by RadioRay September 25, 2005
The symbiotic relationship between a genre of music and a physical environment (or material culture) produced and guided by elite corporate and banking interests.
A racist, collusive strategy permeating ideological free market propaganda.
A monopoly of the means to produce and disseminate popular music coupled with the ability to select and promote artists.
A seducing pattern of hate promotion.
A lubricant of the drug trade.
One facet of a grandiose strategy of racial attack.
The manifestation of a ground level scapegoat.
most rap music
A racist, collusive strategy permeating ideological free market propaganda.
A monopoly of the means to produce and disseminate popular music coupled with the ability to select and promote artists.
A seducing pattern of hate promotion.
A lubricant of the drug trade.
One facet of a grandiose strategy of racial attack.
The manifestation of a ground level scapegoat.
most rap music
"hip hopoganda"
"Keep it Ghetto"
"Another drug dealer yells over top of the Rolland 808 drum machine. I can't take any more of this hip hopaganda on the radio and in tha club"
"Keep it Ghetto"
"Another drug dealer yells over top of the Rolland 808 drum machine. I can't take any more of this hip hopaganda on the radio and in tha club"
by hoestompa69 November 19, 2008
HIP / HOF Sentences:
He looks gross in his tagged pics but hes actually HIP, you gotta meet him
Lacey looked smokin in her profile picture but was quite the disappointment in person, she's so HOF.
He looks gross in his tagged pics but hes actually HIP, you gotta meet him
Lacey looked smokin in her profile picture but was quite the disappointment in person, she's so HOF.
by MLK Mario October 03, 2011
slang for having sex
from Big Pun's song "Punish Me":
"I look back and reminisce how we used to kiss
and smash hips in the GS I bought her last Christ'"
"I look back and reminisce how we used to kiss
and smash hips in the GS I bought her last Christ'"
by damalc December 26, 2007
White Guy: What's up my Home boy! - Black Guy: You just move here a week ago from Gentrification, stop trying to be hip. Fool!
by websteroni December 08, 2015
by Laughing Mister J February 08, 2020
I’m hip is a common way to say “I know”.
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Mostly used across the eastern coast of the United States.
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Mostly used across the eastern coast of the United States.
by Eastc0ast March 17, 2020