Lee Chan better known as Dino of the kpop boy group SEVENTEEN, he can sing, dance and also rap so well. He has a series of videos called 'Dino's Danceology' where he shows the choreographies he does for different songs. It is a fact that Dino is the future of kpop.
Person 1: Hey! do you want to see the future of kpop with me?
Person 2: The future of kpop? You talk about Dino, right?
Person 1: Of course, there is no other.
Person 2: The future of kpop? You talk about Dino, right?
Person 1: Of course, there is no other.
by thebestcarat May 15, 2021
by undertheradar May 4, 2021
Future House is hypothetically a mixture between deep and progressive house. It is a a recently started genre of electronic dance music that was mistakenly started by the popular artist Tchami. He labeled his tracks on SoundCloud "Future House" which he put up as a joke. He defined it in an interview stating that "it is basically every tunes that pushes forward the House genre." People took it seriously and the internet itself is forming it as a new genre of music.
by jhlennon December 29, 2015
I need to call my future boyfriend to see if we could meet for dinner this week.
my future boyfriend took his neice to a baseball game today.
my future boyfriend just sent me a text!
my future boyfriend took his neice to a baseball game today.
my future boyfriend just sent me a text!
by angiekalamazoo April 8, 2011
Its pretty much about a insane sociopath who stalks the guy she likes and ends up brutally slaughtering anyone who comes close within 7 feet to him.
by keiichimaebara September 12, 2018
(n) - food or drink that will inevitably cause the consumer to spend time on the toilet. While this term can technically be applied to any food or drink, it is best used to describe substances that will cause green apple splatters, montezuma's revenge, hershey squirts, or any similar form of the runs.
This Denny's Grand Slam is a some serious future poop. I'm probably gonna spend the next 35 minutes on the toilet.
by thejewbear August 1, 2010
A subgenre of trap music. Most of the time it has more melodic elements than regular traps. Some major features are:
1. Stabby chords (Short chords)
2. Chord Progression tends to end in group of 3s.
3. Lots of mini-sounds such as creaking bed, water droplet, hey chant or any chants in general, gunshots, etc.
4. Trap elements and 808 usage such as hihats or snare rolls. A good 808 subbass can be orgasmic
5. While the name is future bass it doesn't have to be based on the bass (no pun intended). It can instead focus on the mid-end of the spectrum.
6. Trap bpm ranging from 100-160 (Note: these are frequent bpm. There may be outliers.)
7. MODULATIONS. Add some volume or filter modulation on the chords and bam the song is future as fuck.
8. A good way to differentiate between trap and future bass is by identifying the melody. Usually trap music doesn't focus on melody while future bass does. Usually.
9. Arpeggiated chords are common among future bass songs. But then again any genre can use arp, just not regular trap.
These are only a handful of features I can think up on the top of my head and im pretty sure there are more. This is only a guideline thus future bass can vary greatly from these features. If you can check a few boxes on this list then I betcha the song is future bass.
1. Stabby chords (Short chords)
2. Chord Progression tends to end in group of 3s.
3. Lots of mini-sounds such as creaking bed, water droplet, hey chant or any chants in general, gunshots, etc.
4. Trap elements and 808 usage such as hihats or snare rolls. A good 808 subbass can be orgasmic
5. While the name is future bass it doesn't have to be based on the bass (no pun intended). It can instead focus on the mid-end of the spectrum.
6. Trap bpm ranging from 100-160 (Note: these are frequent bpm. There may be outliers.)
7. MODULATIONS. Add some volume or filter modulation on the chords and bam the song is future as fuck.
8. A good way to differentiate between trap and future bass is by identifying the melody. Usually trap music doesn't focus on melody while future bass does. Usually.
9. Arpeggiated chords are common among future bass songs. But then again any genre can use arp, just not regular trap.
These are only a handful of features I can think up on the top of my head and im pretty sure there are more. This is only a guideline thus future bass can vary greatly from these features. If you can check a few boxes on this list then I betcha the song is future bass.
by Hani Wa September 22, 2016