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The beat
The beat by gunplapewpew September 1, 2021
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the beat and yeet
When you beat your child, wife, unborn baby (by pushing in softspot) and yeeting yourself Shanghi, China to avoid the cops and start a new life.
Person: what happened to your dad
You: he pulled the beat and yeet on me
Person: damn son
You: dad its been 10 years
Dad: I did the beat part but not the yeet part
You: he pulled the beat and yeet on me
Person: damn son
You: dad its been 10 years
Dad: I did the beat part but not the yeet part
the beat and yeet by twat 29 June 10, 2019
the beat is hot
When you say the beat of a certain song is ''hot'', it means the beat or the melody is catchy and pleasant to hear. It's addictive or makes you want to dance, not that it's necessarily the best song of the year, but you want to dance to that beat; you're humming the beat; you're feeling it.
I just played on <<Heaven Can Wait>> by Michael Jackson, and as it started, I thought: ''Damn, the beat is hot!''.
the beat is hot by @yoururbandictionary November 12, 2022
The Beat-oven
The Beat-oven by Omooooooooo January 1, 2022
Sweet to the beat
"Here mucker, fancy bouncin' down to Merso's tonight for a few cans?"
"Oi mate, sweet to tha beat."
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"Oi mate I bought a new Corsa last week, fancy takin a wee fucken cruise down Bangor the night like?"
"Sweet to the beat mate leek tha fuck."
"Oi mate, sweet to tha beat."
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"Oi mate I bought a new Corsa last week, fancy takin a wee fucken cruise down Bangor the night like?"
"Sweet to the beat mate leek tha fuck."
Sweet to the beat by R12345 September 16, 2009
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