Definitions tagged rapero in the street dictionary.
Pronounced hashla, this term is common in rap culture to describe a drug dealer or anyone making money illegally on the street. It also refers to someone who is always grinding and looking for ways to make more cash.
Look, that guy over there is the best hustla in town, if you need anything he will get it for you.
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A gifted rap artist who blends their emotions into a beat and showcases them to the public through improvisation.
Most of the freestalero artists emerging today.
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A person who expresses rebellion against politicians and society through rap music. They use their songs to protest injustice and usually leave their mark on the streets through graffiti or tags.
People who wear baggy clothes and hoodies and like to mark up the streets with lettering that is written differently than the way you write in a notebook.
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A Dominican rapper and urban music artist.
I am going to listen to 'La Fila India' by sensato del patio. I am going to listen to 'Watakatapitusberry' by sensato del patio.
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A beast who constantly has a beat in his head wherever he goes. He is a hardcore guy who kills it and has a blast with everyone (animal is slang for someone very intense or talented at their craft).
A rapero always starts with a rhyme: listen, what is up bro, listen, what is up.
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People who write endless nonsense just to force a rhyme and think they are important because they claim to have lyrical skill. They wear baggy clothes and tacky jewelry, use drugs, and act like big shots, but are actually just unrefined, low-class posers. Whether they perform aggressive mambo, reggaeton, or street merengue, they lack the talent to write anything meaningful, relying on street slang instead of real emotion. (Chopo is a derogatory Dominican term for someone considered tacky or low-class; Lapiz Conciente is the name of a famous Dominican rapper).
Lapiz Conciente lives in Los Minas, and with or without money, he will be the same low-class guy today and tomorrow. (Los Minas is a working-class neighborhood in Santo Domingo).
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Joa is the stage name of Carlos Jhordany Medrano, a Dominican rapper and producer from the San Carlos neighborhood in Santo Domingo. He was a member of the influential hip hop collective Charles Family and is famous for the song Calle es calle. He is also known for his long-standing rivalry with the artist Lapiz Consciente.
joa: I would give you everything; joa: withered flower; joa: he has nothing, and a ton more.
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The best Dominican rapper (A stage name for a popular urban music artist).
The arch-enemy of El Lapiz Conciente (referring to a fellow rapper and famous rival).
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Someone who wears oversized and baggy clothing, often with multiple layers. (Refers to a specific urban subculture style associated with Mexican-American street fashion characterized by loose-fitting garments and a tough persona).
A: Are you a Cholo? B: Yeah, don't you see me looking like a Cholo?
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1) A street-smart guy or homie who wears excessively baggy, oversized clothing. 2) A student from the Loyola Cooperative School (a private school in Santo Domingo).
And look at that cocolo coming this way, that T-shirt he is wearing looks like a nightgown.
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Avelino Yunior Figueroa, better known as Lapiz Conciente, is a pioneering Dominican rapper from Los Minas (a working-class neighborhood in Santo Domingo known for its hip-hop culture). Raised by his grandmother Palin, he is respected for his longevity in the music industry and for pursuing an accounting degree at the UASD (the oldest public university in the Americas). He started rapping at 13 in groups like Charles Family before gaining solo fame with hits like Capea El Dog and the Atento Ami series, which are famous for their lyrical attacks on rivals like Vaquero. He is widely considered a foundational figure of Dominican rap.
Dominican rapper.
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A term for a man who dresses in an urban or hip-hop style, specifically wearing baggy pants and oversized polo shirts, visible chains, and a backward cap. (The name is derived from the English greeting 'yo' or the word 'you', reflecting the influence of American rap culture.)
That guy looks like a you with those pants that are so big.
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