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Definition of shout-out in English: shout-outnoun informal (especially in hip-hop or dance music) a mention, credit, or greeting, typically one made over the radio or during a live performance. do you have any shout-outs to the homies in Europe? Example sentencesExamples - A particular shout-out goes to all the bloggers, too numerous to mention, who I have met in real life, many of whom I now consider as friends.
- I shall, in all fairness and tradition, now give a shout-out to all my fellow performers.
- The bass throughout is astonishingly deep and clear, and for the first time in my reviewing career I feel compelled to give a shout-out to the mastering engineer.
- Jarmusch also used his speech to give shout-outs to Hou (‘I am your student,’ he said) and our Torontonian also-rans.
- You'll hear a lot of shout-outs to the ‘Neuf-trois’ - The Nine Three.
- I love you all, as you know, and here are your shout-outs.
- The Detroit Free Press reports that mega-promoter Clear Channel has been offering last-minute fire sales to ensure that Rod Stewart and Sting's shout-outs to ‘all the people in the back’ don't go unanswered.
- There's just time for a shout-out to his granny, who has a cold and couldn't make it tonight.
- The album's best song is the deliciously funky title track, a shout-out to soul legends like Earth, Wind & Fire and James Brown.
- ‘Out of State’ is sweet and driving, and ‘Modern Age’ is a close-to-complacent shout-out to surrealism and post-70s rock.
- I do have shout-outs to bands and musicians I like in my books, but the musical references can be misunderstood.
- ‘The Intro’ is a deft move on its own; instead of sputtering out some pointless shout-outs and promises as other album intros do, Slim Thug kicks a maximalist dramatic monologue and knows exactly when to rap and when to just speak.
- Besides the odd shout-out or movie sample, this 30-minute mini-album is instrumental and packed with simplistic rock riffs that emphasize the complexity of these six untitled original songs' shifting structures.
- Immediately he engages the crowd, standing at the edge of the stage, giving his shout-outs, moving his body to his own groove.
- The aforementioned ‘An Open Letter to NYC’ is the one track that truly lives up to the album's title with affectionate shout-outs to Brooklyn, the Bronx, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island.
- Okay, we've got a lot of business to attend to this week (don't miss the shout-outs down at the bottom), so I'm going to keep this week's theme - like many summer romances - relatively brief.
- The diminutive bassist was actually getting a healthy dose of shout-outs from the audience, which led Danko to protest at one point that ‘I am a jealous man!’
- You listen to a tape, and Busta Rhymes may start to give shout-outs.
- Lead singer Beth starts out most shows with several shout-outs to ‘the fat ladies!’
- Surely, she will get a shout-out from Flavor Flav somewhere in the album, or within its cover.
Definition of shout-out in US English: shout-outnoun informal A message of congratulation, support, or appreciation. a special shout-out to Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Gandolfini, and Robert DeNiro for being such kick-ass cinematic mobsters Example sentencesExamples - ‘Out of State’ is sweet and driving, and ‘Modern Age’ is a close-to-complacent shout-out to surrealism and post-70s rock.
- Jarmusch also used his speech to give shout-outs to Hou (‘I am your student,’ he said) and our Torontonian also-rans.
- Immediately he engages the crowd, standing at the edge of the stage, giving his shout-outs, moving his body to his own groove.
- The album's best song is the deliciously funky title track, a shout-out to soul legends like Earth, Wind & Fire and James Brown.
- I love you all, as you know, and here are your shout-outs.
- Surely, she will get a shout-out from Flavor Flav somewhere in the album, or within its cover.
- Lead singer Beth starts out most shows with several shout-outs to ‘the fat ladies!’
- The Detroit Free Press reports that mega-promoter Clear Channel has been offering last-minute fire sales to ensure that Rod Stewart and Sting's shout-outs to ‘all the people in the back’ don't go unanswered.
- Okay, we've got a lot of business to attend to this week (don't miss the shout-outs down at the bottom), so I'm going to keep this week's theme - like many summer romances - relatively brief.
- I shall, in all fairness and tradition, now give a shout-out to all my fellow performers.
- I do have shout-outs to bands and musicians I like in my books, but the musical references can be misunderstood.
- The bass throughout is astonishingly deep and clear, and for the first time in my reviewing career I feel compelled to give a shout-out to the mastering engineer.
- You'll hear a lot of shout-outs to the ‘Neuf-trois’ - The Nine Three.
- Besides the odd shout-out or movie sample, this 30-minute mini-album is instrumental and packed with simplistic rock riffs that emphasize the complexity of these six untitled original songs' shifting structures.
- The diminutive bassist was actually getting a healthy dose of shout-outs from the audience, which led Danko to protest at one point that ‘I am a jealous man!’
- You listen to a tape, and Busta Rhymes may start to give shout-outs.
- ‘The Intro’ is a deft move on its own; instead of sputtering out some pointless shout-outs and promises as other album intros do, Slim Thug kicks a maximalist dramatic monologue and knows exactly when to rap and when to just speak.
- There's just time for a shout-out to his granny, who has a cold and couldn't make it tonight.
- The aforementioned ‘An Open Letter to NYC’ is the one track that truly lives up to the album's title with affectionate shout-outs to Brooklyn, the Bronx, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island.
- A particular shout-out goes to all the bloggers, too numerous to mention, who I have met in real life, many of whom I now consider as friends.
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