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Avenue boy

An avenue boy is a British teenage male usually 14-17 years of age . They live in a rich /posh area with their parents . Avenue boys tend to wear Nike /adidas track suits and travel in groups of five or more . They try to act like "roadmen " but tend to fail. You can spot an avenue boy by their Instagram bio. These idiots tend to mention the beginning of their post codes in almost every post.
" Carl is such an avenue boy , look at his recent insta caption "LE15 gang gang".

"Jimmy is such an avenue boy with his little Nike side bag ".
Avenue boy by FOR THE BANTS March 21, 2017
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Boyce Avenue 

Boyce Avenue is an acoustic band that uses poetic mueses as lyrics and actual instruments in their music. Their poetry is written by the lead singer, as well as the music, and is actually about things that happen in life other than clubbing, drinking, drugs, and/or sex.

They also do acoustic covers of good songs from different artists and spark interest in those songs in the acoustic community.

The poetry of this band is interpreted in thousands of different way while still maintaining clear messages. This level of poetry is one that would even rival Coldplay, and is put to a rivaling upbeat rock genre.
I didn't like "No Air" until I heard a cover of it done by Boyce Avenue. In fact, I still don't like how the original artist does it.
Boyce Avenue by KT JDDD October 11, 2010
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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