prodouché
The boss' pet employee who is absolutely useless at his job, but can do no wrong in the boss' eyes; a douchebag.
prodouché by Talisman_London September 16, 2009
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Prodouche
The name for an offspring of two people that everyone knows as douchebags, so the child is expected to be a super douche like them or just a regular douche, either way you're getting a douche for a son.
Prodouche
Christian: Are you gonna eat that asparagus? Cause if you don't you're a fat ass. And I'm beautiful. Cause I don't eat meat.
Phil: Fuck off you fucking prodouche.
Phil: Fuck off you fucking prodouche.
Prodouche by Maximus the Destroyer February 28, 2016
Battlecat (record producer)
Battlecat (record producer) or battlecat for short ,
Kevin Gilliam (born April 20, 1968), better known by his stage name Battlecat, is an American hip hop record producer & DJ from South Los Angeles, California.
He is well known for producing artists such as Snoop Dogg, 2pac , The Game, Xzibit & Tha Eastsidaz along with a number of other West Coast rappers. His aesthetic is a progression from the early-'90s G-Funk sound pioneered by Above the Law and Dr. Dre, characterized by fat synth bass lines and soulful keys. He is also the concert DJ for Snoop Dogg. As a youth he was a member of the Neighborhood Rollin 60s crip, because of this he has also produced instrumentals for the 1993 album "Bangin' on wax" by rap collaboration Bloods & Crips which went Gold.
He has countless articles of his work and profession
And is considered A LIVING WESTCOAST LEGEND.
Kevin Gilliam (born April 20, 1968), better known by his stage name Battlecat, is an American hip hop record producer & DJ from South Los Angeles, California.
He is well known for producing artists such as Snoop Dogg, 2pac , The Game, Xzibit & Tha Eastsidaz along with a number of other West Coast rappers. His aesthetic is a progression from the early-'90s G-Funk sound pioneered by Above the Law and Dr. Dre, characterized by fat synth bass lines and soulful keys. He is also the concert DJ for Snoop Dogg. As a youth he was a member of the Neighborhood Rollin 60s crip, because of this he has also produced instrumentals for the 1993 album "Bangin' on wax" by rap collaboration Bloods & Crips which went Gold.
He has countless articles of his work and profession
And is considered A LIVING WESTCOAST LEGEND.
If you like west coast rap music chances are Battlecat (record producer) , DJ quik, Daz Dillinger, Dr Dre may have worked
On the production / beats.
On the production / beats.
Battlecat (record producer) by Blu_leef April 27, 2023
who produced skeletons
Person A: Who produced Skeletons? I just wanna know
Person B: Google it, simple. Delete this and fuck off. NOW.
Person B: Google it, simple. Delete this and fuck off. NOW.
who produced skeletons by 88177287 July 21, 2021
Mr Producer
(verb): To 'Mr Producer' something is to harness all your chi into one singular point in the time-space continuum and organise the tabs in the emergency meeting
Mr Producer by MrAffluential June 14, 2023
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