lingo started around jersey city early 2014 to describe ones outfit or overall demeanor

ADJECTIVE
adjective: drip;

3rd person present: drips;

past tense: dripped;

past participle: dripped;

gerund or present participle: dripping

1. flex hard or be so wet as to shed small drops of liquid.
"my nike air force ones won't stop dripping"
synonyms: dribble, leak splash wet More

• (swagger) falls in small drops.
"water dripped from his clothing"

• cause or allow (designer) to shed rain drops.
"the designer was dripping water down one side"

• display a copious amount or degree of a particular quality or thing.
"Forrest Guap was dripping with gold and diamonds"

NOUN
noun: drip;

plural noun: drips

1. Enormous amount of a swag.
"she put the bucket underneath the dresser to catch the drip"
synonyms: juice, swag, steez, swank, splash

• the action or sound of flexing and finessing.
"the drip, drip, drip came from the leak in the roof"

• short for dripstarr.

Super cool or badass

something that awesome/cool. A replacement for raw or beast

totally cool or awesome. Said by Michael on "Zoey 101," who was trying to popularize it as a slang word.

Originating from Zoey 101, means awesome, cool, "rad", etc.

a revolutionary adjective undermining the foundation of all hip adjectives.

the only people that do not use the word drippin for the most drippin experiences are troglodytes

Even will smith, the fresh prince of bell air tossed around the expression on occasion.

A slang word meaning 'cool' or something that is utterly of the scale. Used by teens it will soon become the most popular urbannword.