When one dresses or acts particularly skanky, they then have the right to say that they are from or represent Skanktown; Somewhat of a centralized hometown to whores worldwide.
By fourth hour i finally managed to zip my dress over my boobs. Reppin' Skanktown: Population 69!
1)an adjective to define a girl who is Ill-tempered and quarrelsome in addition to the fact that she has, will, or is in the process of doing some pretty skanky risqué things.
A sub-genre of electronica music typically defined by its lackluster quality, pop music structure, and annoying and overbearing vocals. Vocalists are usually talentless tone deaf women that are limited to one octave range... guttural shouting.
Vocalists are usually decked out in outrageous fashion forward costumes, makeup, or create sexy eccentric (sexcentric???) personalities to detract from the obvious... Their music is only worth a cheap hip jiggle by some inebriated floozie on the dancefloor.
Over compressed preschool-level drum beats and bland uninspiring synth leads typically carry the song along. Often receives immense airplay from brainless Top 40 radio stations. Example of skanktronica include: Ke$ha, Cascada, Lady Gaga, and the Paradiso Girls.
Jill McClubslut: "Patron! Tequila! Me and my mamacitas..."
Jill McClubslut: Oh it's the Paradiso Girls. They fucking rock! DJ Dweeby McMainstream was spinning this along with Ke$ha's "Tik Tok" down at SCENE 61 last night. This stuff is my going out anthem!
Leslie: Ohh... well it's a bunch of skanktronica if you ask me. Pure cheese. May I suggest Imogen Heap?
Jill McClubslut: What! She totally sampled that Jason DeRulo song!
regional term for s neighborhood in the metro detroit city of westland. this neighborhood is 1 and a half miles by a half mile making up most of zip code 48185, and consists almost entirely of duplexes. it is often referred to as "the white ghetto" as it is is made up of mostly caucasians. it has an abnormally high concentration of convicted sex offenders.
"i live in shacktown, where the slitches and crackeads are everywhere."