by Johnny Twoguns August 13, 2004
A long white t-shirt (3xl-6xl) that is worn like a dress by urban youths. Worn with baggy jeans, a fitted cap, and white forces.
In Baltimore, cats wear it to fit 'the uniform', so when cops say, 'I'm lookin' for a black youth in a long white t-shirt, baggy jeans, and white nikes', he won't be able to tell who he's looking for.'
Baltimore can do this because it's a gaint ghetto, a southern state in the north.
In Baltimore, cats wear it to fit 'the uniform', so when cops say, 'I'm lookin' for a black youth in a long white t-shirt, baggy jeans, and white nikes', he won't be able to tell who he's looking for.'
Baltimore can do this because it's a gaint ghetto, a southern state in the north.
'Look at Master P is his xtra meduim shirt, that's not a true white tee!'
Extra Meduim - Very long shirt in length, but sleeves don't go below elbow.
Extra Meduim - Very long shirt in length, but sleeves don't go below elbow.
by Johnny Twoguns August 03, 2004
The length of a black person's cornrows on their neck. If thier braids don't reach AT LEAST their midneck, then they have no 'hang time'. If they've been growing their hair for more than three years and don't have hangtime they need to wear weave or cut thier hair off.
'Yo, that fool been growing his hair for five years and he still ain't got no hangtime. He just needs to cut that shit off.'
by Johnny Twoguns August 03, 2004
South Carolina.
specifically: Greenville, N. Charleston, Colombia, Hilton Head, + Myrtle Beach.
These are the only cities that matter. Sorry to the rest of y'all.
specifically: Greenville, N. Charleston, Colombia, Hilton Head, + Myrtle Beach.
These are the only cities that matter. Sorry to the rest of y'all.
exp: Greenville includes entire G-Ville county.
Reppin' dat 803, 864, and whatever the hell Charleston/Myrtle Beach's area code is.
Reppin' dat 803, 864, and whatever the hell Charleston/Myrtle Beach's area code is.
by Johnny Twoguns August 04, 2004
see u mad doggie
addition: This phrase was coined by Cam'Ron on the Bill O'Rielly show. The Harlem-bred rapper used it, when Bill began to get upset to further piss him off.
addition: This phrase was coined by Cam'Ron on the Bill O'Rielly show. The Harlem-bred rapper used it, when Bill began to get upset to further piss him off.
by Johnny Twoguns August 13, 2004
Greenville is a city located in Greenville County, South Carolina. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total population of 56,002. It is the county seat of Greenville County6.
For its size, Greenville has an atypically large number of activities. The Peace Center in downtown Greenville hosts national broadway shows that usually only come to cities several times larger. There are four independent theatres which put on several theatrical presentations a year.
Greenville is not a "college town" per se, but the students of both Furman University (in Greenville) and nearby Clemson University enjoy Greenville's downtown area for weekend entertainment. The streets of downtown are filled with people every weekend visiting the restauraunts, small shops, and bars.
Not to be confused with Greenville, NC, which is nothing but a college town filled with hicks.
For its size, Greenville has an atypically large number of activities. The Peace Center in downtown Greenville hosts national broadway shows that usually only come to cities several times larger. There are four independent theatres which put on several theatrical presentations a year.
Greenville is not a "college town" per se, but the students of both Furman University (in Greenville) and nearby Clemson University enjoy Greenville's downtown area for weekend entertainment. The streets of downtown are filled with people every weekend visiting the restauraunts, small shops, and bars.
Not to be confused with Greenville, NC, which is nothing but a college town filled with hicks.
by Johnny Twoguns August 09, 2004
First of all, hip-hop is more than the 'four elements'. If our culture is limited to writing illegible crap on walks, and yelling into a microphone, then it's not that great of a culture at all.
Hip Hop is the way we talk, the way we act, our fashion, our lifestyle, and our people. It's the culture of the streets,
Secondly, hip hop is NOT a music genre. Like my man said below me, rap is something you do, hip hop is something you live. Rap is just a part of hip hop, and frankly it's the part that is pretty much selling-out and shitting on it as well.
Hip Hop is the way we talk, the way we act, our fashion, our lifestyle, and our people. It's the culture of the streets,
Secondly, hip hop is NOT a music genre. Like my man said below me, rap is something you do, hip hop is something you live. Rap is just a part of hip hop, and frankly it's the part that is pretty much selling-out and shitting on it as well.
'Hip Hop is the culture of the streets. The voice of the urban community. The uniter of minorities.' - J2G
'Rap is something you do. Hip-Hop is something you live.' - KRS-One
'Rap is something you do. Hip-Hop is something you live.' - KRS-One
by Johnny Twoguns August 04, 2004