When hardcore dancing, crowd killing consists of beating the crap out of the crowd. Spin kicks along the edge of the pit, crowd punching, just hitting random kids in the face. It's all good. Oh yeah and when I talk about hardcore dancing I'm not talking about this pussy scene kid, girl pants wearing, norma jean fag flailing around. I am talking about dancing hard to good hardcore. It's all about the old school and tough guy hardcore baby. I go to shows to beat the crap out of those kids.
TRUE TIL DEATH
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TRUE TIL DEATH
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by xJHUNTx December 8, 2005
At a concert, a hip audience is known as a 2 and 4 crowd (as opposed to a 1 and 3 crowd). It refers to the beat that the crowd is likely to clap along to.
Bob: "Man great audience tonight, we were rockin'"
Mick: "Yeah man, they were definitely a 2 and 4 crowd!"
Mick: "Yeah man, they were definitely a 2 and 4 crowd!"
by toroboy January 30, 2010
OK Computer was Radiohead's "Before These Crowded Streets"
by James Zane January 2, 2004
An action where you put your two arms out to your side and curve your arms and scoop your hands inwards as your flapping your arms up and down.
Band Member 1 "What is he doing?"
Band Member 2 "He's trying to pump up the crowd for our next song American Idiot"
Band Member 2 "He's trying to pump up the crowd for our next song American Idiot"
by inspire62 September 17, 2010
To be sensitive to the prompting of the Holy Spirit so that you may know God’s Will for you, instead of thinking that you need to be in a large gathering of fellow believers to feel God’s Presence and hear from Him.
God’s Presence or Power isn’t activated only when there’re more believers around, because He’s in their midst even when two or three of them come together—we need to follow the cloud, not the crowd.
by MathPlus January 25, 2018
those certain international people who believe that the obscene amounts of money their parents made oppressing people in the third world makes them better than the average american. i-crowd also refers to wanna-bes, including americans, who try to integrate themselves into this lame, over-monied clique. i-crowd members may be identified by their armani-exchange outfits, their obnoxious desire to impolitely speak foreign languages even when everyone around them is speaking english, and their propensity to believe that it is okay to flout the moral codes of their repressive home countries by taking advantage of american girls after getting them drunk on over-priced booze. i-crowd members tend to work very little, party very hard, and have sweet jobs lined up running stuff when they repatriate to their homelands.
by VonKoeppelStein October 30, 2006
by ledg3rmit3 April 3, 2010