Pappyshow
First the Scottish, then the Caribbean form of 'pupppet show' which can also mean
(verb) To mock, to make fun of.
(noun) A fool, a buffoon.
(noun) Mockery, ridicule.
(adj) Ridiculous, ludicrous.
(verb) To mock, to make fun of.
(noun) A fool, a buffoon.
(noun) Mockery, ridicule.
(adj) Ridiculous, ludicrous.
In the song 'Heads High' by Mr. Vegas 'Mek a bway know you ah no pappyshow.'
“Until then, those of us who do not fall prey to the pappyshow of local politicians have to endure the filth that passes for leadership.”
“She was told her actions were deliberate and to try again. Mitchell told the policeman, 'Officer you trying to pappyshow me. I eh doing no Breath test.'”
“Until then, those of us who do not fall prey to the pappyshow of local politicians have to endure the filth that passes for leadership.”
“She was told her actions were deliberate and to try again. Mitchell told the policeman, 'Officer you trying to pappyshow me. I eh doing no Breath test.'”
