the new rock and roll

Something that is suddenly, and usually, temporarily, considered very cool, fashionable, trendy, or sexy. The comedian's edgy, topical humor helped make stand-up comedy become the new rock and roll in the late '80s and early '90s. With the explosion of gastropubs and boutique cafés, food is becoming the new rock and roll in many cities around the world.

the new rock and roll

something that is (temporarily) highly fashionable. informal

1998 Jeremy Paxman The English London, it was being confidently asserted, is the gastronomic capital of the world, food the new rock-‘n’-roll.

词组	the new rock and roll
释义	the new rock and roll the new rock and roll Something that is suddenly, and usually, temporarily, considered very cool, fashionable, trendy, or sexy. The comedian's edgy, topical humor helped make stand-up comedy become the new rock and roll in the late '80s and early '90s. With the explosion of gastropubs and boutique cafés, food is becoming the new rock and roll in many cities around the world. See also: and, new, rock, roll Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. the new rock and roll something that is (temporarily) highly fashionable. informal 1998 Jeremy Paxman The English London, it was being confidently asserted, is the gastronomic capital of the world, food the new rock-‘n’-roll. See also: and, new, rock, roll Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: vogue (something) is the new (something) is the new... stupid fresh so last year laine uncool the in thing to do out of style out of fashion
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