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trap or die

a slang term used in the dirty south refering to either hustlin (trap) or die
no choice trap or die

u know we trap or die
trap or die by Dip Set PIRU September 29, 2005
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trap or die

Trap or die relates to the term "eat what you kill." Many jobs in the world are commission based. At commission only jobs you "eat what you kill" meaning you only make money on the business you bring to the company and if you don't bring any business in, you don't eat. Hence the phrase "trap or die." It describes what you have to do to survive. In order to eat what you kill, you must trap or die...
It's a tough world out there, you trap or die.
trap or die by Smithword October 16, 2008

trap or die

A collection of sounds and words assembled by the rapper Young Jeezy, consisting mostly of him moaning "yyyeeeeaaa" at random intervals and mildly incoherent words dealing with getting some poonannie from his girl after a hard day of thuggin'.
Damn, son, that Jeezy dropped a sick verse about tappin his bitch, and called it "Trap or Die" because that was EXACTLY what the song was about.
trap or die by rfxsi July 7, 2006

Trap or Die

To go out on a night out without any intention of having a place to go back to, ie a hotel or Air B&B and bag yourself a shag in order to stay around theirs. If you don’t manage to pull anyone then you end up sleeping rough on the streets or a park bench
I’m running low on cash but I really wanna night out, how about ‘Trap or Die’
Trap or Die by Smokey_G May 28, 2022
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