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Igor
Hi everyone! I want to ask the meaning of expression “four to the floor” (it’s a popular song actually). Tried to find something in the internet but just nonsense. Thank you!
Aug 14, 2022 2:35 PM
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Four? to the floor? You mean FALL to the floor, don't you? There's a song by that name.
August 14, 2022
It's nonsensical.
"Four on the floor" can be used to describe either the bass beat heard in electronic music or the manual transmission in a car, and "petal to the metal" can describe aggressively pushing the accelerator of a car to drive fast.
After taking a brief look at the lyrics, I think it's supposed to mean something like "full speed ahead", but it's not an expression anyone uses in real life.
August 14, 2022
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