Verb.
The practice and/or lifestyle of not taking shit from anyone.
It is synonymous with not "selling out" one's principles or sense of self in any given situation, no matter what the cost.
Steven Seagal is the number one proponent of no-selling. In fact, one might describe him as the "living god of no-selling".
The practice and/or lifestyle of not taking shit from anyone.
It is synonymous with not "selling out" one's principles or sense of self in any given situation, no matter what the cost.
Steven Seagal is the number one proponent of no-selling. In fact, one might describe him as the "living god of no-selling".
I don't care about your money; I just care about the little squirrels... that's what happens when you ask me to sell out... Mission Accomplished!
by ibetthisisnttakenyet December 24, 2010
And if she wanna be a freak and sell it on the weekend, it's none of your business. (lyric from Salt 'N Pepa's '94 hit None of Your Business)
by GuidoPosse69 February 22, 2005
A little bitch that paper hands easily or mistakenly hits a sell button because of the thickness of the gorilla finger
What’s a sell button? Don’t be a bitch and paper hand that easy! Diamond hands all the way. This is the way.
by Nimbus_2021 April 30, 2021
Hym “That’s the point. You’re trying to sell me something. It isn’t that the thing you’re trying to sell is objectively good. It’s that you are trying to sell it in a way that makes it seem better than it is. We’re not arguing the best way to sell a propositional ethic, we’re debating whether or not the ethic is correct.”
by Hym Iam October 17, 2022
Song selling takes place when a singer-songwriter earns money in exchange for the rights to use his or her original music, often to a (more) famous, or up-and-coming, recording artist.
If a singer-songwriter has written a catchy song but seems to fall short on vocal or instrumental ability, a listener might say, "you should sell your song." Hearing this can be extremely disheartening for singer-songwriters, especially those who are still developing their talents, or have not yet enjoyed their fifteen minutes of fame.
If a singer-songwriter has written a catchy song but seems to fall short on vocal or instrumental ability, a listener might say, "you should sell your song." Hearing this can be extremely disheartening for singer-songwriters, especially those who are still developing their talents, or have not yet enjoyed their fifteen minutes of fame.
Why does song selling even exist? Any band or singer who is worth their weight can write their own songs.
by D.S. Credito March 9, 2015
by UrmomSCRUB September 29, 2015
Anyone who sacrifices artistic integrity in an effort to become more successful or popular (generally in music); someone who forgets their roots.
It's the American dream to be a sellout.
by Sean Piece August 4, 2003