A type of energetic music originated in italy but only sold in Japan. People often mistake it for techno music but it is NOT techno. It usually has a BPM of 140-160 and made up with synthesizers and a few guitars here n there. Eurobeat has an offical dance called Para Para, in which you you use your hands and arms mostly. Eurobeat is also played in the anime Initial D which also made eurobeat more popular in the USA.
Him: what kind of music do u listen to?
Me: something you probably never heard of.
Him: let me listen
*listens*
Him: oh so its techno
Me: no its called eurobeat, now go f*ck yourself
Me: something you probably never heard of.
Him: let me listen
*listens*
Him: oh so its techno
Me: no its called eurobeat, now go f*ck yourself
by Initial D September 20, 2005
Eurobeat is a natural tuner to cars. For example when one drives without eurobeat the vehicle they drive will be slow, but if they are enjoying eurobeat then the car will automatically become a machine of speed and precise control making drifting something natural.
Friend 1: Yo look at that 350z, why is it going so fast?!
Friend 2: well it is blasting Eurobeat so naturally it will go faster bro.
Friend 2: well it is blasting Eurobeat so naturally it will go faster bro.
by loco-loco December 15, 2020
Ultra fast paced, electronically produced music. Armed with electric guitars and crazy tempos, artists make frenzied melodies with catchy beats.
by ZT October 25, 2005
Songs that make you want to fever the night, like a boy in space filling ones heart with burning desire that get you power which takes you back to tokyo. XD
by Nemesis April 5, 2004
Perhaps the catchiest music in the world. Originated from Italy, sold in Japan. Parapara made it popular.
by Mike December 16, 2004
by dj gs68 April 25, 2003
A style of music originating from either Italy or Germany, popular in Japan and marking its ground in the US. It consists of catchy, frenzied, overproduced beats and rhythmic dance voices. Eurobeat often mentions Japan, cars, love, dancing all night long, known in the Eurobeat world as "keywords." Eurobeat singers usually perform under many different names.
by Jay E. October 6, 2003