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Street drifting done only in the wet so your dont use as much tread on your tires. If done in the right conditions (i.e. Very wet roads with a layer of water) you will use almost no tread.

There is no need for excessive acceleration to get the wheels spinning, all you need to do is tap the gas to slide the rear end out as you go around a corner in the wet and use the wet to your advantage rather than flooring the gas to keep the slide going.

REMEMBER ITS ONLY DONE WHEN IT RAINS.
Person A: Hey bro its RAINING lets go for a DRFT

Person B: Yeah keen bro
drft by b00stinz April 11, 2009
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He was drft right on the keyboard (he was killed at the computer and fell on the keyboard).
drft by curtdch January 9, 2008

Smoky DRFT 

A YouTube superstar who makes amazing Call Of Duty Sniper Montages, including noscopes, quickscopes, 360's, and other amazing feats most people can't accomplish.
Dude,did you see that new Smoky DRFT montage?
Smoky DRFT by iNfaMouZz February 9, 2010

くぁwせdrftgyふじこlp

くぁwせdrftgyふじこlp is japanese slang originating on 2channel, meaning internally screaming.
It originated because if you tap the buttons on your keyboard in order of 1st key of first row, 1st key of second row, 2nd key of 1st row, 2nd key of 2nd row, etc, with a japanese IME you'll get those letters.
Guy one: *does something cringy*
Guy two: くぁwせdrftgyふじこlp

Drftn 4 Cancer 

An organization meant for the sole duty to cure cancer while drftn in their automobiles. Members often end their sentences with a "son or a yeah son".
Mr. L. Corey: Are you Drftn 4 Cancer son.

Me: Why only but of course son.

Mr. L. Corey: Its a good cause isn't son.

Me: Yeah son.

Drftgyhninubtfrdeswaedtbnimi 

Idk what it means either bro
Drftgyhninubtfrdeswaedtbnimi? I think you meant cheese
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