For example...dope vs phat

Or word vs no diggety

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Or however it's spelled.

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There are dozens of us! Dozens!

or out of place.

That one stood the test of time

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- izzle as a suffix... people still use.. like Fox News people

- referring to money as paypa

- Captain Save A Ho in some variation is used.. "dont save her", "she wanna be saved" are both used as hook in top 20 radio songs currently..

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or else this post wouldn't even need to exist.


*get ready....for your blessing"

E-40 is ON one of those Saved songs.... lol

Yes they do count

All slang evolves.. but there is some shit that is DOA.. never derived

like ill nana or punany

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Rest In Peace, Bad News Brown

Which stood the test of time better?

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Rest In Peace, Bad News Brown

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Indeed

Lots of these terms did

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which isn't to say it's not used in hip hop regularly but since I grew up hearing a bunch of old cholos who hate hip hop say it lol

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I guess I mean more like these words became mainstream/nationwide because they spread via the music/culture

Shit, I'd say the word that I can't say would qualify too...and maybe not in a good way, word to krs

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had a short run before soccer moms were saying it.

My dad said this Shit like it was some cool new thing to say in like 2012

If he hadn't rocked fly Polo gear since the early 80s I wouldn't have given him a pass

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for new yorkers it got played a long time ago

californians still say it with frequency

I hear people in cali omit "THE" and just say "bomb". Ie. "Man, those carne asada fries I had the other night were bomb".

Slammin'

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>For example...dope vs phat
>
>Or word vs no diggety


I used to watch tv with closed captioning, and that shit totally botched LL's "In the House" theme song. "No Biggie D"

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Yes! She's on the drugs. (c) BoHagon

the 5 %/cholo/pimp slang terms have stood the test of time

the "corporate created" for lack of a better term ones haven't

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-68xwWx97M

Still in use

"Yo"

"wassup"

"fam"

"my boys"

"im out"

"whip" (car)

"nah mean, nahm sayin, yaddamean, im sayin (though)" (any variation)

as stated above "Saved"

"ya feel me"

"fresh"

"politik"

I dont know the origin but is "jawn" hood/hip hop created?

"cipher"

Not In Use

"Audi 5000"

"Fleek"

"whoadie"

"Snappy Nappy Dugout"

"mad" as in "mad ill" "mad lyrical"

"funky fresh"

"ill"

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...people in Philly will still be saying "jawn."

I agree...

but can it go international randomly like THOT did coming from Chicago

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Estonia, Papua New Guinea, rural Brazil, etc. eventually. It's just catchy like that.

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"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

Fresh still gets used... as does dope...

just not in the frequency it used to

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which has stood the test of time, as opposed to 'floss' which I don't hear as much.

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"...Whateva, man..." (c) Redman

I will make a new argument that E-40 (and the izzle surrogate Snoop) is the king of most of these phrases that stood the test of time...

A lot of the East Coast phrases like Yo, Whattup, dope etc.. are so common they are used by most Gen Xers without thinking of origin... but if you say Gizzle My Nizzle (even comically) you know that shit comes from rap

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cause if so, it's a trip that they are so much of everyday American vernacular. it's not even slang anymore.

black culture > general inner city culture > 'burbs > co-opted

when you start hearing/overhearing $hit poppin up on '2 Broke Girls' it's a wrap. LOL

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"...Whateva, man..." (c) Redman

Its all good, personally I first heard that from that Hammer song

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damn I haven't heard that one in years..

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I've erased that era of his from my memory banks

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"To Each His Reach"

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by far

generated

or if you're really old "perpetrate the fraud"


'87 - '88 hip hop slang...


replaced by "front'in" of course....

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Dis, dissed, dis song, etc....
I don't think that there's been another word that has come close to
dethroning this slang word for "disrespect". Nas
popularized "ether", though...

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for the last decade, but it hasn't. I hate the expression and yet I've even caught myself saying it.