Heavy weight bad-ass Breaks duo who produce a kick ass live show whose crowd include Mandy look a likes workin that shit. The term what is this? a weiners night out? was derived from an incident involving the freestylers live show.
by J November 16, 2004
Freestyler is a general term for people who are obviously attached to subcultural norms. Examples: Goths, punks, emos, mods, body modders, hipsters, hippies, heads, scenesters, or anything riding a skateboard. Usually these people look like all thier clothes came out of hot topic or a thrift store.
Primary usage is when you can't determine the type of weirdo you are looking at. You don't know if you are looking at a punk or an emo, so you just call them a freestyler.
Primary usage is when you can't determine the type of weirdo you are looking at. You don't know if you are looking at a punk or an emo, so you just call them a freestyler.
"There's usually a bunch of freestylers hanging around that fountain."
"The cops like to sit outside the head shop and then they pull over any freestylers who drive away and look for an excuse to search thier car."
"There's a concert down the street and there are freestylers everywhere."
"The cops like to sit outside the head shop and then they pull over any freestylers who drive away and look for an excuse to search thier car."
"There's a concert down the street and there are freestylers everywhere."
by stolenpants July 26, 2006
A liberated way of dressing, as a guy, somewhat akin to the term "metrosexual"; many women have adopted a similar style, and have in fact been doing it for more than half a century, e.g. "mixing and matching", combining women's clothing and menswear into a "whole" look or fashion statement. NOT akin to crossdressing, where the goal is to "present" as a woman, but rather to wear whatever the guy's personal style is, regardless of the original gender intention of the manufacturer. Also, a guy into dressing "freestyle".
by AJ Wilkinson May 22, 2004
The music first developed in the early 1980's primarily in major cities like the New York, Philadelphia, and New Jersey area of the Eastern United States of America. It was a fusion of 70's disco and 80's breakdancing music, influenced also by sampling found in Hip-Hop. The genre can be further subdivided into Old Schooland New School. Old school was generally made before 1991.
FreeStyle music in general is heavily influenced by Latin music, especially with respect to rhythms and brass/horn and keyboard parts. The latin "clave" rhythm can be felt in many songs. The tempo of FreeStyle music is almost always between 110 and 130 BPM (Beats Per Minute), typically around 118 BPM. The keyboard parts are often elegant and clever, with many short melodies and countermelodies. Again a strong influence of latin music.
The electro funk sound was changed and refined adding Latin American rhythms and a totally syncopated drum sound. That was definitely a reason why the style came to be very popular among Latinas as well as Italian Americans. Hence, the names "Latin Hip Hop" or "Latin Freestyle". Now, the more neutral term "Freestyle" is generally preferred.
The theme of the lyrics is usually romantic with a positive message. The topics developed so far have not been overly complex, and are based more on a purely emotional response.
FreeStyle music in general is heavily influenced by Latin music, especially with respect to rhythms and brass/horn and keyboard parts. The latin "clave" rhythm can be felt in many songs. The tempo of FreeStyle music is almost always between 110 and 130 BPM (Beats Per Minute), typically around 118 BPM. The keyboard parts are often elegant and clever, with many short melodies and countermelodies. Again a strong influence of latin music.
The electro funk sound was changed and refined adding Latin American rhythms and a totally syncopated drum sound. That was definitely a reason why the style came to be very popular among Latinas as well as Italian Americans. Hence, the names "Latin Hip Hop" or "Latin Freestyle". Now, the more neutral term "Freestyle" is generally preferred.
The theme of the lyrics is usually romantic with a positive message. The topics developed so far have not been overly complex, and are based more on a purely emotional response.
"Did you hear that new freestyle song on the radio last night? The song is slammin!"
or
"Are you going to the freestyle concert on Friday? There are going to be over a dozen freestyle acts singing that night."
or
"Are you going to the freestyle concert on Friday? There are going to be over a dozen freestyle acts singing that night."
by www.NewYorkFreestyle.com July 16, 2008
guy 1: Dude are you ready for that french speaking exam?
guy 2: nah, I figured Id just freestyle it.
guy 2: nah, I figured Id just freestyle it.
by laura hitchcock December 25, 2006
A popular kind of old school music that was heard throughout the streets of Lower Westchester and the Bronx. It originated in the 80's and has a fast Latin electronic beat. Popular among Puerto Ricans and Italians who flourished in these areas at the time. Such artists of this kind of music are Stevie B., George LaMond, Exposè, and Lisa Lisa, etc.
Yo how was Steve B. at the Tuckahoe Columbus Day Festival?" "Absolutely incredible, I LOVE freestyle music.
by Brescianator April 24, 2011
The most simple stroke in swimming. Freestyle is the first stroke most people learn when they are being taught how to swim. There are many types of people who do freestyle: the sprinters, who do 50-100 meters; middle distance, who do 200-400 meters, and distance, who do 800-1500 meters. Freestyle is the most popular event in competitive swimming,
by alwaysclasy January 24, 2012