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Gettin' Down 

The act of someone (usually a group of people) pushing the boundaries to have excessive fun. Gettin' down typically includes a wild scene of drinking, drugs, music, partying, sex, or any combination of the above.
Christian: Dude, there were at least 50 people here dancing to loud music till 6a.m. and most of us were pretty messed up.
Dave: Yeah, we were definately gettin' down.

Ted: You gettin' down tonight?
Jeff: Hell yeah! I'm eating a few X pills and going to watch that DJ.
Gettin' Down by monstadub June 8, 2010
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Gettin’ down

• Chicago slang

Meaning to act in a grimy or shady way. Somebody that is getting down is not looking out for you in that moment.
Your little cousin has to play Xbox with you so give him a broke controller
You : Here, your the other team.
Cousin : You gettin’ down ,I know this controller don’t work
————
Girlfriend: Why didn’t you call last night ?

Boyfriend: I was out with the guys

Girlfriend: See how you be gettin down ? I can’t ever trust you.
Gettin’ down by Klaw 56 April 20, 2020

gettin down with rodge! 

This is what happens when an african american male of normal

sensibilities;for no apparent rhyme nor reason;begins rapping

and dancing like he is onstage at the mtv awards show.
he could be anywhere and in any situation when the mood
overwhelms him.

this action is similar to rerun getting down with rodger on the
sitcom "What's Happening" that was popular in the 70's.
"Did you see that spook "gettin down with rodge!" before his

ugly fat white girlfriend picked him up in front of Mo's Chicken

Shack?

Getting Down Wit Da Flame 

The act of smoking marijuana in da biz.
We're getting down wit da flame tonight.

getting down 

Act of dancing to the Audio Adrenaline song "Get Down"
We showed up to the meeting a few minutes early, and people were getting down.
getting down by Michael D July 30, 2006

Getting Down 

Getting down: To dance.
Getting Down by Disasterpiece December 25, 2007

getting down and dirty 

getting it on; having sex; getting down to business; revealing somebody's personal info to do damage or put them down.
"Those two were getting downa dirty on the dance floor."
"When they were rappin', they started getting down and dirty."
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