Playlistism
Discrimination based not on race, gender, or religion, but rather on a disturbingly horrible iTunes music library discovered through a school or job network.
Refers to the "shared music" feature available on iTunes in which one can browse the various music libraries of the co-workers or classmates in the network. Often requires awkward explanation of why you have "that song."
Refers to the "shared music" feature available on iTunes in which one can browse the various music libraries of the co-workers or classmates in the network. Often requires awkward explanation of why you have "that song."
Mike accused me of playlistism when I questioned his collection of Color Me Badd b-sides.
Playlistism
Discrimination based on the music on someone's computer playlist. Of course, if someone's taste is bad enough to include Daniel O'Donnell on their computer, they probably deserve it.
My God... you actually LISTEN to Busted?!?
Playlistism
Playitism is most definently a form of discrimination; not against those who have bad taste in music, but against those who are ignorant of what music is... their computers are filled with things that music is not.
It's easy to spot those of a playlistism idealology if their computer contains MP3 files including terms such as "Hip Hop", "Rap", "Diddy", or "Pre-Adolescents with Guitars". These fools obviously have not discovered rock and roll.
Playlistism
Playitism is most definently a form of discrimination; not against those who have bad taste in music, but against those who are ignorant of what music is... their computers are filled with things that music is not.
Something the visitors of this website are obviously too young and immature to understand. ignorant (again)
Something the visitors of this website are obviously too young and immature to understand. ignorant (again)
It's easy to spot those of a playlistism idealology if their computer contains MP3 files including terms such as "Hip Hop", "Rap", "Diddy", or "Pre-Adolescents with Guitars". These fools obviously have not discovered rock and roll.
Playlist
1. n: A way of organizing music on an MP3 or computer
2. n: A list, either in writing or digital, of women and their telephone numbers that are most commonly used for Booty Call. On rare occasions, women have been known to keep a playlist, but its more of a male item.
see also: Little Black Book
2. n: A list, either in writing or digital, of women and their telephone numbers that are most commonly used for Booty Call. On rare occasions, women have been known to keep a playlist, but its more of a male item.
see also: Little Black Book
1: Mary: "Hey Christina, I just added Bon Jovi and Katy Perry to my 'favorites' playlist."
2: Jeff: "Hey John, what do you think of Mary over there?"
John: "Totaly man. She's on my playlist."
2: Jeff: "Hey John, what do you think of Mary over there?"
John: "Totaly man. She's on my playlist."
playlistable
1. Any media worthy of adding to a playlist.
2. Any media, (song, podcast, movie...) capable of being added to a playlist.
2. Any media, (song, podcast, movie...) capable of being added to a playlist.
1. What is the name of that band? Their songs are so playlistable.
2. Where did you find that movie link? Is it playlistable?
2. Where did you find that movie link? Is it playlistable?
playlisted
1. That status of a song, movie, podcast that has been added to a playlist.
2. An activity, event or thing that will be repeated in the future.
2. An activity, event or thing that will be repeated in the future.
1. I love this new song. It is so playlisted.
2. I just heard your podcast. I love it -- you've been playlisted.
3. That restaurant was great, it is definitely playlisted.
2. I just heard your podcast. I love it -- you've been playlisted.
3. That restaurant was great, it is definitely playlisted.