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Hard bass 

A type of music that is most popular in Russia or Eastern Europe and people who are listing to hard bass are usually asassociated with Slavs wearing adidas, Slav squat, wearing ushanka, smoking cigarette, and drinking vodka.
When there the Russians defeated the Germans there was huge party in the center of Moscow and all the Slavs and Gopniks come in the their T-34 tanks boosting hard bass and drinking vodka.
Hard bass by Life of Boris February 28, 2018
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hard bass 

A genre of dance and music which was popularized in Russia and involves large amounts of people, usually in Adidas tracksuits and leather vests dancing in public areas in an aggressive stomping fashion.
I saw some gopniks doing hard bass in the center of Moscow!
hard bass by DanDaMan020 May 16, 2016

hard bass 

Hardbass is music danced to by Slavs and Gopniks
Dimitri do you want to go dance to hard bass with the other Gopniks and slavs
hard bass by Squatting_gopnik March 28, 2017

Hard Bass slav 

the hardest of all slav
BLYAT Hard Bass slav CYKA BLAYT

bass hard bass 

(pronounced "bas harrt bas") are the lyrics in the chorus of the electro-dance song Nash Gimn popularized by Hard Bass School and can be found in Youtube and Spotify. The song, also referred to as "Hard Bass Adidas", is a favorite particularly among sub-cultures of the former Soviets who binge-dance to it in the street while wearing three-striped Adidas tracksuits. The phrase "bass hard bass" is used by netizens, who don't speak Russian nor Slav, to distinguish the song from other tracks by Hard Bass School particularly Narkotik Kal and Opa Blia.
"I don't understand a thing but that 'bass hard bass' song is very catchy."
bass hard bass by laotzukid@1 September 17, 2017

Hard Slav Bass 

the best music of all time, dont agree than ill finna beat yo ass
Hard slav bass CYKA BLAYT

The bass line fucked me hard 

When one dances so hard to a jam at a party that their head starts to hurt and they begin to drown in their sweat.
dude 1: Hey brah, why you lookin so sick man?
dude 2: dawg the bass line fucked me hard...my head is spinning and i think im about too....*throws up*
dude 1: das nasty man
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