Yeah, I agree...Dope is a word that is forever embedded in my vocabulary...But i'm from Southern Indiana and we're about 5 years behind in the hip slang game!
Yeah, I agree...Dope is a word that is forever embedded in my vocabulary...But i'm from Southern Indiana and we're about TWENTY years behind in the hip slang game!
Yeah, I agree...Dope is a word that is forever embedded in my vocabulary...But i'm from Southern Indiana and we're about TWENTY years behind in the hip slang game!
So that would make it 1987 in slang years in Indiana!!! I'm not mad...
Does anyone else think this sexist term is also racist? I mean, it's used to describe loud, coarse, demanding girls with tacky taste? Hm, sounds like it's implying JAP to me. Or, am I just being oversensitive, and this is a non-denominational sexist insult?
Actually, I have to say that I don't think Beckys' taste in club / bar music is all that bad (I assume it's top 40 hiphop, RnB and 80's hit's like Prince and MJ). That stuff is way better than the "college" music that your pale, navel gazing, glasses wearing, journal keeping, I-pod cozy knitting, allergy having, tea sipping, wispy, bangs sporting, cat petting, Tim Burton loving, muffin top over thrift store brown Levi's cords showing, bicycle with a basket riding, vegetarian, girlfriend likes.
Your girlfriend is like the anti-Becky. What should we call her?
I think DJ's forget that when folks go to the bar / club, they don't care to hear something new and challenging. They're not there to be awed by the rare original 45s in the DJ's box. They're there to get drunk, feel sexy, and maybe get laid. In order to do that, they wanna hear something thumping, familiar, danceable and catchy that they can get down on the dancefloor and do their best Shakira to.
Once in a club, I attained the next level of existence while dancing like a stripper to Britney's "Toxic." Three minutes of transcendance.
Not saying I would ever own a Spears album, but, would I request "Toxic" in the club from the pretentious, skinny DJ in Buddy Holly glasses and converse? Hell yeah! And if I annoy him in the process - even better!
Does anyone else think this sexist term is also racist? I mean, it's used to describe loud, coarse, demanding girls with tacky taste? Hm, sounds like it's implying JAP to me. Or, am I just being oversensitive, and this is a non-denominational sexist insult?
Actually, I have to say that I don't think Beckys' taste in club / bar music is all that bad (I assume it's top 40 hiphop, RnB and 80's hit's like Prince and MJ). That stuff is way better than the "college" music that your pale, navel gazing, glasses wearing, journal keeping, I-pod cozy knitting, allergy having, tea sipping, wispy, bangs sporting, cat petting, Tim Burton loving, muffin top over thrift store brown Levi's cords showing, bicycle with a basket riding, vegetarian, girlfriend likes.
Your girlfriend is like the anti-Becky. What should we call her?
I think DJ's forget that when folks go to the bar / club, they don't care to hear something new and challenging. They're not there to be awed by the rare original 45s in the DJ's box. They're there to get drunk, feel sexy, and maybe get laid. In order to do that, they wanna hear something thumping, familiar, danceable and catchy that they can get down on the dancefloor and do their best Shakira to.
Once in a club, I attained the next level of existence while dancing like a stripper to Britney's "Toxic." Three minutes of transcendance.
Not saying I would ever own a Spears album, but, would I request "Toxic" in the club from the pretentious, skinny DJ in Buddy Holly glasses and converse? Hell yeah! And if I annoy him in the process - even better!
Does anyone else think this sexist term is also racist? I mean, it's used to describe loud, coarse, demanding girls with tacky taste? Hm, sounds like it's implying JAP to me. Or, am I just being oversensitive, and this is a non-denominational sexist insult?
Actually, I have to say that I don't think Beckys' taste in club / bar music is all that bad (I assume it's top 40 hiphop, RnB and 80's hit's like Prince and MJ). That stuff is way better than the "college" music that your pale, navel gazing, glasses wearing, journal keeping, I-pod cozy knitting, allergy having, tea sipping, wispy, bangs sporting, cat petting, Tim Burton loving, muffin top over thrift store brown Levi's cords showing, bicycle with a basket riding, vegetarian, girlfriend likes.
Your girlfriend is like the anti-Becky. What should we call her?
