When a person rolls up the leg of their pants, solely on the right side, usually to right below the knee
This fashion trend originated many years ago in the poorer neighborhoods, where most could not afford cars, or public transit to get to work, so they rode their bicycles instead. The pant leg on the right side was rolled up to keep it clean and prevent it from touching the chain of the bike or getting suck between the chain and the front sprocket.
One of many current fashion trends derived from practices of lower-class memebers of society used several decades ago.
This fashion trend originated many years ago in the poorer neighborhoods, where most could not afford cars, or public transit to get to work, so they rode their bicycles instead. The pant leg on the right side was rolled up to keep it clean and prevent it from touching the chain of the bike or getting suck between the chain and the front sprocket.
One of many current fashion trends derived from practices of lower-class memebers of society used several decades ago.
guy 1: Yo man you took your bike into work again didn't you?
guy 2: Oh, did i forget to roll my pant leg back down again?
guy 1: Yeah, you got ghetto leg
guy 2: Oh, did i forget to roll my pant leg back down again?
guy 1: Yeah, you got ghetto leg
by Adam499 May 6, 2008
As worn by hip-gangsta-wannabees-normally white men.
Normally worn with baseball cap turned to the side.
One leg of extremely baggy pants rolled up to the knee ( or tucked into one sock )
Normally worn with baseball cap turned to the side.
One leg of extremely baggy pants rolled up to the knee ( or tucked into one sock )
by Damon-John May 19, 2006
by mHammer January 25, 2009