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rap snacks 

The self-styled "Official snack of hip-hop", Rap Snacks are James "Fly" Lindsay's brainchild. Rap Snacks come in six flavours: Sour cream and onion, sour cream and ultra cheddar, hot riplets, platinum bar-be-que, honey BBQ, and "southern crunk BBQ". All snacks feature a rapper on the front, and information about said rap artist on the back. Rappers featured on Rap Snacks range from Dirt McGirt to Master P. Lindsay wishes to impart the message to all urban youth that change is possible, and that reading, staying out of gangs, and starting your own business are invaluable. Commonly found at 7-11 stores and the like, Rap Snacks are independently owned alternatives to Doritos with more "cred" than those honky chips will ever have.
"Yo homez, let's get some 40's, some Rap Snacks, and get Loc'd"
rap snacks by V to the iddy June 5, 2005
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Rap Snacks 

Chips that have rappers on the front cover such as migos , fetty wap and more.
Ay bruh let me get some rap snacks , nah fam they're not mine cesareo got some though
Rap Snacks by RUN_NMD February 28, 2017
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Fruit Snack Rap 

the label given to wack rap and hip-hop music. phrase originally coined by DJ Leo G. of XM Radio's 66 Raw, labeling a rap song as sucky, and saying Radio Disney even thought it was goofy.
"I hope the dj doesnt play any more of that Midwest Swing music, that's fruit snack rap!"
Fruit Snack Rap by Glen Butler March 27, 2008

mustard snack rap

A sloppy, wet, juicy, moist sandwich from coles kitchen
That tasted soo good, what a mustard snack rap.... Thanks cole

snack rap 

When a man shoves an assortment of McDonald food into a woman's vagina, and then eats it.
I was really hungry so me and the bae made an extra large snack rap
snack rap by Coochmaster99 June 4, 2014
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