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When a certain situation was epic, good, amazing, fun, etc. It is used to describe only one part of a whole event, night or time.
Ex. -Holy crap that was a good night, especially when we got free drink from the bartender, what a scene that was!
-Last night was such a time, the lineup was such a scene because those guys ahead of us were so jokes.
-That was a scene!
-What a scene! Who knew those 2 pole danced!?
a scene by bizsanford January 26, 2010
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A "scene" nickname 

A nickname that the "scene groups" use.
Including your actual name, then another word that's either gory, murder-like, shows "difference", or havoc.
A "scene" Nickname-
Alex Autopsy.
Carl Chaos.
Nigel Narcotics.
Connor Carnage.
Kacey Kryptic.
Mary Murder.
Skylar Scandolous.
DiDi Deathwish.
Etc.
A "scene" nickname by Angel. May 18, 2008

Cause a scene 

To attract attention(in a bad way)in public.
I saw those guy were fighting at the square.They always cause a scene.
Cause a scene by BlackPohatu October 23, 2016

making a scene 

Exaggerating/dramatizing a situation.
kid: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHH! Don't taze me bro!! OHH HOLY FUCK!! NOOO!

pig: you're making a scene, douche!

making a scene by qbnudp December 15, 2008

this ain't a scene, its an arms race 

The new catchy Fall Out Boy song, recognizable from the chorus "This ain't a scene, its a GOD DAMN ARMS RACE".
this ain't a scene, its an arms race is a 2007 Fall Out Boy single

make a scene

The Dog Who whether he pulls it all together or creates it himself he " Makes A Scene "
Doing cartwheels and popping balloons he's Make A Scene
make a scene by The SASfam March 3, 2021

Run a scene 

Cuase a commotion or jump someone
Yo, we gonna run a scene through that nigga juliece
Run a scene by Yozzmamma June 22, 2021
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