Darude Sandstorm
Darude Sandstorm by DragonKingDrake March 20, 2016
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Darude sandstorm
A meme that consist of people asking what song they just heard the meme beacame popular after a livestreamer was playing a game with the song in the backround people where asking what the name of the song was everyone replied darude sandstorm it then beacame a meme that whenever someone said what is that song they sould reply darude sandstorm
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Darude Sandstorm
A song that will make you gush out rivers through your genitals as it has the power to penetrate your soul and fill it with utter euphoric harmonies. It's basically the best song ever.
-Hey, what song should I use for Gregayahu's Bar Mitzvah?
-Dude you GOTTA use Darude Sandstorm! It'll make the whole place turn into a knocked up Lil Jon concert replica in 3.2 nanoseconds!
-Dude you GOTTA use Darude Sandstorm! It'll make the whole place turn into a knocked up Lil Jon concert replica in 3.2 nanoseconds!
Darude Sandstorm by Mirislav Klose July 6, 2014
Darude Sandstorm
Darude Sandstorm by TankSlash5231 February 21, 2015
Darude Sandstorm
When someone asking something that already been answered in description or somebody in comment section.
It's not limited by music, but any media can be
It's not limited by music, but any media can be
post description : "music : Chopin - Nocturne op.9 No.2"
dumb-lazy guy in comment section : "what's the music?"
someone replied : "darude sandstorm"
dumb-lazy guy in comment section : "what's the music?"
someone replied : "darude sandstorm"
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