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2020 has been a year of uncertainty with the 2020 coronavirus pandemic. Here are the FIVE (5) most searched rap terms of 2020 on Rap Dictionary (rapdictionary.com) 5. Choppa See the meaning of Choppa. 4. No Kizzy See the meaning of No Kizzy. 3. Slime See the meaning of Slime. 2. Drip See the meaning […]
Rappers always refer to the term “Hood Rich” but what does it mean? and What does it mean to be “hood rich”? Let’s explain.. Hood Rich is when someone is spending money on materialistic things while they still live in the hood. Someone who is hood rich might have a two bedroom house in the […]
The slang, term, adlib, and acronym “SLATT” was coined by Young Thug. “SLATT” is 100% an original Young Thug adlib, “SLATT” was first used by Young Thug on “Some More” produced by TM88, Metro Boomin & Sonny Digital, which released on November 26, 2013. “SLATT” has been used by many rappers since 2013 like; Playboi […]
“Who’s your plug”, “I got the plug”, “I know the plug”, “let me connect you to the plug”. For over a decade now drug dealers have been referred to as “plugs” but why are drug dealers called plugs? Let’s explain.. A plug and a dealer are pretty much the same, they both supply or connect […]
One of Hip-Hop’s early pioneers Robert Keith “Cowboy” Wiggins, (also known as “Keef Cowboy”) an MC and a member of Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, is credited for coining the term “Hip-Hop” in 1978. Keith “Cowboy” Wiggins was one of the first members chosen by Grandmaster Flash to join the group. “Cowboy” used the […]
MC’ing, DJing, Breakdancing, and Graffiti—Hip Hop’s four elements, all existed before August 11, 1973 but that saturday is when they all came together to form “Hip-Hop”. “Hip-Hop” was born, created, and started on August 11th, 1973. The birthplace of “Hip-Hop” music was 1520 Sedgwick Avenue in the Bronx, New York. Clive Campbell, famously known as, […]
Let’s take a look at six rap/hip-hop slang words that share the same title as some common food items. Broccoli – weed or marijuana. Bread – money or cash. Bean – ecstasy (MDMA) or a drug pill. Dough – money or cash. Beef – grudge or conflict with someone. Cake – money or cash.