When something seems like a great, great thing, then it's possible that it's worthy of the phrase "rock hardcore." To rock hardcore, it must rock more than the average thing. Like, if Jesus were to walk up to me and give me five hundred bucks, that would "fuckin' rock hardcore." It can be applied to any noun, except if that noun embodies something that does not rock hardcore.
However, you can also use this term as a verb, changing the word "rock" as it needs to be changed. This phrase can replace phrases like "own," "pwn," or, "kerpwn," and it can also emphasize victory in a physical fight.
However, you can also use this term as a verb, changing the word "rock" as it needs to be changed. This phrase can replace phrases like "own," "pwn," or, "kerpwn," and it can also emphasize victory in a physical fight.
To express approval: "That idea rocks hardcore!"
To admit to the greatness of a person: "When Jesus gave me those five hundred bucks, I decided then that he rocked hardcore."
To annihilate someone (usually in a video game): "I just rocked you hardcore."
To kick the shit out of someone or something: "I just rocked his face hardcore!!"
To admit to the greatness of a person: "When Jesus gave me those five hundred bucks, I decided then that he rocked hardcore."
To annihilate someone (usually in a video game): "I just rocked you hardcore."
To kick the shit out of someone or something: "I just rocked his face hardcore!!"
by Ruloi April 04, 2004
by angel face November 04, 2004
Classic Rock...
Everything that is pure and holy in music
Vocals that has a meaning
Guitar solos that adds a purpose to the song
Out of this world drum's that gives a sense to the song
Groovy bass groves that gives a song a personality.
Every Classic Rock song has a meaning to it, it's own soul, even life.
Really the ONLY music that will still be around when im walking the stairway to heaven.
Everything that is pure and holy in music
Vocals that has a meaning
Guitar solos that adds a purpose to the song
Out of this world drum's that gives a sense to the song
Groovy bass groves that gives a song a personality.
Every Classic Rock song has a meaning to it, it's own soul, even life.
Really the ONLY music that will still be around when im walking the stairway to heaven.
Classic Rock. Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Beatles, ELP, ELO, Buffalo Springfield, CSN&Y, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Jefferson Airplane. And so many more
by Thecaddilacman November 29, 2009
"Don't EVER think that Metallica, Quiet Riot, etc. can be described as classic rock. THAT'S OLD-SCHOOL METAL, YOU ASSHOLES!"
by rock n roll retro July 28, 2009
Although some believe otherwise, rock is a sound and not a lyrical theme. Therefore, Christian rock is made possible. Most good Christian rock addresses real issues like suicide, partying, backstabbing "friends," death, broken families, sex, murder, etc.--but all from a Christian view. It doesn't ignore the world and the themes of secular rock. It just has them with a twist that often points the listener to Jesus. Some say that only secular rock is "real". I say secular rock goes around in circles, while Christian rock points you in the right direction. Do you want to go around in circles, or would you prefer to find meaning in life and accomplish something?
Some Christian rock sounds as good as secular rock or better. And if you think the words "Christian" and "rock" don't belong together, how about the words "Christian punk"?
by RockOn! September 03, 2005
A genre of music defined where the musicians could give a shit about being famous and touring Zhakanagistan but would rather just play in the garage. Real Punk Rock is good. Don't confuse Punk Rock with "we won't to get noticed so we're going to call ourself but actually do the exact opposite of" punk. 17 year old boys who dye their hair pink, paint their nails black, and wear girls genes 2 sizes to small are not punk rock either. Anybody who seriously says something along the lines of "Thats so punk rock" definetley don't understand punk rock.
(Wrong)
Freddaay: Hey Bryan what are you Listening to?
Bryan: I'm Listening to my favorite punk rock bands like Yellow Card, Linkin Park, Blink 182, Green Day, and My Chemical Romance.
(Wrong)
Freddaay: Hey Bryan what do you think of these cantalopes?
Bryan: They're so punk rock
(Right)
Fredday: Hey someone who isn't Bryan, who's you favorite punk rock band?
Someone who isn't Bryan, Let's go with Joe: Either The Sex Pistols or The Clash
Freddaay: Hey Bryan what are you Listening to?
Bryan: I'm Listening to my favorite punk rock bands like Yellow Card, Linkin Park, Blink 182, Green Day, and My Chemical Romance.
(Wrong)
Freddaay: Hey Bryan what do you think of these cantalopes?
Bryan: They're so punk rock
(Right)
Fredday: Hey someone who isn't Bryan, who's you favorite punk rock band?
Someone who isn't Bryan, Let's go with Joe: Either The Sex Pistols or The Clash
by Fred Doyle April 21, 2008
You would find rock baby in an urban thesarus under crack baby. Rock baby is a more street version of saying crack baby, since the original term has become mainstream.
Yo look at dat rock baby wit the big forehead and drool comin' out da corna of his mouf. His mother must have been suckin' on that pipe like it was her job.
by juan February 24, 2005