Black Urban Professional. Black professionals and executives in their late twenties and early thirties.
by K Swift November 16, 2006
A highly sophisticated and upper class black person. Usually a Black city or suburban resident with a well-paid professional job and an affluent lifestyle.
b(lack) + (y)uppie
b(lack) + (y)uppie
by Terrance April 13, 2004
Black Urban Professionals.
It's a variation of Yuppies(Young Urban Professionals) geared towards black young urban professionals.
It's a variation of Yuppies(Young Urban Professionals) geared towards black young urban professionals.
I'm so proud of them! Their all buppies with corporate jobs and they didn't even finish getting their Bachelor's yet!
by V.I.P. JiGGa September 21, 2008
Derived from the term "yuppie".
A buppie is a "black urban professional". They probably attended a HBCU. Howard, Morehouse, Spelman, or Morgan State can be some of the schools they graduated from. They probably crossed over to a sorority or fraternity like Alpha Phi Alpha and Alpha Kappa Alpha. They the have a degree in business, law, finance, or accounting and their goal in life is to be featured in Black Enterprise.
You'll find a large number of Buppies in Chicago, D.C., Harlem, and Atlanta. They more than likely do business in the entertainment industry. They usually hang out in groups and let it be known that they're well endowed by wearing unknown yet expensive designer clothes and yelling on their smart phones in VERY public places. They also seek out any opportunity they can to brag about their MBA, greek life, and "beating the odds". They also take pleasure in berating any black person with questions about what college they went to, who did the pledge to, and their past economic standings.
The buppie social life is very crucial to them but describe their constant partying as "networking".
The buppie lifestyle usually recycles over generations.
A buppie is a "black urban professional". They probably attended a HBCU. Howard, Morehouse, Spelman, or Morgan State can be some of the schools they graduated from. They probably crossed over to a sorority or fraternity like Alpha Phi Alpha and Alpha Kappa Alpha. They the have a degree in business, law, finance, or accounting and their goal in life is to be featured in Black Enterprise.
You'll find a large number of Buppies in Chicago, D.C., Harlem, and Atlanta. They more than likely do business in the entertainment industry. They usually hang out in groups and let it be known that they're well endowed by wearing unknown yet expensive designer clothes and yelling on their smart phones in VERY public places. They also seek out any opportunity they can to brag about their MBA, greek life, and "beating the odds". They also take pleasure in berating any black person with questions about what college they went to, who did the pledge to, and their past economic standings.
The buppie social life is very crucial to them but describe their constant partying as "networking".
The buppie lifestyle usually recycles over generations.
The BET show Harlem Heights is a perfect example of Buppies.
Lawrence Otis Graham's Book: Our Kind of People: Inside America’s Black Upper Class.
This book is can also be known as the buppie handbook.
Lawrence Otis Graham's Book: Our Kind of People: Inside America’s Black Upper Class.
This book is can also be known as the buppie handbook.
by Bravido August 11, 2011
by PaddlesBed September 02, 2010
Baby+Puppy= Buppy -a young handsome brave canine very small in stature with a confident prance, rambunctious energy tenacious attitude. The proud owner is often an individual who can not or did not have children. Babying a Buppy results in canine confusion, obsessive behavior, severely spoiled and non-compliant best friend with separation anxiety.
Before I got my Buppy I had a problematic marriage, but now I sleep with my Hero every night and my husband sleeps on the couch.
by 0fuxgivn July 23, 2019
The young adults loved trying new things. As Lauren began to strap on the dildo, Steve was ready to go on the bed doing a buppy.
by Urban Twisted March 01, 2022