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Ghetto Funk 

A mid-tempo electronic music genre that blends breakbeat, funk, hip-hop, and bass music. Could perhaps be seen as a modified form of "nu-funk" or "breakbeat" in itself. The underground movement is best represented by the eponymous blog www.ghettofunk.co.uk, which also releases exclusive promotions for artists of the scene.
Pat: Did you hear the latest Ghetto Funk EP?

Sam: Yeah, Slynk killed it with some funky bass-heavy bangers!
Ghetto Funk by sampledelic March 14, 2012
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GhettoPUNK-SpazzThrashtic 

(n.) 1.

Can best be described by the entirety of Bert McCracken, Elliesabetta Oliviea, and Charlotte Isabella.
GhettoPunk-SpazzThrashtic should be reserved, and used with care, as it is not for everyone.

(n.) 2.
GhettoPunk-SpazzThrashtic- A person or being who somehow carries themselves with a ghetto-esque slang, punk appearance, and SpazzThrashtic attitude.
(ie) Bert McCracken.
GhettoPUNK-SpazzThrashtic

E: "Hey, you know Bert McCracken?"
C: "From The Used?"
E: "Of course."
C: "Fuck yeah, dude! That guy is GhettoPUNK-SpazzThrastic!"

ghettopunkalicious 

the state of being ghetto, punk, and delicious at the same time.
If Eminem and Benji from Good Charlotte mated, their child would be ghettopunkalicious.
ghettopunkalicious by haha July 3, 2004

ghettofunk 

A multidefinitive and inherently self-contradicting word.
1) Unusual but interesting therefore.
2) Broken, rundown, or out of order
3) Hip or trendy
Ryan: "Ey dawg I hurrd AC/DC be playin' tonight at the club!"
Deryck: "Aw mayn dat's ghettofunk!!"
ghettofunk by Deryck June 8, 2004
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