driod
driod by heaven holey March 1, 2020
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B1 Battle Driod
B1 Battle Driod by idkdosomethingelse April 28, 2021
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DRODIAN
The word stems from the world renown music collective known as the Drodians (www.everythingdrodian.com). Drodian is used as a noun and adjective. It's used as a positive affirmation or a response to something being uniquely different, esoteric and good in quality. Drodian is also a brand and an esoteric genre of music tied to preserving the culture of real Hip Hop.
Adjective Usage:
to express approval.
Noun Usage:
Identifies a member of the collective, Its unique sound, and/or the Sub Genre of Hip Hop.
DRODIAN™ (Positivity, Enlightenment, Talent, Action, Quality)
Adjective Usage:
to express approval.
Noun Usage:
Identifies a member of the collective, Its unique sound, and/or the Sub Genre of Hip Hop.
DRODIAN™ (Positivity, Enlightenment, Talent, Action, Quality)
1. "I just found $100 on the ground"
"That's Drodian"
2. "There is something about the way he raps. His style is unique and he doesn't sound like everyone else"
"That's Drodian"
3. "What kind of music do you listen to?"
- "Drodian music"
4. "Who is the amazing vocalist on this song?!"
- "That's Jane Doe, she's a Drodian…"
"That's Drodian"
2. "There is something about the way he raps. His style is unique and he doesn't sound like everyone else"
"That's Drodian"
3. "What kind of music do you listen to?"
- "Drodian music"
4. "Who is the amazing vocalist on this song?!"
- "That's Jane Doe, she's a Drodian…"
Dried Turds
Big dark nipples that have sunken into the wrinkled brown areola ... resembling dried turds (wet turds if in the bath)
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