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bro 1 - bro, wanna do woods?
bro 2 - nah bro we're gonna loose everything to a scav with a shotgun 200 meters way
bro 1 - high risk high reward bro
When you take a shit and toilet water splashes up your ass
heard Clark scream when he got a vengeful high-five
the biggest shit hole I’ve ever bloody seen, makes me feel like killing myself and every other student feels the same, full of roadmen and chavs with no lives, I wish I had killed myself before I started this school, it would have been more enjoyable.
blythe bridge high school is fucking shite and belongs in the bin
a school where 90% of the boys have mullets, the parking lot is full of trucks, you find dead roaches in the hallways, our mascot is a native american named fucking dave, the average penis size is just about three inches, upper classmen date middle schoolers, and it’s basically a klan rally in disguise.
did that kid disappear off the face of the earth?
no, he just goes to woodlan jr/sr high school
Is an East Coast Artist out of Orange County North Carolina. His legal name is Nathaniel and is also known to go by Nasty Nate.
Since HiGH-C’s last arrest in 2018, he will no longer answer to his legal name. He’s been in and out of jail since he was 13, but has said in his own words “the system is broke, I’m not going back”.
You can follow him on Instagram @m_high_c
I love HiGH-C to death, let me get some more music. 🎵
Hatch end high school is for people who don't get into harrow high, cannons or Whitmore. It's all white rejects in here.
I DONT GIVE TWO SHITS ABOUT WRITING AN EXAMPLE OF THE WAY ITS USED.
Hatch end High school is not based.
1. Opposite of low key
2. High intensity or desire; potentially unrestrained
The slang variant of high-key functions as an adverb and is typically used to describe a speaker's desires or emotions. High-key retains the dictionary definition of being high-intensity, not hidden, or not reserved, among others. Additionally, it can also indicate something that is overtly wanted or felt by the speaker.
In short, lowkey is used to describe a speaker's thoughts, feelings, and desires, and it means:
1: moderately: of low emotional intensity
2: secretly
"I high-key am totally into that girl"