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A trend in the '60s and '70s where various rock bands would title themselves "The" followed by a random noun. Usually done to capitalize on the success of The Beatles.
The Animals, The Association, The Beatles, The Byrds, The Castaways, The Crusaders, The Doors, The Gentrys, The Keys, The Kinks, The Marbles, The Monkees, The Temptations, The Turtles, The Troggs, The Who, The Zombies, The Trend
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buck the trend 

(v.) To differ in opinion to most others. To go against the grain, to be an exception to the rule.
Critic#4 bucked the trend and praised the movie
buck the trend by Kung-fu Jesus June 27, 2004

Burying The Trend 

A bad ass metal band quite a few people are not aware of yet. Originally from Rowlett, Texas. Classified as music you would beat someones ass to. They play shows quite often in Deep Ellum in Dallas, Texas. Band members are Andrew-Vocals, Jason-Rhythm Guitar, Bryan-Lead Guitar, Joey-Bass Guitar, Michael-Drums. Check them out on Myspace.
Did you go to Burying The Trend's show last night? It was BADASS!!
Burying The Trend by Im a stoner March 25, 2008

bucking the trend

1. going against the trend
2. when most things go a certain way, and you go in the opposite direction
3. to go against the grain
4. when everyone is buying or wearing a certain type of clothing, someone else will wear something completely different
"The English and French don't normally get along, but Kevin and Celia seem to be bucking the trend."
bucking the trend by kevincelia March 11, 2010

on the trend charts 

A phrase that baby boomers say in attempt to make slang with Gen Z
Random grandparent: "Yo Jason, look at that acquired drip! That is so on the trend charts."
Jason: "what the hell"
on the trend charts by Tempp June 15, 2022

hop on the trend 

When you want to attract lots of attention to gain love and affection or business.
I had to hop on the trend in order to become perpetually famous.

The Scene Trend

A terrible illness that must be cured. This trend is the worst of the worst. Some claim the fashion was derived from the 80's. Others say it's a whole new idea. The image alone has complete control over its victims personality. Many "un-influenced" kids have tried to cure this disease, but this epidemic is too powerful; it have spread to countless victims.

Symptoms of Scene Trend:

*To you being scene isn't just an image, it's a way of life.

*You claim not to label yourself, regardless of how you obviously try to follow the trend.

*Idolizing the following: Audrey Kitching, Jeffree Star, Kiki Kannibal, Alex Evans, DaniGore or any type of internet whore.

*You have "unique" hair.

*You say the following phrases exceedingly: "haters make me famous", "you're just jealous", "i'm original"

*Your nickname has one of these words: Massacre, Horror, Tragedy, Gore, etc...

*You socialize with anybody that has the same haircut as the next scene kid.

___Major symptoms of Scene Trend___

*Assume that anyone that does't like you is either fat, ugly, racist, 12 years old, or jealous.

*You have an ego
person #1: How do i get scene hair?!?! and where can i buy scene clothes?!?

person #2: It's a good thing you asked me. Let me tell you about the Scene Trend before it rapes you.
The Scene Trend by cheeznipzryummy December 18, 2008
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