street nibba

Meaning a nibba wit a street name duh.

Gang gang there goes that street nibba GANG GANG SHITTT

by Hsjwiwlwms82iw October 21, 2017

Street Deb

The opposite of street cred. An amount of street cred so low as to be negative.

A: I think we should get out of here, this looks like a rough neighborhood.

B: Nah, man. We cool. I've got street cred around here.

A: I don't know, man. With that unicorn backpack on, you might be operating on street deb.

by Doctor Badvibes March 5, 2010

street smoke

When someone attempts to quit, but can't seem to kick the habit. Instead, they either hide or find cigarettes on the street to puff when no one is looking.

I told the crew I had to make a call, but really I was taking a drag of that street smoke.

by GlazeHer June 18, 2016

street humor

low class humor, usually includes word play and slang.

Jew mad bro?
Cause I did Nazi that coming.

The joke relays on word play, thus being street humor.

by PopcornTime April 12, 2015

ninjas on the street

Dope ninja looking dudes who participate in anime and parkour.

Aye Richard look at those ninjas on the street.
Sick Gerald let's ask the if we can join their club

by Youaintgonevanomyname May 25, 2017

Street Dancer

Who dances on the street like a girl in hell in fuck ass

Yay i get to be a Street Dancer

by Ubdbdjzjzjbcbbfbeklaljwhsbnxjc March 24, 2020

street platinum

1. A slang term for people who sell 100,000 units of cds and tapes independently produced. Selling mixtapes and/or original music productions out the back of their ride ala DJ Whoo Kid, 50 Cent before he was signed to a major label. Average cost of a mixtape $10.

$10 times 100,000 units= $1,000,000

2. 22 inch rims on a big azz whip. ex: escalade, denali, hummer, etc.

1. My shit went street platinum without the strength of Fiddy or any other major balla hyping my cd.

2. I've been selling street platinum on the streets for decades. Who needs a major record company? Not me.

3. My street platinum was spinning hard on my 07' Escalade.

by classicspree December 24, 2006