Definition of sus remix

sus remix

noun

• a remix of a song where the same instrumental has been used, but the lyrics have been changed to tell a story about homosexual intimacy.

  Have you heard the sus remix of Stay Calm by Griffinilla?

  KeepItEz_ makes the funniest sus remixes.

  Last edited on Jul 28 2022. Submitted by henri on Jul 28 2022.

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