Rock N' Roll

A type of music. usually this genre saves people from killing themselves. this music can deal with satanity or just pure harcoreness. it is simply the most awsome music u can ever have! it goes along with heavy metal, punk rock, gothic rock, classic rock, alternative, and pop rock. EXCEPT POP ROCK SUX!

Have you heard of Guns N' Roses? they play Rock N' Roll.

by Tm4prez August 6, 2009

rock n roll

music people think came from the british. it actually came from america in the 50's. Elvis Presley sings rock n roll not those british bands like ac/dc or black sabbath. americans created rock n roll style too (greasers)

brit: we created rock n roll because we have AC/DC

American: no, we created rock n roll because we have elvis presley, which was way before all those bands

by maria morales July 2, 2006

ROCK 'N' ROLL

Rhyming slang for being on the 'dole' (unemployment benefit in the UK yankee dudes.

Got a job yet?
No, i'm still on the rock 'n' roll.

by The Bub Gob September 27, 2004

Rock 'n' roll

An add-on phrase used mainly to confirm something, or to give the last word in a fight.

Person 1: Hey man are you gonna go to the KMFDM concert?
Person 2: Rock 'n' Roll

Person 1: Are you lying to me?
Person 2: Rock 'n' Roll

by Sam A. M. October 16, 2003

rock n roll

Originally meaning to fuck really hard and long that you're so tired and eventually roll off a bed. Started from some jewish guy who fucked a black chick. Also a form of music that kicks ass.

That bitch was so hot I just wanted to rock n roll with her.

by nathan aka natedog July 23, 2005

Rock 'n' roll

An awesome genre of music that many believe died after the 80s. I say that new rock is good but it was best in the 90s with Rage Against The Machine, Green Day, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, The Offspring, and Metallica.

Do I really need to add an example.

by Okita-Sama March 12, 2005

Rock 'n Roll

its like music ok?? it used to be rock and roll then rock n roll now its just rock..... um yeah

"IM 64 IN 2 YEARS LOCK UP YOUR CHILDREN"-Paul McC the Strudel

by Dont look back in anger October 30, 2004