by CrankDatSucks November 4, 2007
The name of a song by Soulja Boy, which serves to establish an equally idiotic dance. On par with who let the dogs out and the macarena, this song demonstrates no talent or creativity, and proves how stupid most followers of the hip-hop mainstream truly are.
by offbdway October 29, 2007
1. Watch Me Crank Dat Soulja Boy
Then Super Man Dat Hoe
2. DATS MY SONG TURN IT UP
3. Watch me crank it watch me roll
Then Super Man Dat Hoe
2. DATS MY SONG TURN IT UP
3. Watch me crank it watch me roll
by Ty Nguyen August 31, 2007
A type of popular dance originally created by Soulja Boy. There are many different types and versions of this ghetto dance.
by CRANK DAT BITCH NOW!!!! October 21, 2007
by jumping tree October 12, 2007
1. Song by Soulja Boy, makes no sense, has a single beat, the Boy raps in one tone, and has a dance that makes a choreographer cry whenever he walks into a party with the song playing. Its a disgrace to a cd
Guy 1: I can crank dat n***a
Guy 2: Dude, its a bat mitzvah and ur a 13 year-old jewish kid, stop embarassing yourself
Guy 1: Wha' me cran it
Wha' me roll
Supermaan a hoe!
Guy 2: *Gunshot*
Guy 2: Dude, its a bat mitzvah and ur a 13 year-old jewish kid, stop embarassing yourself
Guy 1: Wha' me cran it
Wha' me roll
Supermaan a hoe!
Guy 2: *Gunshot*
by Ralph D. September 17, 2007
A song that's become an epidemic among teenagers in an alarmingly short period of time.
A song labeled as "rap/hip-hop" that nearly every teenager in America knows about. The song - for lack of a better word - rapped by the seventeen-year-old kid known as Soulja Boy has made several remixes and versions, from Spiderman to Robocop. All follow the same basic dance pattern, with the exception of a few minor changes during the chorus. It's a poor excuse for talent in the music world as it degrades women, and shows just how far "talent" has plunged in the 21st century - the lyrics alone show the literacy levels of the person who raps it. Just look up the lyrics to it on here - it's sad to see that few realize the exact meaning of the song before they look up the meaning. The song has had some controversy as to its lyrics and overall meaning, being banned at many schools/education facilities due to its content.
The only credit I can give to the song is that it spread so quickly and that the dance is probably the best known dance for late 2007, mainly becoming known from the popular instructional video for it on YouTube. Honestly, as soon as you here the signature "YOOOUUU!" at the beginning of the song you know it's Crank That (or Dat, depending on your literacy) Soulja Boy and just about everyone starts doing the dance to it.
A song labeled as "rap/hip-hop" that nearly every teenager in America knows about. The song - for lack of a better word - rapped by the seventeen-year-old kid known as Soulja Boy has made several remixes and versions, from Spiderman to Robocop. All follow the same basic dance pattern, with the exception of a few minor changes during the chorus. It's a poor excuse for talent in the music world as it degrades women, and shows just how far "talent" has plunged in the 21st century - the lyrics alone show the literacy levels of the person who raps it. Just look up the lyrics to it on here - it's sad to see that few realize the exact meaning of the song before they look up the meaning. The song has had some controversy as to its lyrics and overall meaning, being banned at many schools/education facilities due to its content.
The only credit I can give to the song is that it spread so quickly and that the dance is probably the best known dance for late 2007, mainly becoming known from the popular instructional video for it on YouTube. Honestly, as soon as you here the signature "YOOOUUU!" at the beginning of the song you know it's Crank That (or Dat, depending on your literacy) Soulja Boy and just about everyone starts doing the dance to it.
You want an example? Turn the volume up on your iPod to the max and start playing Crank Dat/That in a room full of kids. Watch how many start dancing/attempting to rap to it.
by Mandy P. November 19, 2007