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All or Nothing 

All or Nothing is a song by one of the dopest bands in pop music, Milli Vanilli. The song is actually quite similar to their history. For example, one of the singers say "If you want to get down with Mr. P, just go and let your backbone slide." Basically, the singer (either Milli or Vanilli, I don't know) is telling the audience if you want to be in Milli Vanilli, your backbone must actually slide out from you, because there is no way you can morally continue on with it lodged under your skin.

All or Nothing also could a point where you either get all of something or nothing at all. Like I'm going to get mad sex with a supermodel or bus ticket. Some fried chicken or dirt.
"All or Nothing is a song that mirror Milli Vanilli's fall from power due to the greedy nature of the music industry."

"Man, I can either get terrible head from Courtney Love or I get a turkey sandwich. It's all or nothing, motherfucker."
All or Nothing by Jason R. July 6, 2006
Related Words

ALL BOOTIFUL 

B Booty
2 2 fine for just any girl
K K now Back off my man in B2K
ALL FINE !!!!!!! Man it aint no joke day make a lady !!!!!!!! ( Mrs. Druex Fizzle)
ALL BOOTIFUL by Michaela November 24, 2003

all ma mates 

this is to all who know me sophie and i go to harris in yr 9 i love you ALL K
all ma mates by sophie herself July 11, 2003

All American Slurp

When a person(Or Alien) eats out a girl from every state of the United States of America.
Dude 1: "Did you hear what Barthalamew did?"
Dude 2: "Yeah. He had an All American Slurp."
All American Slurp by KEKlan December 14, 2016

all star (song) 

bob "hey lets sing all star (song)" steve "no all star (song) is shit"

All those years ago

All those years ago is a song sang by George Harrison (a member of The Beatles). It is a song hard to understand because of it's strong British Accent.

All those years ago was made for John Lennon after the year of his death, as you read the lyrics, you can tell it's for John Lennon.
Have you listened to All Those Years Ago?