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The Crowd Pleasa

The Man, Myth, and Legend wrapped in one;
The life of the party;

You are not him but you'll always want to be;
The guy your girlfriend just bought a drink for and you still can't hate;
The one jealousy was made for;
The man who just out drank your dignity (and you dormed in a frat house);
On January 25th The Crowd Pleasa kicked in the door. Bartenders everywhere comforted their bottles of Jameson.

"Yo I'm bout to chug this bottle"
"Who do you think you are, The Crowd Pleasa?"

Signs that you just missed a Crowd Pleasa incident:
1- All concious bodies filled with intense emotion(eg. fear, joy, wonder).
2- Blood splatter
3- Shards of glass or metal
4- Grown men crying
5- Scent of Jameson lingering in the air
6- You are still alive
7- Miscellaneous discrepancies (eg. smoking speakers, exhausted bartenders, people beginning each sentence with, "With all due respect to The Crowd Pleasa...", SWAT teams at local library).

go with the crowd 

This is the way of life for most people. Why be yourself and come up with your own ideas when you can just copy everybody else? Also known as selling out. To go with the crowd is to give up your free will. If your friends don't like a Metallica, then you don't. If your friends think that its cool to jump somebody insted of fighting them man to man, then so do you. See how boring that is? America was founded on being different and not doing what everyone else is doing(how do you think we won the Revolutionary War?). If your thinking, 'man, this is lame', then igorance is bliss for you.
Person 1: Hey, check out this new cd from Rattlehead!
Person 2: Are they hardxcore? Cause thats the only type of music I like now.
Person 1: Huh?
Person 2: Yeah, well, yesterday my friends said my Megadeth shirt was lame and not 'hardxcore', and I just want to fit in.
Person 1: Dude, don't go with the crowd.
Person 2: What are you talking about? I have always been hardxcore.
Person 1: ...
Person 1: *Beats the shit out of Person 2*
go with the crowd by Faino January 28, 2009

follow the crowd 

To go along with the current trends(such as pop culture) of today, to run with the world.
Back in 9th grade, Kelly(who looked kinda like Britney Spears) was the prettiest girl in the class and was hit on by several good-looking guys.

But now, 3 years later, Kelly has become no stranger to the biscuit tin and an unhappy teen mother since, so then it was the right thing for her former admirers to follow the crowd and start hitting on the new hottest chick in the class, who was none other than a Jenna Jameson lookalike!





Mark H. Following the crowd on UD since February 2004.
follow the crowd by Mark H October 30, 2004

Reving The Crowd 

To Rev the crowd is an action that is preformed at a concert by the lead singer (most likely).
To get the crowd at a show more rowdy, a band member may rev the crowd by placing both hands in the air above his head (like riding a chopper bike) and like you would do on a motorcycle to rev the engine, you twist your hand up and down.
Reving The Crowd by doodxor July 21, 2003

to bathe in the crowd 

to mingle in a group of people to be sociable and PRETTY COOL DUDE WALKING AROUND A PARTY MEETING HOTTIES
On saturday I want to bathe in the crowd at the nats game, and meet some very sauce people.

pump up the crowd 

An action where you put your two arms out to your side and curve your arms and scoop your hands inwards as your flapping your arms up and down.
Band Member 1 "What is he doing?"
Band Member 2 "He's trying to pump up the crowd for our next song American Idiot"
pump up the crowd by inspire62 September 17, 2010
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Northstarring

Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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