Aggro

Aggro

Aggro may refer to:

* Aggravation
* Aggression
* "Aggro", a 2007 song by Paul Hartnoll from his debut solo album, "The Ideal Condition"
* "Aggro", a 2007 song by The Enemy from their debut album, "We'll Live and Die in These Towns"
* Aggro, a computer gaming concept also known as hate
* , a method of deck construction used for the "Magic: The Gathering" card game
* Football hooliganism in the United Kindom

Aggro may also be used as a modifier to describe music that is particularly aggressive for its music genre, such as aggro industrial, aggro metal, or aggro rock.

Aggro may also refer to:

* Aggro Berlin, a German hip hop label
* Aggro Crag (later Super Accro Crag), a mountain from children's television game show "Nickelodeon GUTS"
* The Aggro Dome, a building in Mega-City One, a fictional city from the "Judge Dredd" comic books
* "Aggro-Phobia", a 1976 album by Suzi Quatro
* The Aggrolites, a reggae band from Los Angeles, California
* Aggrotech, a music genre
* ChroniX Aggro, a channel of online radio station ChroniX Radio
* "Pirate Aggro", a 1987 song by The Housemartins from their album "The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death"
* "A Taste of Aggro", a 1978 song by The Barron Knights

See also:

* Agro
* Agro-


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