A sentence with a proper noun analogy, without the use of the word "like." Often used by the rap group Young Money, also frequently used by Kanye West.
"I keep her running back and forth, soccer team"
-Lil Wayne
"Two thumbs up, Ebert and Roeper"
-Drake
"I keep coming off the top, asbestos"
-Nicki Minaj
"This is bad real bad, Michael Jackson"
-Kanye West
"I keep her running back and forth, soccer team"
-Lil Wayne
"Two thumbs up, Ebert and Roeper"
-Drake
"I keep coming off the top, asbestos"
-Nicki Minaj
"This is bad real bad, Michael Jackson"
-Kanye West
"You use so many young moneyism, you sound like you are in a rap song."
"Did you hear the latest young moneyism?"
"You just got young moneyed!"
"Did you hear the latest young moneyism?"
"You just got young moneyed!"
by mad real mad, joe jackson March 16, 2010