sad kant

Andrew Mulkearns

Andrew Mulkearns is such a sad Kant man couldn’t get hard and is depressed now

by Ronan honey December 8, 2021

broken sadness

you have so much pain and hurt the heart cannot beat to the rhythm of love

broken sadness is such a great song. so sad he’s not here anymore

by BumStatusYo December 17, 2018

aristocratic sadness

when rich people think they're so important that they're above happiness. they think the only way to find meaning in this world is to be suffering artist and art admirer. these people think that the world revolves around their skewed perception of reality.

"wagwan whats up your ass today?"

"i just realized that we're living in a black hole and we don't really exist"

"seems like you're going through aristocratic sadness"

by oigayboiwhatyoulookinat August 11, 2019

Sad Ken

A horse tipped to win the 3:30 at Chepstow despite odds off 100-1, who was sadly shot along with his jockey for running the wrong way. Can also refer to your mate who is a sad, desperate, lonely old git.

Sad Ken, 3:30 at Chepstow, dead cert.

by Cydermaster September 20, 2021

Buff Sad

To be Buff Sad, means to be very upset, or very emotional.

Dude I’m like feeling Buff Sad right now.

by We$10 October 11, 2018

Sad Vice

Emanating from “The Viceland Channel”. A documentary about events that leaves you feeling bad about mankind and humanity.

“Yo did you watch, City Of Ghosts?”

“Yep, I did man, Its mad sad vice.”

by Blistic_1 February 12, 2018

Sad Archie

A reference from the popular space game, Endless Sky, "Sad Archie" is a reference for when a band intentionally finishes a big concert with one of their slower songs, with the intent being to calm down a chaotic crowd. This can help prevent overly-excited fans from releasing their energy in potentially destructive ways. A Sad Archie typically utilizes a slow mellow song written to inspire a melancholy feeling, either by its prose or by its melody. Often both.

In the game Endless Sky, Sad Archie is a song played by the aptly named band "There Might Be Riots" at the end of each concert to prevent damage to public property.

"I went to the AC/DC concert last night and they totally pulled a Sad Archie. Their last song was Ride On and by the end I was in tears."

by ClivetheRock July 6, 2023