hamydeez's definitions

dez

One of NYC's greatest graffiti legends. Now known as "DJ Kay Slay". Now.. this is when he was dope, he has obviusly sold out now to the top 40 rap culture, but before all that he was a true subway crusher. He was in the legendary movie "Style Wars" 1982. A legend, and a hero. Peace

Damn... I give my props to all that cats on Style wars, Skeme, Dez, Trap, Revolt, Zephyr, Min One, Dondi, Shy 147, Iz, Cap, etc, they are all legends and should never be forgotten.

by Hamydeez April 16, 2004

SFC

The sco, the sucka free city, San Francisco city. RBL Posse made this term on the real to the public.

Dont gimme no bammer weed, we dont smoke that shit in tha SFC - RBL Posse, representin the HP. R.I.P.

by hamydeez November 5, 2004

sp1200

The leader in the 12 bit sampler/drum machine era. Many of your favorite old school tracks were made on the sp1200. Made by E-MU systems, and no longer in production, yet they still sell for $1000+ on ebay.

Madlib Still uses the sp1200.

by hamydeez November 8, 2004

etch

Acid Etch bath is an acidic solution used by graff writers in mops and other assorted markers to create a handstyle on a glass surface, in which the acid eats into the window, making that handstyle/tag unbuffable.

I went up and down down market street and etched the shit outta every building window I saw

by Hamydeez April 19, 2004

Kurtis Blow

First rapper to ever go "mainstream". Represented the 80's old shcool hiphop scene, when shit was true and all was good and when it was cool to call hip hop, "rap". Nas even stole his song "If I Ruled the World"

by Hamydeez October 5, 2003

hunters point

A prodominetly black neighborhood/ghetto in the southern east section of San Francisco. Home to the notorious Hunter's Point/Oakdale Projects and the district housing the most murder's in the SFC.

white boys shouldnt step into the HP, let alone even drive they cars on 3rd street

by hamydeez November 2, 2004

fat joe

Fat Joe, may be top 40, but he still keeps it real. He's used to write "crack" back in the 80's when graffiti was alive at its fullest. He killed cars and rolled with some of NYC's finest graff legends like Cope 2. He is a decent emcee, has a dope voice, and has message in lyrics. If you disagree with me check out my other def's, im no wack hiphop listener.

I would've never expected Fat Joe to write graff back in the 80's

by Hamydeez April 16, 2004