Chi-Hop

Chicago hip-hop. Music that has originated from the city.
In 2007 Chi-Hop was blowin' up. Kanye, Rhymefest and Lupe Fiasco were all large.
by avant/chi fan August 02, 2009
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camel humping

Trying to stock up on sleep usually on weekends for professionals and early weekdays for clubbers. Same way camel saves up water in their humps. Comes from stock traders.
He was sleeping 10 hours per day on Saturday and Sunday, trying camel humping. He is working 55 hours next week and last plus doing his taxes.
by avant/chi fan April 15, 2007
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vulture

A mix of red wine and Coke. South American term. Slowly becoming popular among mohemians in the U.S.
After drinking 7 Vultures, Felix was tore up.
by avant/chi fan September 10, 2007
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Cutter

Midwest term? Person with really short hair like a crew cut. Used in a negative sense.
There was a bunch of cutters acting like D-bags at the Phish show.
by avant/chi fan February 03, 2009
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mohemian

Modern day bohmeians. Living on the Fringe, but connected via obssession with Technolgy. Similar to former bohemians, beats and hippies - concerned with social issues, Indie culture and creativity, but connect more on-line then at coffee shops, etc.
Chicago's West Town is crawling with Mohemians - grungy style, I-pod in hand, Cellie in pocket, walking with notebook to coffee shop to cop free wi-fi to chat with friends and download some obscure English rock.
by avant/chi fan January 13, 2007
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Frat Row

A section of Chicago's Wrigleyville (Clark St. between Addison and Roscoe) that is populated with bars filled with older college students and recently graduated preppy Twenty-somethings. Being so close to Wrigley Field, sadly, only makes the Frat atmosphere worse.
On a recent trip to Wrigleyville in Chicago the group felt very out of place along Frat Row. It was like college all over again.
by avant/chi fan March 23, 2009
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electro-emo

Bands whose sound have both influences of emo and electronic music. Panic at the Disco, The Glide et al. Inspired by Depeche Mode, Joy Division and the Bravery. Term coined by Chicago music writer Brent Kado.
Electro-emo is the latest sub-genre to spring from emo's ashes.
by avant/chi fan May 14, 2008
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