Ghettopia
-noun: a mythical world void of white people; the sensation experienced upon an excursion to such a place.
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GHETTOBILLY
An urban hillbilly.
Take a rambunctious boy with Hillbilly parents, raise him in white-trash ghetto, let him listen to all the Rockabilly music he wants - what do you get? "GHETTOBILLY"
GHETTOBILLY by GHETTOBILLY September 23, 2011
GHETTOBILLY
From a white-trash ghetto on the outskirts of Music City, comes a soulful southern fusion of Blues and Rockabilly, creating a genre' of music known as...GHETTOBILLY
GHETTOBILLY by GHETTOBILLY September 23, 2011
Ghettobahn
A road travelled at high speed which connects two or more bad neighborhoods. Characterized by flashy cheap late model cars with large chrome wheels and concert level sound systems. Unexplained accidents with parked and moving vehicles are frequent. Driver's licenses and insurance are rare.
Ghettobahn by matador September 13, 2013
ghettoblaster
A boombox, a portable stereo system capable of playing radio stations or recorded music at relatively high volume.
Ghettoblaster is a term that can be considered insulting or complimentary depending on the context. The word originated in the US, apparently reflecting the belief that they are popular in poor inner-city neighborhoods (ghettos), especially those populated by black Americans. Ghettoblaster rather than boom box became the common term in the UK and Australia for large portable stereos, perhaps because it carried less meaning.
The term carries a connotation of power and disregard of social rules.
The word is racially inflammatory in some circumstances but has also been embraced as a term of black, urban pride — and, like many such terms, has been adopted by parts of the non-black American community. It is used as the name of at least one magazine and one recording company, and is also a popular stereotype element typically associated with funk, hip-hop and rap, African-American culture, '70s and '80s culture, breakdancing, and even racist jokes.
Ghettoblaster is a term that can be considered insulting or complimentary depending on the context. The word originated in the US, apparently reflecting the belief that they are popular in poor inner-city neighborhoods (ghettos), especially those populated by black Americans. Ghettoblaster rather than boom box became the common term in the UK and Australia for large portable stereos, perhaps because it carried less meaning.
The term carries a connotation of power and disregard of social rules.
The word is racially inflammatory in some circumstances but has also been embraced as a term of black, urban pride — and, like many such terms, has been adopted by parts of the non-black American community. It is used as the name of at least one magazine and one recording company, and is also a popular stereotype element typically associated with funk, hip-hop and rap, African-American culture, '70s and '80s culture, breakdancing, and even racist jokes.
In the film Do The Right Thing by Spike Lee, a dispute over a ghettoblaster is a central role in the culminating riot.
ghettoblaster by Brian Harvey May 30, 2006