illmatic
A word used to describe something sicker then ill, used to replace ill or nasty in the sentence. When used properly word is an adjective. also a Nas album
Yo Dylan your rhymes are illmatic
Thats illmatic nigga
1:"ayo were nasty"
2:"better then nasty, illmatic"
Thats illmatic nigga
1:"ayo were nasty"
2:"better then nasty, illmatic"
illmatic by TeddyBear aka Bigg D aka Big Dylan January 18, 2008
Illmatic
To be Illmatic is to represent your background and culture with great eloquence and expertise.
Became famous with Nas' extra-hype debut album, Illmatic.
Became famous with Nas' extra-hype debut album, Illmatic.
Illmatic by Malcolm X-Terminator May 2, 2008
Illmatic
This word pertains to two different words.
Ill (a subtext of chill)
Matic (One of Dj's Famous Terms)
You use this word when something is extremely chillen and good.
Ill (a subtext of chill)
Matic (One of Dj's Famous Terms)
You use this word when something is extremely chillen and good.
Illmatic by Jeff Risely February 19, 2004
illmatic
can sometimes be used to replace ill, but should be reserved for occasions when one wishes to describe something intricate, chaotic, trippy, or mechanically graceful. the suffix -matic denotes the mechanical, industrial nature of said object/ action
use sparingly; overuse of illmatic makes you a herb
ganja can only be illmatic if it is grown hydroponically
Pronounced illMAtic
use sparingly; overuse of illmatic makes you a herb
ganja can only be illmatic if it is grown hydroponically
Pronounced illMAtic
illmatic by JG Grahams April 16, 2006
Illmatic
ill means to be sick. -matic means willing to perform. So sickly willing to perform. But language can be fluid. Willing to perform could be the same as driven(ambitious). In this sense it means to be sickly driven. Sickly because of the environment that Nas grew up in.
The times are illmatic.
Illmatic by Ceasar Mancuso September 9, 2020