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hip hop police 

The hip hop police is a term used in the hip-hop industry for an NYPD department devoted to criminal activity within the Hip-Hop industry. Originating in New York and spreading to Police Departments of several cities. They are obviously mocked and disrespected within the hip hop industry for their overly aggresive investigations and constant stalking of high-profile rap artists. Usually the hip hop police don't take in artists to jail but offer them a deal to say a few names and they will be let go. Which unfortunately if you haven't noticed not many have been to jail as of late.
Quote from 50 Cent off the track "I Don't Know Officer" from the Get Rich or Die Trying Movie Soundtrack.

"ah, I don't know nothin 'bout dro or hash
Coke, dope, ex, dust or crystal meth
Nah, I'm just tryin to rap to get some cash
Keep the Hip Hop Police off my ass"
hip hop police by Paddyking November 22, 2006

Hip Hop Hipster 

A person who only accepts listening to underground hip hop and shuns mainstream hip hop.
Guy: Dude have you heard the new Jay-Z album!?!?
Hip Hop Hipster: No, Jay-Z is a sellout and so are all the other commercial rappers.
Hip Hop Hipster by Drooooooooooo September 4, 2010

hip hop waltz

she did that hip hop waltz until he splooged his pants/ so good so good she did her dance

Hip Hop Shots 

(noun, plural) Ammunition which leaves little or no scarring upon impact but serves to enhance to victim's street credibility.
Person A: My cousin's just been shot 10 times.
Person B: Is he dead ?
Person A: No dawg, they was just hip hop shots- his mixtape comes out next week.

Person C: My cousin's just been shot once in Iraq.
Person D: Was they hip hop shots?
Person C: No, he is dead.

Hip Hop Shots by Nice Uncle Andy October 1, 2006

Hip Hop 4ever

“Hip Hop 4ever” is a promo single released by New York City Hip Hop artist/rapper Final Outlaw. The song is becoming very popular and continues to grow into an international movement. A music video directed by Janelle Ryan (The Janelle Show) was made for the song. So far the song/video has been honored by MTV Europe, Ralph McDaniel's legendary Video Music Box on NYCTV, End of the Weak’s first annual Eodub awards as “Strongest song”, and most of the major Hip Hop trend setting websites and blogs. Final Outlaw is often dubbed "Mister Hip Hop Forever" by fans and supporters.
The crowd chanted "Hip Hop 4ever" during Final Outlaw's performance at Madison Square Garden.
Hip Hop 4ever by SMJournal March 22, 2009

Hip-hop Yamaka 

A ski cap rolled up so it just stays on your head. It looks like you're wearing a large barely unrolled condom with-out a tip.
Many of the henchmen in the old Batman series wore Hip-hop Yamakas
Hip-hop Yamaka by Babarakus April 11, 2011