Terror Dog
Terror Dog by Callum The Wise September 21, 2008
Words you can keep
terrordome
This was a song by Public Enemy on the Fear of a Black Planet CD. And also on the movie CB4. My basic understanding of this term is something that you are trapped in like a hell on earth that you can not get out of. Like a own personal hell.
terrordome by Whitelesbianrapperatmyspace October 2, 2006
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terrordome
The song "Welcome to the Terrordome" is featured on Public Enemy's 1990 album, "Fear of a Black Planet." In the song, the "terrordome" serves as a metaphor for the harsh realities faced by black people in America, particularly those living in urban environments, in which escape is virtually impossible. The term can be interpreted as a representation of the struggle against systemic racism, oppression, and inequality. Chuck D, as the lead vocalist of Public Enemy, uses the phrase to draw attention to these issues and encourage listeners to confront them.
"'Welcome to the Terrordome, what does it mean?' It means the 1990s are coming. If we as a people do the right thing we’ll be alright. If we do the wrong thing, the black situation is out of here at the end of the decade. The terrordome is the 1990’s. I got it from this article called 'Welcome to the Terrordome’ that was in Melody Maker magazine. I just changed it to Terrordome, the house of the 90s.” — Chuck D in Spin Magazine
The word may be influenced by "thunderdome," which is a term popularized by the 1985 post-apocalyptic action film "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome." In the movie, the Thunderdome is an arena where disputes are settled through gladiatorial combat, where spectators watch and encourage the participants to kill each other.
"'Welcome to the Terrordome, what does it mean?' It means the 1990s are coming. If we as a people do the right thing we’ll be alright. If we do the wrong thing, the black situation is out of here at the end of the decade. The terrordome is the 1990’s. I got it from this article called 'Welcome to the Terrordome’ that was in Melody Maker magazine. I just changed it to Terrordome, the house of the 90s.” — Chuck D in Spin Magazine
The word may be influenced by "thunderdome," which is a term popularized by the 1985 post-apocalyptic action film "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome." In the movie, the Thunderdome is an arena where disputes are settled through gladiatorial combat, where spectators watch and encourage the participants to kill each other.
"I rope-a-dope the evil with righteous / Bobbin' and weavin' and let the good get even / C'mon down (C'mon!) / But welcome to the terrordome" — Chuck D, "Welcome to the Terrordome"
terrordome by Wonderface April 30, 2023
terrordome
A large futuristic ghetto in which blacks have been forced to live against their will. Originating from the film title 'Welcome 2 the Terrordome' (1995) which concerns issues of race. Rap group Public Enemy famously titled an album after this film in 1997.
terrordome by suburbandan November 22, 2011
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