Prevail
To come through; to succeed.
Prevail by Diggity Monkeez February 22, 2005
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prevail faction
A Gaming & Entertainment Organization. Owners; Lane and Lyze. They main on Call of Duty and trickshotting.
prevail faction by Prevail Faction May 17, 2022
Slaughter To Prevail
Slaughter to Prevail are a Russian deathcore band. They released their debut EP "Chapters of Misery", in 2014. In 2016, they signed to Sumerian Records; followed by a new edition of Chapters of Misery, and their debut album "Misery Sermon" on May 5, 2017. The band are currently touring on the summer slaughter tour, and expected to go big.
"You listen to deathcore? isn't that just noise"
me: -puts slaughter to prevail on-
-insert satanic dance here-
me: -puts slaughter to prevail on-
-insert satanic dance here-
Slaughter To Prevail by Light Yagami3645 June 26, 2017
Fail to Prevail
when someone tries really hard to beat you at something but fail miserably
almost as bad as an epic fail
almost as bad as an epic fail
person: ha ha take this (fire ball)
me: (counter attack, deflect fire ball at person)
person: auh SHIT!....(dies)
me: You fail to prevail
me: (counter attack, deflect fire ball at person)
person: auh SHIT!....(dies)
me: You fail to prevail
Fail to Prevail by Part of the Ownification unit November 27, 2009
I Prevail
I prevail are a American metalcore band formed in Southfield, Michigan established in 2013. They were made famous for their Taylor Swift "blank space" cover with over 70 million views. Their debut EP "Heart Vs Mind" was released 2015 and their debut album "lifelines" 2016
I Prevail by Light Yagami3645 February 12, 2017
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