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Plain old style with eaaaaze
You Know My Steez - Gang Starr (Not method man!)
steez by Beny January 12, 2006
Style with ease. Originally from the song Shadowboxin by GZA and Method Man (I added links for you dumb tricks who don't already know) when Meth says:

"Slip the cardiac arrest me, excorcist hip-hop posess me
Crunch a nigga like a Nestle, you know my STEEZ"

It was then further sampled by DJ Premier, the producer of Gang Starr's songs, for the beat to "You Know My Steez" which is just a repeated sample of Meth's lyric
This dude doesn't even have enough steez to get his facts right. Check my steez bitch
Steez by Chazzwa November 29, 2011
Style With Ease
You know my steez!

Method Man on Shadowboxin' GZA track dropped in 1995 and sampled 3 years later by Gangstarr.

Method Man not Gangstarr!
steez by Killah Priest December 2, 2009
style with ease
'that skater has steez'
steez by bobby danger 999 March 4, 2009
the fools who wrote the other deffinitions for "steez" have no steez at all.
steez by Nilbert Nullingsworth August 25, 2003
!. Style with ease.

2. Someone's trademark or own style.

3. General word replacement,(i.e. "thing)
1. Yo that dude's got mad steez.

2. You know my steez.

3. "You goin to that steez at Joe's house tonight?"
Steez by Steezy9887 April 11, 2009
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