Clout is being famous and having influence

Power, fame, money, influence, style, etc.

clout is a cancerous word only said by edgy 13-year-olds who listen to way too much rap

Respect and power

Influence or power in political and community circles. Originally popularized by Chicago journalist Mike Royko to describe local movers and shakers when Richard J. Daley was mayor in the Sixties and early Seventies. Usage spread nationally.

The common definition of clout is fame or wealth but the actual definition is a type of Native american loin cloth.

A good ole pair of breech clout consists of a leather belt worn around the waist with a long “often wool” cloth pulled through from the front to back that cups the nether regions.

Looks like a diaper and a speedo had a baby.

Gaining respect from higher figures for no particular/ having respect for your style or the vibes you give off. “Clout” can also be used as a mother word for swag, not too often but you may see or hear it