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Refers to an extraordinarily intelligent, college educated, smart- ass, bum-ass, atheist, party animal loser ladies man that used to listen to gansta rap almost exclusively and has now recently discovered dubstep and likes to roll and head bang to the filthiest of dubstep. Can be seen stunting around your block and putting you in check right quick if you dare to step to this son!
I knew you were a dubstep bro when it was you and cheddar wade; you were drinking orange and cognac liquor, smoking a newport and whomping out to Ajaipai.
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When, upon reaching the maximum dupstep retention levels, one's head explodes due to the intensity of the dubstep that the individual is listening to at the time of D.O-ing. Dubstep Overload kills approximately six times as many people annually than sharks AND falling pianos combined.
Lane: Dude, did you hear? Skylar was crushed by a falling piano!
Nico: What are the chances, here, listen to my dubstep, it'll calm you down.
Lane: Dubstep is anything but calming but alright.
Lane's head explodes
Nico: Great, Skylars killed by a falling piano and Lane suffers from Dubstep Overload, what next?
Nico is eaten by a flying, air-breathing shark
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(n.) The sound of vacuuming, particularly whilst one is doing something else or listening to something else of genuine musical value at the time.
- “Kylie Minogue’s greatest hits don’t sound that great anymore with this domestic dubstep in the background now, do they, Jeremy?”
- “What?”
Alas, Jeremy could not hear, for ‘twas too loud.
One of the greatest combinations known to man. You have those two things, you’re in for a great time!
Matt: “Yo, nachos and cheese are the go to combination.”
Me an intellectual: “nah bro, dubstep and dinosaurs are better.”
In a nutshell, its like taking a massive shit in a synthesizer than using fart basses right
I like dubstep but the ones my school plays is truly Bad Dubstep
A subgenre of dubstep that was started by the UK artist Coki, which is very known for the usage of mid frequency basses and brostep alike structure(Sometimes with the usage of classic riddim patterns). It's now popular to his usage of dark atmosphere, heavy gritting basses and subbass boost. Sometimes it's labeled as Deathstep due to its similarities.
"Hey bro, have you heard that MARAUDA and scarlxrd collab. Damn, that's a pretty heavy Tearout Dubstep track."
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