2 definitions by Don NY631
1. An Original Gangster that has been around a long time. An old school gangster, often with lots of experience and lessons learned.
2. In music lingo, OG means, an Original Version of a song that was recorded. Ergo, based on the the Master version. Often times confused with an OG Vibe track.
2. In music lingo, OG means, an Original Version of a song that was recorded. Ergo, based on the the Master version. Often times confused with an OG Vibe track.
1.
P1:Who does that guy think he is? he has turned soft. This is our time to shine we taking over.
P2: Give that dude some respect, he is an OG, you can learn a lot from him if you listen and learn. Don't become another statistic.
2.
P1: Yes!! I finally found the OG version to this song all these producers keep screwing up.
P2: Nice, let me get that on my ipod.
P1:Who does that guy think he is? he has turned soft. This is our time to shine we taking over.
P2: Give that dude some respect, he is an OG, you can learn a lot from him if you listen and learn. Don't become another statistic.
2.
P1: Yes!! I finally found the OG version to this song all these producers keep screwing up.
P2: Nice, let me get that on my ipod.
by Don NY631 September 12, 2009
OG Vibes are often confused with being the Original version of a song; which itself is based on the master recording.
An OG Vibe is a remastered version of an original song that uses a beat similar(but not the original) to the original track it was recorded to.
This can be done to bring clarity to an old track, or done simply because the original music has not been released, lost.....ect.
An OG Vibe is a remastered version of an original song that uses a beat similar(but not the original) to the original track it was recorded to.
This can be done to bring clarity to an old track, or done simply because the original music has not been released, lost.....ect.
Person 1: Man, I'm tired of all these lame remixes and albums taking Tupac vocals and putting them to modern beats. Glad I found this rare OG Tupac song, sounds so much better.
Person 2: I agree, this unreleased Tupac track is great, but it's not the original.
Person 1: What do you mean?
Person 2: It's an OG Vibe.
Person 2: I agree, this unreleased Tupac track is great, but it's not the original.
Person 1: What do you mean?
Person 2: It's an OG Vibe.
by Don NY631 September 12, 2009