Rollins

Rollins is a surname of English origin, a patronymic form meaning "son of Rollin" or "son of Roland." Notable bearers include Henry Rollins, the American punk musician and spoken-word performer, and Sonny Rollins, the jazz saxophonist.

The name also appears in institutional contexts: Rollins College in Florida.

jazz

Sonny

Term for young males

bebop · Coltrane · swing · harmony · solo · combo · standards · polyrhythm · syncopation · groove

hardcore

Henry

Germanic masculine name

  • punkRaw, fast rock genre
  • moshChaotic crowd collision dancing
  • DIYAmateur home projects

fanzine · underground · aggression · rebellion · straightedge · thrash · grit · subculture · distortion · noise

wrestling

Seth

Hebrew name, "appointed"

stomp · curbstomp · heel · face · feud · title · crossfit · slam · suplex · pin

literature

essays

Short nonfiction prose pieces

publishing · narrative · prose · commentary · storytelling · journal · travelogue · counterculture · rant · anecdote

surname

genealogy

Study of family descent

lineage · name · kinship · descent · bloodline · pedigree · ancestors · relatives · legacy · Howard

Opposites
musical intensity and aggression

RollinsPat Boone

John Denver · Kenny G · Barry Manilow · James Taylor · Enya

countercultural stance

RollinsDonny Osmond

Pat Boone · boy band · Toby Keith · Ted Nugent · Kid Rock

physical/artistic persona

RollinsMichael Cera

Woody Allen · Paul Simon · Art Garfunkel · Ed Sheeran · Bruno Mars

Phrases
Family

rolling

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G