by classicniggas January 16, 2011
by Ferice Cupcake May 10, 2009
A phrase used to announce your love for something by saying that it is a classic--something so good that it transcends time. (this is likely hyperbole, but the phrase is still quite catchy)
Two people are conversing:
Person 1: Man! We had a wild night! <explains night>
Person 2: That's Classic!
Person 1: Man! We had a wild night! <explains night>
Person 2: That's Classic!
by ChrisMikGee September 01, 2010
A word used to describe behavior that is characteristic of the person. This can be used to describe your best buddies, or even total strangers.
Guy 1 "You see that guy that just walked in the room and took that laptop?"
Guy 2 "Yea...I think his name was Carl or something"
Guy 1 "Classic Carl"
Guy 1 "Did Aidan poop in the shower again?"
Guy 2 "Yeah its all over the walls"
Guy 1 "Classic Aidan"
Guy 2 "Yea...I think his name was Carl or something"
Guy 1 "Classic Carl"
Guy 1 "Did Aidan poop in the shower again?"
Guy 2 "Yeah its all over the walls"
Guy 1 "Classic Aidan"
by ticklemecollins March 10, 2011
When someone is telling you something and you cant think of anything to reply with, just put classic in front of the main thing they are talking about. It gets rather annoying after a while although it can be addictive
Person 1 : Did you hear that 'Dave Williams' punched a girl in the face?
Person 2 : Classic Dave Williams
Person 2 : Classic Dave Williams
by jammyladinitboi July 14, 2009
1) A period of music ranging from the middle 1700s to the early 1800s. Famous classical composers include Beethoven, Mozart, and Haydn.
2) A bastardization of all "traditional" types of music (orchestral, choral, etc.). Derived from the classical period. Other periods include prehistoric, medieval, renaissance, baroque, romantic, 20th century, and 21st century.
3) The true pinnacle of music in which true musicianship, expressiveness, technique, and skill are essential elements in its performance. To truly listen to classical music one must be able to listen to it on entirely different levels of thinking.
2) A bastardization of all "traditional" types of music (orchestral, choral, etc.). Derived from the classical period. Other periods include prehistoric, medieval, renaissance, baroque, romantic, 20th century, and 21st century.
3) The true pinnacle of music in which true musicianship, expressiveness, technique, and skill are essential elements in its performance. To truly listen to classical music one must be able to listen to it on entirely different levels of thinking.
The only classical music that most people have listened to is the ambient, therapeutically-designed background music at Barnes & Noble.
by inbe June 21, 2005
by Slarto November 09, 2018