably longer. no strings attached.

g00se. G00SE. zeros.

repeat the chorus x2 just before the outtro

by DUCKDUCKg00se May 30, 2009

Same song different chorus

1.When something someone says sounds incredibly similar to what another person said but it changed just enough to seem different and original, often used by people who are trying to sound smart but can't come up with an original saying or analogy, so they change a quote from a famous person so that it sounds like they came up with it.

2. when a song is incredibly similar to another song but has a different chorus, often found in pop music.

Einstein: "A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new."

Man #1 "Someone who has never made a mistake has never done something new."

Man #2 "Same song different chorus"

parrot

by a man with a cat May 12, 2013

chorus interruptus

When you change the song at a party, right before the part everyone was about to sing along to.

Just before the chorus of Don't Stop Believing kicked in, John switched to the next track. Total chorus interruptus, man.

by frankie_benjamin January 27, 2017

verse chorus verse

Verse Chorus Verse is a great song by the band Nirvana. Sappy is mislabelled as Verse Chorus Verse. But, Verse Chorus Verse is a totally different song than Sappy.

"You're the reason I feel pain"

by Ka December 28, 2004

Chorus Nerd

Someone who is completely obsessed with chorus...simply put. They are in every school chorus available to them and try out for every solo.

YAY for Chorus Nerds...they ROCK.

by MooHead May 13, 2005

chorus

The part in the song that gets really loud and people usually scream.

other part : lalalalala
chorus : AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH
other part : lalalalala

by Tepenga August 10, 2010

chorus

In music-

1) The repeating part of a rock, pop, or country song that the main verses lead up and return to, usually the section where the title of the song is sung.
2) A common electronic effect used for guitar and other audio which takes a copy of the original audio signal, delays it by a number of milliseconds, and plays it back with the original signal, resulting in a warmer, spacious sound.
3) An organized group of singers

1) In the Rolling Stones song "Honkey Tonk Women", the chorus goes like this: "It's the honkey tonk women, that give me, give me, give me, the honkey tonk blues."
2) I bought a chorus stompbox at the music store for $50.
3) He missed chorus practice today.

by Bill M. August 30, 2004