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beat boy 

The original name for bboy.They call it beat boy because of the people dancing to the beat.
Back in the day bboys don't have a type of gymnastic dance, so bboy stands for beat boy because of the people that started breaking were just people that were hyper and energetic and moving around hitting beats and listening to music created break dancing.
that beat boy got skills
beat boy by xlilxdragox March 5, 2009
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beat boy 

Beat Boy means Break Boy, B-Boy, or Bronx Boy.
Back in the days of original Hip Hop the original Beat Boys would dress as fly as possible, and part of the flava of a Beat Boy would be how he could do all of his moves and never get dirty.
Beat Boys would go to a jam, dance with some females, socialize, and when the right break beats came on, they'd get down, and after gettin down, they would get back to partying.
Yo' beat boy your moves are fly.
beat boy by 13013 October 25, 2005

cha cha beat boy 

a boy who loves u so much and will do anything for u
i have a cha cha beat boy

ChaCha Beat boy 

The thing everyone needs in their life.
(Deathbed conversion)

X: I......I-....
Y:Wh-What is it..?
X:I-... I need...
Y: What do you need? What can I do for you?
X: I need a ChaCha Beat boy
ChaCha Beat boy by youdonthavetoknow9 February 19, 2017

country boy beat down 

Good ole fashion ass beating. No bs just knuckles & boots.
Guy 1: man last night was crazy, and u look like shit.
Guy 2: Yea I shouldn't have bit that stripper.
Guy 1: told you. got yourself a country boy beat down too.

Quit lyin my boy beat! 

This phrase is for all those fellas out there who holla at a chick and she be like naw ima virgin or i aint neva mess wit nobody herre. Man tell her quit lyin my boy beat!!!!!
"yo what up girl? what u doin tonight?"
"I'm a virgin, I ain't doin you!"
"Man, quit lyin my boy beat!!"
Quit lyin my boy beat! by Slutz October 5, 2005

Beat a boy 

mia we are watching you your hair looks like sand paper
mia we see you we are in your walls, beat a boy 😈
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