Results for “diss track”

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Diss
verb

To disrespect or insult someone — a put-down, often in a song.

#90s#aave#hip-hop#music
tracky
noun

A tracksuit.

#scouse#liverpool#clothing#british
trackie daks
noun

Tracksuit pants.

#australian#aussie#clothing
trackies
noun

tracksuit / tracksuit pants

#australian#aussie#clothing#abbreviation
title track
noun

The main promoted single from an album or release.

#kpop#stan#fandom#single
the mommy track
noun

A slower career path taken to accommodate raising children.

#corporate#office#work#parenthood
tracked out
adjective

When fresh snow has been covered with everyone's tracks.

#skater#surf#snowboarding#powder
Cognitive Dissonance
noun

The mental discomfort of holding two clashing beliefs or actions at once.

#gen-z#american#texting
tiraera
noun

A diss track / lyrical feud (PR)

#spanish#spanglish#latino#reggaeton
Beef
noun

An ongoing feud or grudge — in rap, a public conflict often played out through diss tracks.

#hip-hop#aave#american#90s
Set
noun

A DJ or artist's full performance — the run of tracks they play in their slot.

#american#gen-z
scally
noun

A Liverpool street kid with attitude — tracksuit, swagger, mischief.

#scouse#liverpool#british#people
sarn
noun

A causeway or paved track — Welsh for the kind of road Romans built.

#welsh#wales#geography#roman
skanger
noun

Dublin's word for a chav — tracksuited, gobby, working-class stereotype.

#irish#dublin#hiberno-english#insult
3HunnaK
noun

300 Killer — Lil JoJo's diss flip of Chief Keef's '3Hunna'.

#chicago#drill#diss#hip-hop
Tooka pack
phrase

Weed named after slain BD Tooka — smoking it is the diss.

#chicago#drill#hip-hop#weed
051YM
noun

051 Young Money — rival Gangster Disciples set frequently dissed on O'Block records.

#chicago#drill#gangs#hip-hop
chopped and screwed
phrase

Houston DJ technique — slow the track, chop it up.

#texas#houston#hip-hop#dj-screw
triggerman beat
phrase

The one-bar Showboys loop that powers nearly every New Orleans bounce track.

#nola#bounce#hip-hop#samples
on papers
phrase

Out of jail but on parole or probation — every move tracked.

#uk-drill#london#prison#legal
M & Ms
noun

Mortality and Morbidity conference — the meeting where the team dissects what went wrong.

#medical#hospital#surgery#education
Rubber duck
noun

A wheeled excavator, as opposed to a tracked one.

#construction#trades#plant#excavator
whale watching
noun

Tracking big holders' on-chain moves to anticipate the market.

#crypto#web3#onchain#analysis
rola
noun

Song, tune, track

#spanish#spanglish#latino#music
tirar
verb

To hit on, to diss, or to shoot (PR)

#spanish#spanglish#latino#action
b-side
noun

A non-single album track that isn't actively promoted.

#kpop#stan#fandom#album-track
repackage
noun

A re-release of an album with a new title track and extras.

#kpop#stan#fandom#release-format
full album
noun

A complete studio album, usually around a dozen tracks.

#kpop#stan#fandom#release-format
MR removed
noun

A performance clip with backing track stripped to expose live vocals.

#kpop#stan#fandom#performance
digital single
noun

A track released only for online download or streaming.

#kpop#stan#fandom#release-format
pre-release
noun

A song released ahead of the main title track.

#kpop#stan#fandom#releases
tindstagramming
verb

Tracking down a Tinder match on Instagram to message them.

#dating#relationships#apps#instagram
KPI
noun

Key Performance Indicator: a tracked success metric.

#corporate#office#work#metrics
lonnen
noun

A lane or track

#british#regional#noun#landscape
roller
noun

A track mound rolled over rather than jumped.

#skater#surf#bmx#racing
freshies
noun

Fresh, untracked lines in new snow.

#skater#surf#snowboarding#powder
Chune
noun

Patois pronunciation of 'tune' — a track, especially a banger.

#caribbean#uk#music
Heater
noun

An absolutely fire track — a tune so good it sets the crowd off.

#american#gen-z#hip-hop#urban-lingo
Stunner
noun

A compliment for someone strikingly beautiful, so good-looking they stop you in your tracks.

#british#uk#american
Demon Time
phrase

Late-night reckless energy — going hard, on a track or in the streets.

#american#uk#hip-hop#gen-z