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by FiresignTh February 19, 2014
by RANDIESCOOP March 12, 2019
Kirolos low key couldn't figure out Diana was telling him that the girl was high key ugly so therefore kirolos is slow key
by ilikethebooty November 20, 2015
Conrad Birdie: "You got a church key, man?"
Mr. McAfee: "We've got a church, but it's open."
Conrad Birdie: "A can opener, man! Man, you're from nowhere like."
Mr. McAfee: "We've got a church, but it's open."
Conrad Birdie: "A can opener, man! Man, you're from nowhere like."
by Christin June 17, 2004
1.Beasting main stream artists,calling them out on all bull shyt leaving them studdering,discombobulated, and small under green wigs
2. make wack rappers step their bars up
3. Burn booths with raw lyricism
4. smack a hoe before a rap battle
2. make wack rappers step their bars up
3. Burn booths with raw lyricism
4. smack a hoe before a rap battle
by realhiphoplover October 26, 2010
Quite assertive; very public. Usually an embarrassing or well-known fact about someone or something that has occurred.
by asfew November 27, 2018
Visual-kei is a movement born in the early 80's in Japan, it's about music and image at the same time. Visual-kei band members use makeup and dress up in a very eccentric way. Members of these bands make a dramatization of their music on stage and their image helps them on it. Individualism is what Visual-kei people look for, not to be part of society so to speak.
The dramatization of their music is an influence of Kabuki theatre.
Their music is a bit difficult to classify, but most of Visual-kei bands follow a pattern to make music, although nowadays their music has been very influenced by western music. If someone wants to know how Visual-kei sounds like, go to bands like: Baiser, Pierrot, Dir en grey (Visual-kei times), Noir Fleurir, Aliene Ma'riage, Lareine, Vidoll, etc.
Visual-kei is not gothic as some people think since Visual-kei bands with gothic influence began to appear in the 90's and Visual-kei already existed before it.
The dramatization of their music is an influence of Kabuki theatre.
Their music is a bit difficult to classify, but most of Visual-kei bands follow a pattern to make music, although nowadays their music has been very influenced by western music. If someone wants to know how Visual-kei sounds like, go to bands like: Baiser, Pierrot, Dir en grey (Visual-kei times), Noir Fleurir, Aliene Ma'riage, Lareine, Vidoll, etc.
Visual-kei is not gothic as some people think since Visual-kei bands with gothic influence began to appear in the 90's and Visual-kei already existed before it.
by -Seiryuu- June 03, 2007