by SpeedoThreeSixty November 16, 2020
(not to be confused with the prefix Mc-)
1. a the host of an event or performance, musical or otherwise, a master of ceremonies
2. to be the host of an event or performance
1. a the host of an event or performance, musical or otherwise, a master of ceremonies
2. to be the host of an event or performance
by The Return of Light Joker June 18, 2008
by maybealice May 30, 2004
an MC is a hip hop rhymer. RAPPERS ARE NOT MC'S. MC's are from the Hip Hop Genre, Which is completely different than Rap. Rappers rhyme about gold jewelry, loose women, and gang-banging on machine-produced beats. MC's rhyme about real life, everday life, on beats produced by DJ's. an MC(master of ceremones or Mic Controller) is the main man of the hip hop show/album
Zion is an MC. TU is an MC. Mos Def and Kweli are MC's. Murs is an MC.
E-40 is NOT an MC, he is a rapper. Chingy is not an MC. G-Unit ARE THE COMPLETE OPPOSITES OF MC'S. Those last 3 are Rappers. Rap is a completely different artform than hip hop.
E-40 is NOT an MC, he is a rapper. Chingy is not an MC. G-Unit ARE THE COMPLETE OPPOSITES OF MC'S. Those last 3 are Rappers. Rap is a completely different artform than hip hop.
by havolution October 29, 2006
Upper case M followed by lower case c: preface denoting something that is cheap, shotty, dead-end and highly standardized with little real value. Examples include:
McMansions: large, ugly, expensive houses built to order but according to a standard design by companies catering to those with money but not taste. Often prized by the newly rich who retain pedestrian middle or lower class tastes.
McJobs: low-wage, low-skill employment with no benefits and few prospects for advancement, as in WalMart.
McSchool: an unaccredited college or university that promises potential students that their marginal or worthless degrees will open career paths for them.
McMansions: large, ugly, expensive houses built to order but according to a standard design by companies catering to those with money but not taste. Often prized by the newly rich who retain pedestrian middle or lower class tastes.
McJobs: low-wage, low-skill employment with no benefits and few prospects for advancement, as in WalMart.
McSchool: an unaccredited college or university that promises potential students that their marginal or worthless degrees will open career paths for them.
1. Mike got himself a Mcjob the other day, flippy burgers at the local McDonald's.
2. I can't believe my friend Janet just spent thousands of dollars on some on-line McSchool when she could have gone to an accredited state university or community college for half the money!
2. I can't believe my friend Janet just spent thousands of dollars on some on-line McSchool when she could have gone to an accredited state university or community college for half the money!
by BxMuscle October 4, 2010
A prefix placed in front of a noun to connote an inherent attribute of either malaise, homogenization, gratuitous commercialism, mediocrity, or any combination thereof. In other words, add Mc to any noun to give it a tincture of everything the McDonalds empire has given to (or taken away from) the landscape of American culture.
by Rex Cavendish November 2, 2005