I think DJ's forget that when folks go to the bar / club, they don't care to hear something new and challenging. They're not there to be awed by the rare original 45s in the DJ's box. They're there to get drunk, feel sexy, and maybe get laid. In order to do that, they wanna hear something thumping, familiar, danceable and catchy that they can get down on the dancefloor and do their best Shakira to.
Once in a club, I attained the next level of existence while dancing like a stripper to Britney's "Toxic." Three minutes of transcendance.
Not saying I would ever own a Spears album, but, would I request "Toxic" in the club from the pretentious, skinny DJ in Buddy Holly glasses and converse? Hell yeah! And if I annoy him in the process - even better!
Does anyone else think this sexist term is also racist? I mean, it's used to describe loud, coarse, demanding girls with tacky taste? Hm, sounds like it's implying JAP to me. Or, am I just being oversensitive, and this is a non-denominational sexist insult?
Actually, I have to say that I don't think Beckys' taste in club / bar music is all that bad (I assume it's top 40 hiphop, RnB and 80's hit's like Prince and MJ). That stuff is way better than the "college" music that your pale, navel gazing, glasses wearing, journal keeping, I-pod cozy knitting, allergy having, tea sipping, wispy, bangs sporting, cat petting, Tim Burton loving, muffin top over thrift store brown Levi's cords showing, bicycle with a basket riding, vegetarian, girlfriend likes.
Your girlfriend is like the anti-Becky. What should we call her?
I think DJ's forget that when folks go to the bar / club, they don't care to hear something new and challenging. They're not there to be awed by the rare original 45s in the DJ's box. They're there to get drunk, feel sexy, and maybe get laid. In order to do that, they wanna hear something thumping, familiar, danceable and catchy that they can get down on the dancefloor and do their best Shakira to.
Once in a club, I attained the next level of existence while dancing like a stripper to Britney's "Toxic." Three minutes of transcendance.
Not saying I would ever own a Spears album, but, would I request "Toxic" in the club from the pretentious, skinny DJ in Buddy Holly glasses and converse? Hell yeah! And if I annoy him in the process - even better!
altho i largely agree w becky of michigan i do think there is a middle ground, you don't have to choose between the two extremes of pandering and nerdery
Does anyone else think this sexist term is also racist? I mean, it's used to describe loud, coarse, demanding girls with tacky taste? Hm, sounds like it's implying JAP to me. Or, am I just being oversensitive, and this is a non-denominational sexist insult?
Actually, I have to say that I don't think Beckys' taste in club / bar music is all that bad (I assume it's top 40 hiphop, RnB and 80's hit's like Prince and MJ). That stuff is way better than the "college" music that your pale, navel gazing, glasses wearing, journal keeping, I-pod cozy knitting, allergy having, tea sipping, wispy, bangs sporting, cat petting, Tim Burton loving, muffin top over thrift store brown Levi's cords showing, bicycle with a basket riding, vegetarian, girlfriend likes.
Your girlfriend is like the anti-Becky. What should we call her?
I think DJ's forget that when folks go to the bar / club, they don't care to hear something new and challenging. They're not there to be awed by the rare original 45s in the DJ's box. They're there to get drunk, feel sexy, and maybe get laid. In order to do that, they wanna hear something thumping, familiar, danceable and catchy that they can get down on the dancefloor and do their best Shakira to.
Once in a club, I attained the next level of existence while dancing like a stripper to Britney's "Toxic." Three minutes of transcendance.
Not saying I would ever own a Spears album, but, would I request "Toxic" in the club from the pretentious, skinny DJ in Buddy Holly glasses and converse? Hell yeah! And if I annoy him in the process - even better!
You get booked to play X Venue advertises that DJs play X Becky comes in and wants you to play Y You tell her, sorry, but you were hired to play X She gets asshurt and pouts.
Repeat throughout the night every weekend. This has nothing to do with Top 40 vs raer.
For example, I was booked to play an 80s pop night once and Becky was riding me to play White Lines. I told her I didn't have it and was going to play 80s pop all night cause that's what the venue hired me to do. She snarled and told me I was the worst DJ she had ever seen.
You get booked to play X Venue advertises that DJs play X Becky comes in and wants you to play Y You tell her, sorry, but you were hired to play X She gets asshurt and pouts.
you forgot: but its my birthday! its my friends birthday! my best friend is moving to boston and this is our last night together!
