1. Usually a reference to any particular artist's more obscure work.
2. Can also refer to "deeper" topics of conversation. Things that people with prior knowledge of a particular subject might know of but are oft unable to talk about due to perceived obscurity and/or controversy surrounding the particular topic.
2. Can also refer to "deeper" topics of conversation. Things that people with prior knowledge of a particular subject might know of but are oft unable to talk about due to perceived obscurity and/or controversy surrounding the particular topic.
1.
M: Have you even watched Star Trek if you haven't listened to William Shatner's spoken word album?
Z: We are all just common people.
V: That's a deep cut right there.
2.
P: I told you the video of him with the pipe was real.
M: The video quality was brutal, how could I tell?
P: You've seen too many deep fakes.
M: On pornhub or 8chan?
P: That's it...
M: Have you even watched Star Trek if you haven't listened to William Shatner's spoken word album?
Z: We are all just common people.
V: That's a deep cut right there.
2.
P: I told you the video of him with the pipe was real.
M: The video quality was brutal, how could I tell?
P: You've seen too many deep fakes.
M: On pornhub or 8chan?
P: That's it...
by Easyoneasyoff April 10, 2021
A Fictional band consisting of Shiver, Frye and Big man from the Splatoon series. They are seen in Splatoon 3.
Person 1 - "Hey, did you see Deep cut's new song?"
Person 2 - "Yeah! Anarchy Rainbow is such a bop!"
Person 2 - "Yeah! Anarchy Rainbow is such a bop!"
by Planetst4r September 12, 2022
A track from an album’s writing/recording sessions, which can comprise of up to 50 or more songs, which was believed to have great potential or value to the artist and/or fans but did not make the final tracklisting. Artists either share these deliberately or they leak via some means, usually the Internet. It’s called a deep cut because of the emotional impact the track has either on the artist or fans regarding its failure to make the album. Often confused with “hidden gem” album tracks which do not become singles but have a strong artist appreciation or fan following.
Kylie Minogue and Madonna have extensive deep cut back catalogues that their fanbases know, perhaps, better than they do.
by TheRealWiseOne February 17, 2019