fave grime catchphrases

[DJL]

D Double - "Dirteee - dats mwee"

 

[atomly]

Bruza - "Get Me!"

 

[Whoa-B]

"yeyeyeyeyee" --Scratchy

 

[greeneyes]

Another vote for Bruza's "Get Me".

Cracks me up every time.

 

[atomly]

"yeyeyeyeyee" --Scratchy

You know, I hated that the first time I heard it, but it's totally grown on me.

Especially after B U N.

 

[zhao]

what happened to the "grime terminology" thread? I only got to page 2 and meant to read the rest

 

[toasted]

hammer when he gets on the STINNKKKKOYYYY! YEEEEAAH! tip

there was some rinse set where he completely lost the plot

DAT BOY IS STINKOOYY! WHEN U HEAR U BE LIKE YEEHHEAHEA YEEHEAHEA!!

also another vote for scratchys yyeyeyeyeey... i bust this out at uni all the time - ppl are like so i draw for the screwface

 

[theo]

Although not catchphrases

"I love this war like Captain Hook" - Foots
"I will come to your birthday party" JME

both are jokes

Jammer's neckle annoys the fuck out of me - I think people tolerate it because he makes tunes and so they can't really say anything.
_

 

[outraygeous]

'are You Mad!'

 

[appleblim]

where DOES 'shoewr'/ 'showerface'/'showerman'/'shower-curtain business(!!)' come from?

i love it! but am intrigued as to where it comes from......who said it first? what does it MEAN?

 

[Diggedy Derek]

Definitely "differently". It's just a brilliant things to say. "Yeah, I'm cooking some hot chilli tonight, but with some coriander in it, making you sweat differently".

 

[DonRuba]

royal is saying THATS........THATS GBH!!

Seriously? Nah... GBH? What would that mean?

And he rhymes it with words like "great" and "weight"... I'm pretty sure it's something that ends with -ate.

Bruza's "Get me", JME's "Serious", and Scratchie's warrior cry are among my favorites too.

But... I thought there would be more? If you don't restrict yourselves to your favorites, are there more examples you can come up with?

Trim's "Lisssteeen! Are you lisssteniiing?" is another one which I quite like. And the way D. Dark ends his words in a high pitch is maybe not exactly a catchphrase but it's still his signum. Not sure I'm feeling that one though. Maybe he should stick to producing. Lake Days is a nice riddim.

 

[DonRuba]

where DOES 'shoewr'/ 'showerface'/'showerman'/'shower-curtain business(!!)' come from?

i love it! but am intrigued as to where it comes from......who said it first? what does it MEAN?

This is the thread for you. A good thread idea, well deserving a bump:

"questions you are dying to ask but are too scared to b/c of music nerd cred?"
http://www.dissensus.com/showthread.php?t=2349

 

[nick]

Seriously? Nah... GBH? What would that mean?

GBH = grievous bodily harm

"Wounding or inflicting Grievous Bodily Harm (GBH) Section 20
Arrestable offence
Five years imprisonment in indictment; six months imprisonment and/or fine summarily

It is an offence to unlawfully and maliciously to wound OR inflict Grievous Bodily Harm with or without a weapon on any other person.

Instances that amount to a charge of Wounding or inflicting GBH include permanent disability, broken bones, substantial loss of blood."

http://www.policeuk.com/study/law_assault.html

 

[DonRuba]

Seriously? Nah... GBH? What would that mean?

GBH = grievous bodily harm

Ok, thanks! But is this really what he says? I doesn't sound like it to me.

 

[bun-u]

Haven't we been here before?

Anyway - quite enjoying 'eeediot ting' JME/Riko

 

[stelfox]

bun-u i've just messaged you

 

[h-crimm]

you kno what time it is!

 

[gumdrops]

not really a catchphrase, but i do love how on the rinsessions pack, riko says a couple of times: "soundboy, what you gone and done to yourself?!' he sounds so disappointed/sympathetic.

 

[baboon2004]

Not a catchphrase, but Wiley's "I try SO hard" at the beginning of "They Can't Get Along with Wiley" on the Rwd mixtape is absolutely hilarious. He sounds crestfallen.