chillin in the villian
when more than 5 people are in a single bed for longer than 2 hours
usually includes alot of laughing, good times, picture taking and the need to pee
usually includes alot of laughing, good times, picture taking and the need to pee
saturday afternoon in stephs bed we were chillin in the villian
chillin like a villian
Seems that no one knows how this originated so let me break it down. It first appeared on the saturday morning cartoon Batman, where Batman approaches Freeze and Mr. Freeze says im chillin like a villan, hence why he was chillin (literal definition).
Batman: Freeze what are you doing?
Mr. Freeze: chillin like a villan
Mr. Freeze: chillin like a villan
chillin like a villian
Trent, 'spelt' is British English for 'spelled'.
Anyway, as said before, it's SPELT "chillin like a villAIN" not "chillin like a villian". It means you are really relaxed et cetera. like a head of a rich criminal organization
Anyway, as said before, it's SPELT "chillin like a villAIN" not "chillin like a villian". It means you are really relaxed et cetera. like a head of a rich criminal organization
"What are you doing?"
"Chillin' like a villain"
"Chillin' like a villain"
chillin' like a villian
no one really knows what it means... but it rhymes.
Drew: Hey buddy wussup?
Alec: Nothin much, just chillin' like a villian
Alec: Nothin much, just chillin' like a villian