A self-belittling way of saying "published" or "released". Unlike those terms, which imply a certain equality between a producer and a consumer, "drop" suggests hierarchy, something being tossed from our betters above to us peons below. Record producers and film-makers laugh when they hear us using "drop" because it means they've convinced us we're less than they are, and simply live in expectation of what they condescend to fling over their balconies to the rabble.
"Don't say that new album's gonna 'drop'. That makes it sound like we're waiting for poop to fall out of a horse's ass."
by podlet August 24, 2019

by Scp6000live April 11, 2024

At the party last night, all my beer got sun dropped out of the fridge. My boss sun dropped me today after I wasn't producing
by paprin August 23, 2005

by katiehh September 4, 2016

"You dropped the lettuce... you know what that means..."
"Dropping lettuce, everyone knows what it means"
"Dropping lettuce, everyone knows what it means"
by Anonymous789277 July 2, 2025

To put up money for something, or to put your money where your mouth is. To prove you can do something, to backup your words with actions.
by Zed Numar February 5, 2019

"So I was trying to tell Francie about how gassy the dog's been recently and man, I really dropped an omelette there."
by lowandlazy December 16, 2008
