Drake diss in Kendrick Lamar's song "Not like us" referring to Drake's label OVO. In the song he continues to throw pedophile allegations at him and his team
A derogatory term used to mock Drake's brand/label, OvO (October's Very Own.) The term was first coined by rapper, Kendrick Lamar, in his 2024 diss track "Euphoria," then used again in "Not Like Us."
Kendrick would use a similar play on words in "Meet the Grahams," referring to Drake's camp as Ho-VO.
Kendrick would use a similar play on words in "Meet the Grahams," referring to Drake's camp as Ho-VO.
"Let me hear ya say OV-ho!"
"OV-ho!"
"Say OV-ho!"
"OV-ho!"
"Then step this way, step that way.
Then step this way, step that way."
"OV-ho!"
"Say OV-ho!"
"OV-ho!"
"Then step this way, step that way.
Then step this way, step that way."
by amanwithadream May 07, 2024
The term "OV Ho" used by Kendrick Lamar in his song "Not Like Us" is a play on Drake's record label name, OVO (October’s Very Own). In the song, this phrase is part of a call-and-response element, which is a technique used in live performances to engage the audience. The term serves as both a part of the song's lyrics and a subtle diss aimed at Drake, adding a layer of wordplay and direct reference to their ongoing rivalry in the hip-hop scene .
by pablito614 June 12, 2024
This is a name for female's. People with these names are usually born in 2000's , there especially beautiful and they have a bit of a temper but there still kind.Unless they don't open up there heart to you!
by SophiaH0 March 06, 2018
She is a super freak ho
by Idkyoubitch156 June 23, 2022