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Bring It Back

Bring(in) It Back: you heard Travy, now hear me, bring it back, bend over, and shake that a** fo' me!

2. The best song as of 9:45 p.m. 4/27/2011 to get some to and to just go out on. and it's brought to you by Travis Porter.

3. Bend over, shake your a**, then Bring It Back on your man, or just anyone. and enjoy it (; and repeat the next night
Yo J.D! Hannah just brought it back on me and I think i lost my virginity through my pants!

2. john: are you gonna go to the party tonight? they're gonna play bring it Ba- (Ryan: YES!) -ck

3. It's not a party if there isn't Bring it Back.

Bring it back from the dead 

When smoking "the herb" and the cherry starts to die, you yell bring it back from the dead! Who ever has the "herb" has to inhale as hard as he can until the cherry re ignites
Justin : yo man the cherry is going out
Mike : huh?
Justin : Bring it back from the dead man!!!
Mike : *inhale*

(cherry starts glowing again)
Justin : nice

bring it back on a stick 

when you go to poop, you bring some back on a stick so the company man knows you arent out goofing off.

bring it back in town 

A phrase that mexicans or mexican americans use that basically means to show people their best. It was derived from when poor mexicans used to go to America and work in low paying jobs. Then they would come back home to their poor little towns and brag about their earnings and they would say, "lo trajimos al pueblo" which means bring it back in town. Now it is used when Mexicans or Mexican Americans are about to show off their dance moves, when they are about to freestyle a rap, when they are succesful and they come back to show off to their family, when their about to kick some ass at a sporting event such as a soccer game, etc.
Mexican #1: Yo fool, we got the hottest dance moves.

Mexican #2: Alright homie, lets BRING IT BACK IN TOWN.

Mexican #1: Lets do it homie.
bring it back in town by eddie5555 November 30, 2010

Bring it back in town 

A phrase that mexicans or mexican americans use that basically means to show people their best. It was derived from when poor mexicans used to go to America and work in low paying jobs. Then they would come back home to their poor little towns and brag about their earnings and they would say, "lo trajimos al pueblo" which means bring it back in town. Now it is used when Mexicans or Mexican Americans are about to show off their dance moves, when they are about to freestyle a rap, when they are succesful and they come back to show off to their family, when their about to kick some ass at a sporting event such as a soccer game, etc.
Eduardo: Yo fool, we got the hottest dance moves.
Felipe: Alright homie, lets BRING IT BACK IN TOWN.
Eduardo: Lets do it fucker.
Bring it back in town by eddie5555 November 29, 2010

bring it back down 

term used for comedic purposes randomly by placing it in a sentence where another phrase or word should be. derived from the gang vocal part in the song "a badge, a brand" by the band stick to your guns.
person 1: what does that sign over there say?
person 2: it says "caution: wet floor"
person 1: oh, i thought it said BRING IT BACK DOWN!
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