Okay Deuchbags! listen up. sure avril Lavignes music sucks the bag, but it isn't aimed at you. sure she is a piece of shit little poser who can't sing or play, and decided to write a song about homelessness because she spent a week in New York and Saw a bum on Gunhill, but unless your a prepubescent girl, you need to get on with your life.
Avril Lavinge is for twelve year olds, so try focusing your energy on getting a job, or ripping on a band aimed for your age group
by 123454321123454321 August 28, 2006
An annoying fuck that makes 12 year old girls say "Omfg Avril laveen iz da best rawk star evur!" And calls out to lesbians by singing "Hey hey! You you! I wan't to be your girlfriend!"
by A.m.b.e.r.. November 29, 2008
The worst, most annoying "singer" on the planet Earth. Thinks she is "punk", but obviously isn't.
See poser
Once said "I'm like Sid Vicious for a new generation!!"
(and somewhere on earth poor Sid spins like a pinwheel in his grave)
See poser
Once said "I'm like Sid Vicious for a new generation!!"
(and somewhere on earth poor Sid spins like a pinwheel in his grave)
by Allison April 9, 2004
Because the correct spelling, Avril Lavigne, is one of the Forbidden Definitions, everyone uses this spelling to post their love of Avril.
by keyshaw December 31, 2005
One annoying wanna be punk pop princesses, who think that since she bought a ten dollar pink and black bracelet that she is automaticly punk. she's not. She is a huge icon for pre teen girls who want to think they are punk rockers.
by Nick January 31, 2005
The spelling is "Lavigne", but whatever. This girl's music is the kind that makes me long for the days of Joe Strummer and Johnny Rotten.
ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL: I love Avril, so I must be punk.
SENSIBLE PERSON: No, child, you are not punk for liking Avril.
SENSIBLE PERSON: No, child, you are not punk for liking Avril.
by Lady Pain February 23, 2005
"I heard Avril taught herself how to play guitar," said Punky. "Aye, she did," replied Ahab. "She taught herself both of those chords."
by nirvanarama May 30, 2005