Why does the inside of a cheese grater look like every rap video from the early 2000s?
Why does the inside of a cheese grater look like every rap video from the early 2000s?
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Hanging on the passenger side of his best friend's ride
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I can hear a faint "yeaaahyh" echoing through every hole, reminding me of a question I had back then: "what the fuck does crunk even mean?".
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Crunk is a nonsensical word first used by Doctor Seuss in one of his books.
Crunk as a pseudo past tense for "crank" as in "cranked up" was slang for upbeat songs, clubs, people, parties, moods, and associated with southern hip hop. Artists like OutKast and Lil Jon use this as the foremost definition.
Unrelated, crunk was also first used and popularized by Conan O'Brien (and Starburns from Community, Dino Stamatopoulos) as "America's newest profanity" in 1992 as a word that sounds vulgar and meant getting shit faced, i.e. "crazy drunk". White people in the 90's and 00's seem to use this as the foremost definition.
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Far as i remember it meant crazy drunk
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Woo hah
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I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
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Missy Elliott in her shiny puffy suit vibes
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X to the Z in there
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That looks like a Cube-esque environment
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Jamiroquai sliding around and slowly disappearing as he's grated into fine paste.