US /kʌt ðə kræp/
・UK /kʌt ðə kræp/
Can't quit playing with this fools and shit and cut the crap.
and cut the crap
Let's cut the crap and let's talk really seriously here.
Let's cut the crap and let's talk really seriously here.
Honestly, cut the crap.
Ben cut the crap I'm running the rest of the way home
For all the praise justly directed at Joe Strummer, his creative partnership with Mick Jones really defined "The Clash." So, as if Jones was leaving in '83 wasn't already a crisis, manager Bernard Rhoades aggressively modernized the album "Cut the Crap." Rock is hip-hoppin', this is poppin'.
Let's cut the crap.
Mick Jones fired and cut the crap.
Stripped of Jones' essential songwriting chemistry, Strummer tried to soldier on, resulting in 1985's disastrous Cut the Crap.