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It means usually, “for real”, “On God” , “No Flex”. Basically, it is to describe something of exponential magnitude to a person. Normally used to describe jewelry that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars, a new rarri you bought off the lot, or something you can obtain with ease and if isn’t nothing to someone like you.
Joey: Damn check the wrist, it’s flooded with VVS diamonds all around rose gold ya feel me.
Simpleton: Damn Joey, you’re a Drip God, no cap!
Tekashi 69: I let my nuts hang...right.
Charlemagne Da God: no cap, I bet you do!
Pusha T: Drake got a bastard son, by a butter face trying to hide him.
Drake: It was “God’s Plan”, no cap!
Simpleton: Damn Joey, you’re a Drip God, no cap!
Tekashi 69: I let my nuts hang...right.
Charlemagne Da God: no cap, I bet you do!
Pusha T: Drake got a bastard son, by a butter face trying to hide him.
Drake: It was “God’s Plan”, no cap!
by TaterTotGod May 31, 2018
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A phrase that is akin to “it is true that” or “I think that”, “no cap” is often used to describe an opinionated statement or a statement that is believed to be true. Stemming from the verb capping (basically, “to lie”), it quite literally means “no lie.” Because of this, no cap can be used to describe something that is not thought to be true by the speaker’s audience. No cap can be used to describe factual statements, but due to its slang nature, it is most often used in an exclamatory manner.
“No cap, this pizza is amazing!”
“I think I actually like Ty, no cap.”
“Dude, I’m serious about this— no cap.”
“I think I actually like Ty, no cap.”
“Dude, I’m serious about this— no cap.”
by TimeForAVibeCheck December 24, 2019
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Taken from the popular Twitch.tv phrase/emote "Kappa" which means you're joking. Was later shortened to "Cap" outside of Twitch with the phrase being picked up and popularized by influencers.
by CultureSucks April 15, 2019