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27 February
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What does Turn down for what? mean?
What does Turn down for what? mean?
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- Indonesian
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it's a phrase to encourage partying and feed the hype of what's going on. i think another way to phrase it is something like "for what reason would you turn this down?"
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- Japanese
@scarletzyy so, in short, it means why don’t we throw a party?
- Indonesian
- English (US) Near fluent
- Japanese
- Indonesian
- English (US) Near fluent
btw I autonomously read that phrase like a certain song lyric LOL
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- Indonesian
- English (US) Near fluent
- Japanese
@scarletzyy yeah, it’s a famous name of the song in EDM
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