entrepenegro 

Lower level african american who has his own business

Jerome has a grass cutting business. He is an entrepenegro.

entrepenegro by Romeyrome42 October 21, 2008

entreprenegro 

African-American who begins his own business, generally out of his trunk or a street corner. Also known as street pharmacist.

I modeled my business after other entreprenegros such as Fifty, Diddy, and Don Magic Juan

entreprenegro by Pope N. Evans November 29, 2007

entreponegro 

Used to describe a really good friend of yours who you know always stays on top of their game, but most importantly always has your back.

It's a combination of the words entrepreneur and negro. Taking the smart business aspect of the first word, and combining it with a less insulting but still common term used in a friendly manner within the hip-hop culture as a greeting. These two words together describe what would otherwise be considered a homie.

Pekelo: Yo, I'm not gonna have enough cash for Carribbean Fest next week...

Jon: It's all good, I'll front u a bill, just hit me back when u got it.

Pekelo: Hell yeah, that's my entreponegro.

entreponegro by Cushuito November 4, 2009

Entrepronegro 

A black male or female who has his or her own business and makes good money doing it. Usually someone who is a person who sells out of their trunk of their car replicas of Coach, Fendi, Prada, Louis Vuitton or makes clothes and sells them or makes burnt CDS and DVD movies, or does hair out of their house before they are licensed, etc.

Dede is an entrepronegro at the age of 16 by hookin' up her friends hair at a discounted price so she can pay for self to get her hair and nails done and gas money for her ride.

Entrepronegro by De De September 7, 2006

entrepronegro 

entrepreneur: noun
origin: french
definition: one who assumes the risk of a business or an enterprise

entrepronegro: noun
origin: street
definition: one who creates opportunity when one does not exist

An "entrepronegro" does not have the luxury to assume the risk of a business and/or enterprises because he and/or she does not have access to the resources an "entrepreneur" would. Therefore the term "entrepronegro" is earned solely from a burning desire, creative genius, and laser focus that it takes to see ones dream become a profitable reality using little to no resources.

Examples:
Lewis Lattimer: entrepronegro, Inventor
Tyler Perry: entrepronegro, TPS Studios
Sean Carter: entrepronegro, Rocafella Records
Bejamin E. Mays: entrepronegro, Educator
David Anderson: entrepronegro, Entrepronegro International
Reginald Lewis: entrepronegro, Beatrice Corporation
Curtis Jackson: entrepronegro, G-Unit Records
Earl Graves: entrepronegro, Black Entreprise
Sean Combs: entrepronegro, Bad Boy
Bob Johnson: entrepronegro, BET
Denzel Washington: entrepronegro, Actor
Spike Lee: entrepronegro, Film Maker

and millions of other men and women that go recognized and unrecogized.

entrepronegro by the entrepronegro December 29, 2007

Entreprenegroship 

When a Black creator, hustler, or visionary turns their culture, struggle, and style into business moves. It’s more than entrepreneurship — it’s building something from the ground up while staying true to your roots and your people.

“Her clothing line is a true act of entreprenegroship — turning culture into commerce with pride and purpose.”

Or

Bruh been on his entreprenegroship lately — flipping ideas into income and keeping it Black-owned all the way.”

Entreprenegroship by AnnaNickolette October 9, 2025

Entrepronegro 

Predominantly black males that hustle, Grind, or do what they gotta do to get that bread, paper greenbacks, money, denero, pesos etc.

His entrepronegroism sure made him come up quick.

Entrepronegro by En tro pro ne grow December 27, 2022