14 definitions by Demitrious Octavion
by Demitrious Octavion May 25, 2018
1. Another name for a black male, when calling them black would be inappropriate or offensive. For example, lets say you are with a black friend of yours and you are Caucasian and they ask you about another person that is black. You would describe that other person as a "brotha" rather then as a "black guy" because that very well may offend them since many black people don't like being called black, especially by a white person.
2. A nicer way of calling someone a nigga, to avoid getting stabbed
2. A bastardized form of the word "brother"
2. A nicer way of calling someone a nigga, to avoid getting stabbed
2. A bastardized form of the word "brother"
Jamari asked me to describe a friend of mine because he thinks he might know him also. Jamari is black and so is this person. I almost said "oh he's a black dude" but hesitated because I remembered him mentioning a while back how being called "black" is offensive and that people from Haiti and Jamaica are not black but rather just dark. I realized that he might be offended if he heard me say "black guy" so instead I just said "he's a brotha". He looked at me oddly for a second and said "oh okay, I know that nigga".
by Demitrious Octavion July 15, 2017
I always wondered why Newport's cost 2 dollars more a pack than regular cigarettes until I realized that it's because the manufacturers realize that black people are the mainly who purchase them. They are niggerettes.
by Demitrious Octavion May 30, 2016
1. A house that is used to produce, sell and use drugs out of, namely crack cocaine, particularly in areas such as Atlanta or Chicago, although a "trap" could technically be located anywhere.
2. A genre of electronic dance music.
3. A type of southern hip-hop sub-genre that originated in Atlanta, GA. "Drill" is a sub-genre of the sub-genre trap. The genres usually incorporate "dark" sounding synthesizers.
4. Something someone or something gets stuck in.
2. A genre of electronic dance music.
3. A type of southern hip-hop sub-genre that originated in Atlanta, GA. "Drill" is a sub-genre of the sub-genre trap. The genres usually incorporate "dark" sounding synthesizers.
4. Something someone or something gets stuck in.
1. I sell crack out of my "trap".
2. I really like to listen to trap.
3. That guy is a trap rapper.
4. That mouse got stuck in a trap.
2. I really like to listen to trap.
3. That guy is a trap rapper.
4. That mouse got stuck in a trap.
by Demitrious Octavion December 15, 2016
A loose term used to describe a person that's anywhere from the Inland Empire, despite the fact that the 909 is considered San Bernardino. The 909er is the absolute worst enemy of Orange County residents. There are many variations of this undesirable specimen, ranging from bros (a dirtbiker) that wear high black socks, drive a lifted truck if they have a vehicle at all, smoke methamphetamine, get in brawls with random kids walking down the street because they are "emo" while simultaneously listening to emo music themselves, yelling obscenities at random people walking down the street and much, much more. They often claim to hate "niggers" but can often be seen listening to shitty rap music at parties drinking plastic bottle vodka (charcoal filtered tamirnoff) that they stole. There are many other 909ers such as the white power skinhead 909er, they are often seen with "IE" tattoos, they enjoy smoking methamphetamine, breaking into houses and going to prison for pissing dirty at their parole appointments. They can be seen with their Mexican "baby mommas" despite the fact that they are for racial Aryan purity. There are also black 909ers who while despite looking like your average crip or blood from Los Angeles are much, much more worse.
909ers can often be seen looking for recycling/aluminum cans with lights on their heads similar to the type that gold miners wear.
909ers can often be seen looking for recycling/aluminum cans with lights on their heads similar to the type that gold miners wear.
by Demitrious Octavion December 1, 2016
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