What does this mean? You’ve used “based” multiple times and it never clicks for me
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Lil b
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Pretty cringe thing to say bro.
So, in internet slang, there’s cringe which has just become a word for embarrassing from afar. But if the subject doesn’t care whether or not you think it’s embarrassing, then it’s based.
Example: some people find goose fans to be cringe. The fans that don’t care and continue to turn out despite everything else, that’s considered “based”.
Uhhh, oh okay.
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I’d say it’s more of us trying to explain a good show from a musical and not experiential point of view.
Tells us you had a great time in Detroit, don’t tell us the band was on 
The term “standard good” used to be used here a lot for a show like Detroit. Nice song selection, a little improv, but nothing nearing “en fuego”.
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This ^
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Pretty sure it’s standard great…
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Ugh
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Isn’t it stander standard good, standard good, standard great?? There were levels to it right??
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Yes
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I did a quick search on Standard Good and Standard Great with both returning results but Standard Great seemed to appear more often in the right context. Probably confirmation bias at play brah.
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Never seen em play Standard Great, is that one of those tunes that evolved from a 90 minute Stewart at 4bpm back in 1994 Hampton colosseum?
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Goon on my man
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I also had no idea wtf he was talking about.
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Am still very confused
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Borts gotten very gn00b lately.
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Can’t wait to quit this place tbh
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I think “standard ok” is way more accurate than “standard great” or even “standard good”
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