Solararity 

Rhyming is a thing that I do at will
Be glad to rock a party just to prove my skill
J-u-ice is what I'm gaining
With a style so fresh that it's self-explaining
Never bite a rhyme, I don't live that way
But when I get dissed, violators pay
I'm a crowd motivator, MC annihilator
Never front the move cause I'm not a perpetrator
I don't really mind bein criticized
But those who try to make fame on my name - die
Rhymes of all styles, all categories
From fresh freestyles to real fly stories
This jam is dedicated to you and your boys
And if you knew what I knew, then you'd kill that noise
I devastate the crowd while the record spins
So call, competitors have no wins
I laugh at MC's who call me wack
You ordered, and now I'm gonna serve you, Jack
We're respected by all, treated just like kings
How could you have the nerve to say such things?
If you knew at the time what you were saying
You wouldn't be on your knees - praying
You gotta understand I'm not the average MC
At the first sign of trouble grab the mic and flee
Grab the mic, plug in the beat box jacks
Prepare for the battle, then proceed to wax
Takes much time I feel is ample
To deafen an MC, to make an example
This goes for all sucker MC chumps
Who hear my name, and suddenly Kool-Aid pumps
So if you're thinkin 'bout dissin me, better think twice
Cause next time, brother, I won't be so nice
You can come all alone or bring all your boys
But if you knew what I knew, then you'd kill that noise

Damn it Solararity give me free art you nerd!!!

Solararity by Mephistopheleos December 26, 2020

solidarity 

The business equivalent of "thoughts and prayers". Used by businesses, media, and groups to show support without actually doing anything tangible to help.

"We at company xyzabc declare our undying solidarity with the minority group currently being oppressed."

solidarity by TyrannicalDuck June 2, 2020

Black Solidarity Day 

A memorial day, created in 1969 by Panamanian-born activist, historian, and playwright, Carlos E. Russell. It is annually observed the day before Election Day in November, the first Monday of the month. Its purpose is for African diasporic people to exercise a 24- hour moratorium from shopping or participating in other commercial activity such as using the transit system. You can only spend money at Black owned businesses. The Pan-African ideal of the observance is to highlight racial inequality and the gap between the wealthiest of one of the most powerful nations in the world and those living in poverty.

"I'm telling everyone in my family not to spend one dime on Black Solidarity Day."

Black Solidarity Day by IBTAL October 28, 2019

Solidarity bullying 

Solidarity bullying occurs when a group of people, usually directed by single highly-amplified individual, falsely labels a person as a troll and the 'community' becomes a pack of flying monkeys who engage in abusive, troll-like behavior on behalf of their master (the supposed victim).

That mommy-blogger sure called out the solidarity bullying today!

Solidarity bullying by badattatude July 2, 2011

solidarity 

solidarity. ... Any time you express support of a group or the people in it, you're showing solidarity with them. The word is used most often to describe a sense of unity with a political group, a group of striking workers, or people who have been deprived of their rights in some way.

Yet there is a solidarity between the chosen few and the masses which produce them; each has a duty to the other

solidarity by £hello$ November 23, 2018

solidarity whatever 

a phrase(based on the wobbly phrase "solidarity forever")used to point out lack of solidarity or mutual aid

"Well, we drove 100 miles to help the striking office workers by bringing them food and money and now they can't even send a delegate to our meeting"
"Yep. Solidarity whatever."

solidarity whatever by roger the fabricator February 5, 2004

Solidarity Drab 

A frumpy and repressive style of generally female garb influenced by former Soviet block and Middle Eastern countries, coupled with urban thrift store. A play on the word “olive drab.”

The dour appearance of female professional protesters/activists and those who embrace random trendy and ridiculous causes. A variation is “Solidarity Drag”, which pertains to the mimic in dress of those who are present at aforementioned causes only to date a participant.

A Goodwill shopper who isn't into cosplay.

The garb usually consists of: Head scarves, which always say oppression, no matter what. Black drapes. A randomly colorful and ugly accessory, such as fingerless gloves or a shawl, preferably both. Something obnoxiously political. Wool and canvas. More black.

A simile would be: "A depressingly colorful row of townhouses.”

An analogy would be: My girlfriend became an activist, now she looks like she's homeless.

Usage: A handful of activists in solidarity drab made an beleaguered attempt at civil disobedience.

Solidarity Drab by Pug Pug McPug November 18, 2013