Geoffrey the Girrafe: Man that girl is a ride or die.
Tyler: How so?
Geoffrey: She never grew up, even after we closed
Tyler: How so?
Geoffrey: She never grew up, even after we closed
by Thebeast7427 December 30, 2019
by zgj March 23, 2016
The origin of the phrase "ride to die" is unknown. However, the definition of the phrase "ride to die" is to perform a task or duty without interest in glory. Those who do not ''ride to die" are sometimes referred to as "glory riders."
Jennifer knew that driving her car while pilled up with a fast food cup full of chardonnay was risky, but she thought to herself, "I ride to die," and she got in her car and drove away - never to be seen again.
by Horse Blood Charlie December 21, 2011
An absolute mad lad of a friend who sticks with you no matter what, you should appreciate him greatly.
"I was out shooting cops and they shot back, but my Ride or Die boi eats those bullets like he eats snacks. he died of internal bleeding two hours later in a florida hospital.
by redragorflag October 9, 2018
It's from the black panthers if you had a gun on you, best be reddy to kill or be killed ride or die
by Beyondizm April 28, 2015
by quasimodo April 15, 2003
Early reference from Tupac song "Hail Mary." Here's the chorus:
Come with me, Hail Mary
Run quick see, what do we have here
Now, do you want to ride or die
La dadada, la la la la
That referred to sticking with your friends, even though you could get killed, in the high-stakes choices of gangster life. Re-worked today to mean: Your with-you-till-the-end person.
Come with me, Hail Mary
Run quick see, what do we have here
Now, do you want to ride or die
La dadada, la la la la
That referred to sticking with your friends, even though you could get killed, in the high-stakes choices of gangster life. Re-worked today to mean: Your with-you-till-the-end person.
Meghan McCain on twitter: We are a ride or die family. I am, always have been, and always will be insanely proud of my the man my father is.
by WombatSnack September 27, 2017