dubsteper

Someone who dances to or moves to dubstep music

"...and in the middle of the dance floor, everyone was watching the dubsteper move to the beat."

by SophieMcAllister November 13, 2016

Dubstep

A word you searched in google after watching Deadpool 2.

What the fuck is Dubstep?

by 3rr0r 4O4 July 31, 2018

Dubstep and Dinosaurs

One of the greatest combinations known to man. You have those two things, you’re in for a great time!

Matt: “Yo, nachos and cheese are the go to combination.”
Me an intellectual: “nah bro, dubstep and dinosaurs are better.”

by GD Velocity March 26, 2020

domestic dubstep

(n.) The sound of vacuuming, particularly whilst one is doing something else or listening to something else of genuine musical value at the time.

- “Kylie Minogue’s greatest hits don’t sound that great anymore with this domestic dubstep in the background now, do they, Jeremy?”
- “What?”
Alas, Jeremy could not hear, for ‘twas too loud.

by TheSundayStoner January 12, 2018

Bad Dubstep

In a nutshell, its like taking a massive shit in a synthesizer than using fart basses right

I like dubstep but the ones my school plays is truly Bad Dubstep

by SpindashAnar December 25, 2018

Tearout Dubstep

A subgenre of dubstep that was started by the UK artist Coki, which is very known for the usage of mid frequency basses and brostep alike structure(Sometimes with the usage of classic riddim patterns). It's now popular to his usage of dark atmosphere, heavy gritting basses and subbass boost. Sometimes it's labeled as Deathstep due to its similarities.

"Hey bro, have you heard that MARAUDA and scarlxrd collab. Damn, that's a pretty heavy Tearout Dubstep track."

by WeirdoGuy69 October 14, 2022

Dubstep

A genre of electronic music that is typically 140 BPM with a half time kick and snare drum pattern.

Dubstep originated in the early 2000's in London. A combination of Dub, which is very similar to what most people call Reggae, and 2-Step Garage, which is where the heavy bass elements of Dubstep come from.

Dubstep today is very different from when it first originated. People unhappy with this "evolution" decide to call it apart from the Dubstep they know and love with the name Brostep.

As a person who enjoys both "types" of dubstep it is hard to put a label on them. The only thing upsetting about this genre is the amount of hate and ignorance that goes back and forth between people who discuss it.

Earlier dubstep artists who basically formed the genre.
-Mala
-Coki
-Skream
-Benga

More well known artists that recently took it to a new direction.
-Flux Pavilion
-Doctor P
-Skrillex
-Excision
-Datsik

by InternetAssholeGuy May 22, 2012