The first Urban Outfitters came from Berkley, CA. It's a clothing store found in urban areas. The clothes range from vintage, hippy, emo, indie, or just strange. Awkward place to shop at if you're overweight or a straight male. Clothes can be insanely priced. Store also contains home products or furnishing that you would most likely find in a college dorm room.
The first Urban Outfitters came from Berkley.
Example of t-shirt saying: "Trust me, I'm a (virgin, doctor, etc.)"
Example of furnishings found here: "Beer Refrigerator."
Example of t-shirt saying: "Trust me, I'm a (virgin, doctor, etc.)"
Example of furnishings found here: "Beer Refrigerator."
by Jake October 20, 2005
Dude 1: Where'd you hear that about Asians?
Dude 2: Urbandictionary. Isn't it funny how they can't pronounce their Ls?
Dude 1: Fuck that. That's prejudiced and not true. No wonder you heard it from urban dicktionary.
Dude 2: Urbandictionary. Isn't it funny how they can't pronounce their Ls?
Dude 1: Fuck that. That's prejudiced and not true. No wonder you heard it from urban dicktionary.
by That_Guy_Who_Exists June 01, 2009
A cry-pit for angsty white male middle schoolers from affluent neighborhoods.
Popular subjects that Urban Dictionary users like to cry over:
-Anything "emo"-related
-"Haters"
-George W. Bush, and how he's personally oppressing you.
-Anyone with any mainstream religious beliefs
-Anyone who gets laid on a regular basis
-Their parents
-School
-Television and the media
-The "rap" music
-Minorities
-Women
-Sports
-The police
-Video game consoles
-Weed
-Anyone who dares have a different opinion on a subjective subject than you.
-Anyone who doesn't share the typical affluent angsty white male middle schooler opinion
Popular subjects that Urban Dictionary users like to cry over:
-Anything "emo"-related
-"Haters"
-George W. Bush, and how he's personally oppressing you.
-Anyone with any mainstream religious beliefs
-Anyone who gets laid on a regular basis
-Their parents
-School
-Television and the media
-The "rap" music
-Minorities
-Women
-Sports
-The police
-Video game consoles
-Weed
-Anyone who dares have a different opinion on a subjective subject than you.
-Anyone who doesn't share the typical affluent angsty white male middle schooler opinion
by sdagfads December 11, 2007
Irvin Gengania Dina (born November 1st, 1992), better known by his stage names The Urban and Mistah Flipside, is a 16 year old producer/writer/rap artist. Born in Redwood City, California, the son of Stella Gengania and Romeo Dina, and is of Filipino descent. As a small child he had been exposed to hip-hop music by his brother Daryl Gengania-Dina, who was in his teenage years. As a young child, he became interested in hip-hop, performing and lip singing to artists such as Biggie, 2pac, and Eminem. Around the age of twelve Irvin had found the ambition to rap, and was under the name “D-Money“ and created the group “A-Unit“ around 2005, where his first song was written but not released. Within junior high school, he frequently was challenged in freestyle battles.
Through he would later struggle with the nature of his minuscule fame, as well as lyrical expectations, The Urban endured substantial obstacles throughout his young yet remarkably dramatic entrance into the rap game. Before becoming one of the most lyrical Asian rappers among his friends, being compared to rappers such as 50 cent, The Urban had suffered through hatred and harsh critics which the eye of ignorance had given him. Entering the hip hop game, The Urban had been exposed to negative comments from his peers, which pulled him out of the game for a while. Not knowing what he was putting himself into, he decided to take a break and learn the story behind Hip Hop. Stepping back into the game in the summer of 2008, he is experienced and ready for anything, following one of his goals to be a respected MC. Hoping to make it one day.
Through he would later struggle with the nature of his minuscule fame, as well as lyrical expectations, The Urban endured substantial obstacles throughout his young yet remarkably dramatic entrance into the rap game. Before becoming one of the most lyrical Asian rappers among his friends, being compared to rappers such as 50 cent, The Urban had suffered through hatred and harsh critics which the eye of ignorance had given him. Entering the hip hop game, The Urban had been exposed to negative comments from his peers, which pulled him out of the game for a while. Not knowing what he was putting himself into, he decided to take a break and learn the story behind Hip Hop. Stepping back into the game in the summer of 2008, he is experienced and ready for anything, following one of his goals to be a respected MC. Hoping to make it one day.
Guy 1: Hey, did you listen to The Urban's new remix?
Guy 2: That "From The Beginning Remix"? Yeah, it's really good.
Guy 3: I want to listen to the Urban Flipside remix too, where can i find it?
Guy 1: http://www.myspace.com/mistahflipside
Guy 2: That "From The Beginning Remix"? Yeah, it's really good.
Guy 3: I want to listen to the Urban Flipside remix too, where can i find it?
Guy 1: http://www.myspace.com/mistahflipside
by TheUrban March 08, 2009
A word used to summarize the group of Urbandictionary definitions that are based on sex positions/techniques.
Person 1: Dude! I just gave my girlfriend a "Switchfoot Alaskan FireDragon to an inverted 180 Dirty Sanchez"!
Person 2: You have got to stop reading the Urban Sutra.
Person 2: You have got to stop reading the Urban Sutra.
by Cerealbox October 29, 2009
A style characterized by well dressed classiness, often with sleek well fitting clothing, high quality fabric, and dark contrasting colors to represent intelligence or focus without sacrificing control by venturing too far into the bright color spectrum. From Urban, meaning related to cities, and Sheik, meaning elder or scholar. Undoubtedly one of the coolest guys around, with a very dominant presence
That man always looks well dressed, but never over the top. It's very urban sheik... I especially like how he avoids paisley and pastels, and the dark red and blue threaded tie is really strong with the black dress shirt.
by UrbanSheik March 27, 2010