I know. It was more of a honkey/new wave/hairmetal type gig. Pre-microwave. More like a "Doh" moment because it was a great request, but I just didn't have the record with me--just thought the level of hate was unwarranted and indicative of the Becky entitlement b/w drunk attitude.
Does anyone else think this sexist term is also racist? I mean, it's used to describe loud, coarse, demanding girls with tacky taste? Hm, sounds like it's implying[/b] JAP to me. Or, am I just being oversensitive, and this is a non-denominational sexist insult?
As far as I know, there's never been a correlation between "loud, coarse, demanding girls with tacky taste" (aka Beckys) and Jewish girls. Which would make that an inference on your part.
I'll leave it to you all to figure out how that relates to racism.
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I agree with this statement. 1/2 ( e^iz + e^-iz)
Besides, clon does not mean Clown, it means clown porn
hahahaha! Damn. Didn't think of that one.
"softbatch"... but only because I am one..
dude, whatever.
Yeah, I agree...Dope is a word that is forever embedded in my vocabulary...But i'm from Southern Indiana and we're about 5 years behind in the hip slang game!
and than they're back a week later
So that would make it 1987 in slang years in Indiana!!! I'm not mad...
BAN
hahahaha yeah! I use it time to time, but mylatency KILLS IT!!!
Does anyone else think this sexist term is also racist? I mean, it's used to describe loud, coarse, demanding girls with tacky taste? Hm, sounds like it's implying JAP to me. Or, am I just being oversensitive, and this is a non-denominational sexist insult?
Actually, I have to say that I don't think Beckys' taste in club / bar music is all that bad (I assume it's top 40 hiphop, RnB and 80's hit's like Prince and MJ). That stuff is way better than the "college" music that your pale, navel gazing, glasses wearing, journal keeping, I-pod cozy knitting, allergy having, tea sipping, wispy, bangs sporting, cat petting, Tim Burton loving, muffin top over thrift store brown Levi's cords showing, bicycle with a basket riding, vegetarian, girlfriend likes.
Your girlfriend is like the anti-Becky. What should we call her?
I think DJ's forget that when folks go to the bar / club, they don't care to hear something new and challenging. They're not there to be awed by the rare original 45s in the DJ's box. They're there to get drunk, feel sexy, and maybe get laid. In order to do that, they wanna hear something thumping, familiar, danceable and catchy that they can get down on the dancefloor and do their best Shakira to.
Once in a club, I attained the next level of existence while dancing like a stripper to Britney's "Toxic." Three minutes of transcendance.
Not saying I would ever own a Spears album, but, would I request "Toxic" in the club from the pretentious, skinny DJ in Buddy Holly glasses and converse? Hell yeah! And if I annoy him in the process - even better!
Shalom,
Rebecca "Becky" of Michigan
"KILLS IT" suddenly comes to mind.
I always thought Jenny would work better.
This is fucking great. Please post more.
You get booked to play X
Venue advertises that DJs play X
Becky comes in and wants you to play Y
You tell her, sorry, but you were hired to play X
She gets asshurt and pouts.
Repeat throughout the night every weekend.
This has nothing to do with Top 40 vs raer.
For example, I was booked to play an 80s pop night once and Becky was riding me to play White Lines. I told her I didn't have it and was going to play 80s pop all night cause that's what the venue hired me to do. She snarled and told me I was the worst DJ she had ever seen.
you forgot:
but its my birthday!
its my friends birthday!
my best friend is moving to boston and this is our last night together!
I know. It was more of a honkey/new wave/hairmetal type gig. Pre-microwave. More like a "Doh" moment because it was a great request, but I just didn't have the record with me--just thought the level of hate was unwarranted and indicative of the Becky entitlement b/w drunk attitude.
Trying to say that requests are not ALWAYS bad.
Where does Becky come from anyways? I always thought it came from...
"Oh, my, god. Becky, look at her butt. It is so big. She looks like, one of those rap guys' girlfriends."
The realll OG
As far as I know, there's never been a correlation between "loud, coarse, demanding girls with tacky taste" (aka Beckys) and Jewish girls. Which would make that an inference on your part.
I'll leave it to you all to figure out how that relates to racism.