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Nyheim
Nyheim is cool and nice and really cute with a big dick he is kinda a flirt so don't get too attached and he is a great friend which sometimes leads too more with his charm
Nyheim by Trill_sammy December 19, 2016
Nyheim
Funny, cool, and cute. Will tell you how they feel but might over exaggerate it. A natural flirt and dont even know its happening.
Nyheim by Jabria Baskerville March 14, 2017
Nyhia
Nyhia is a fun and attractive, Loyal girl, not the type to ask for passwords to social media and other stuff because all she wants is loyalty so if you show her your loyalty she will show you hers. She likes to be very (touchy) and will not back down from anything. Nyhia is short and cute with a nice ass (booty). Nyhia normally goes for Jalen's, Shawn's, Alex's, and Aaron's. Nyhia will always tell you how it is straight up no sugar coat that's what makes her (unique) that's why there is only one Nyhia like your Nyhia. Nyhia is also very smart and will do anything to make who she likes happy no matter what it is. And Nyhia only likes guys with big dicks, and will always support you even when you make bad decisions.(#Thick) (#Cute)
Nyhia by The Nyhia Lover December 14, 2018
NYHC
abbreviation for "New York Hardcore", a musical and cultural movement that began in the early 1980s (or late 1970s) and evolved out of the earlier "punk rock" scene. Hardcore music is typically defined by a very fast, driving (4:4:) tempo, loud distorted guitars, and an aggressive vocal style. The first NYHC band was arguably "The Stimulators" with their definitive record "Loud Fast Rules". Other pioneers of the genre include "Bad Brains" (actually a DC-based band that gigged regularly in New York City before eventually relocating there, "Beastie Boys" (before gaining notoriety as a hip-hop group), "Kraut", and many other lesser-known bands.
The original NYHC Scene was largely, though not exclusively, comprised of "punks" and "skinheads". Other styles, including dreadlocks or Rastas, b-boys, long-haired metal-heads, peace-punks, skaters, and others were also well represented. Hardcore music was founded in New York City in the very early 1980s and then quickly spread to other states and cities each of which developed their own scenes, styles, and music. More than 30-years after its inception, hardcore-punk continues to be an evolving movement. The iconic NYHC symbol is written with the letters N, Y, H, and C around a larger letter-X. This type of symbol has been adopted by countless other brands, and entities with 4-letter names or initials, but was originally conceived of, and exclusive used by members of the NYHC scene.
The original NYHC Scene was largely, though not exclusively, comprised of "punks" and "skinheads". Other styles, including dreadlocks or Rastas, b-boys, long-haired metal-heads, peace-punks, skaters, and others were also well represented. Hardcore music was founded in New York City in the very early 1980s and then quickly spread to other states and cities each of which developed their own scenes, styles, and music. More than 30-years after its inception, hardcore-punk continues to be an evolving movement. The iconic NYHC symbol is written with the letters N, Y, H, and C around a larger letter-X. This type of symbol has been adopted by countless other brands, and entities with 4-letter names or initials, but was originally conceived of, and exclusive used by members of the NYHC scene.
NYHC by locdogoneLoc April 15, 2017
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