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rip it up 

rip it up (verb. rip) 1. A term which commands one to literally rip apart a piece of material.

2. A command or suggestion to rip apart one's material (performance or practiced routine).

3. A command or suggestion to a person to perform competitively to a much higher degree of skill above the current competition.

4. A command to set a new standard of excelence.

5. A suggestion to introduce a newly profound and exciting atmosphere in liue of boring, dull or un-lively circumstances.
"Damm, These people think this is dancing, yo, go in there and rip it up. Show them how it's done."

"You think you can do better? Let's see you rip it up."

"This music sucks, yo, tell that DJ to rip it up."

rip it up 

a cool way tell someone to smoke weed, or to smoke weed yourself

Same as "burn it up"
yo mike, imma go rip it up yo
rip it up by Lokando April 24, 2009

crank it up and rip the knob off 

An 80's term meaning to crank up the volume on a boombox and rip the knob off so nobody can turn it down.
Boombox: (song starts playing)
Guy: This is my favorite! Crank it up and rip the knob off!
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