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Reloaded track, what does it mean? I heard it used in a derogatory sense.

You must be around some idiots for 'Reloaded Track' to be used in a derogatory sense.

LA_Boxers wrote:You must be around some idiots for 'Reloaded Track' to be used in a derogatory sense.

dunno, but 'wheel up' means something about having a mum that's been around, I guess a reloaded track is something similar.

Guys, stop being such reloaded tracks and just tell him what it means...

Fuck off you Whhheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeellllll It Up.

You're not gonna believe this, but it actually means a track that's been reloaded...

codeStep wrote:You're not gonna believe this, but it actually means a track that's been reloaded...

turbowheeeelllydeallllyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaiiiioooooooooo

it means the number 5555555555555555555555555

k ill be the serious 1 though or you'll never get the answer, more often in heavy brostep shit, when it drops, dj spins it back and plays the track from the start (to get the crowd going yea?)

i hate it

goto 2:40

oh and then 3:55

55stevieboy2010 wrote:it means the number 5555555555555555555555555

k ill be the serious 1 though or you'll never get the answer, more often in heavy brostep shit, when it drops, dj spins it back and plays the track from the start (to get the crowd going yea?)

i hate it

The reload actually has a much longer history, and was established in the 20th Century as part of Jamaican soundsystem culture.

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55stevieboy2010 wrote:it means the number 5555555555555555555555555

k ill be the serious 1 though or you'll never get the answer, more often in heavy brostep shit, when it drops, dj spins it back and plays the track from the start (to get the crowd going yea?)

i hate it

Nitronic wrote:Reloaded track, what does it mean? I heard it used in a derogatory sense.

How does that explain the OPs question?

This thread is well weapon.

wub wrote:This thread is well weapon.

total fucking mexico.

If you reload a track it is usually down to a great crowd response when the tune drops and they wheel the record back and start from the edge of the vinyl. Unless you're Coki and then you just reload every single track you play.

LA_Boxers wrote:

55stevieboy2010 wrote:it means the number 5555555555555555555555555

k ill be the serious 1 though or you'll never get the answer, more often in heavy brostep shit, when it drops, dj spins it back and plays the track from the start (to get the crowd going yea?)

i hate it

Nitronic wrote:Reloaded track, what does it mean? I heard it used in a derogatory sense.

How does that explain the OPs question?

how does it not

55stevieboy2010 wrote:

LA_Boxers wrote:

55stevieboy2010 wrote:it means the number 5555555555555555555555555

k ill be the serious 1 though or you'll never get the answer, more often in heavy brostep shit, when it drops, dj spins it back and plays the track from the start (to get the crowd going yea?)

i hate it

Nitronic wrote:Reloaded track, what does it mean? I heard it used in a derogatory sense.

How does that explain the OPs question?

how does it not

Do you know what derogatory means?

apmje wrote:If you reload a track it is usually down to a great crowd response when the tune drops and they wheel the record back and start from the edge of the vinyl. Unless you're Coki and then you just reload every single track you play.

Yea but Coki has fucking mental tunes and they all go off (besides a choice few that im not a fan of). they are insta-wheelies hahah.

LA_Boxers wrote:

55stevieboy2010 wrote:

LA_Boxers wrote:

55stevieboy2010 wrote:it means the number 5555555555555555555555555

k ill be the serious 1 though or you'll never get the answer, more often in heavy brostep shit, when it drops, dj spins it back and plays the track from the start (to get the crowd going yea?)

i hate it

Nitronic wrote:Reloaded track, what does it mean? I heard it used in a derogatory sense.

How does that explain the OPs question?

how does it not

Do you know what derogatory means?

yes, thanks though.