Originally posted by M157yD4wn
Stop Snitchin - comes from too many snitches dropping "dimes" on illegal activities.
"Grip"- when you "grip" a wad of cash
Long Island, NY - also referred to as Shoalin Land, Strong Island is not he main nickname for Long Island
"Dame"- means female, not bitch, cause a bitch is different than a female. Some females are bitches but All females are not bitches.
The word hood is neighborhood. Has nothing to do with Hoodies which are hooded sweatshirts.
Raising of the pant leg represents Gang Culture, right is Folk Nation, Left is People Nation.
B- comes from brother, or if a Blood Gang member, which comes from a term Black dudes used to refer to each other as in the 60s and 70s
G- Gangster, plain and simple.
Phat- Pimp Having All That, might mean dick in German, but i don't know many German speaking black dudes.
God- term used by 5%ers to refer to each other
Earth- female 5%er. Hence The Nation of Gods and Earths
Son- originated back in the 1800s or maybe even earlier, its a southern thing which made its way into NY, and its a way to either A. Disrespect, or B.
habit of speech
The East Coast, West Coast rivalry was a contrived event engineered by Record companies to produce more sales. On another level, its also a Nationwide
example of the more local East side vs West side vs South Side rivalries in most of the bigger cities.
Temples have their basis in Nation of Islam, and 5%er, not hip hop
Snakes comes from the biblical and societal views on snakes as slithering, evil creatures. a Snake is one who is liable to betray you.
Biter- eats, or steals, anothers lines or lyrics
New Jerusalem is another 5% term, as is New Mecca which is Detroit, and others.
Fall Back- originated in Gang Culture, meaning to retreat, or fall back.
The burning of inscense is a worldwide thing, so everybody who burns inscense is rooted in freemasonry? or maybe its smells less offensive than
ganja?
Cypher- deciphering the mind. Rappers who are engaged in a cipher, are deciphering the mind.
Coming off the dome- making up lyrics off the top of your head.
i can keep goin, but seriously dude, you make lots of inferences about things you probably know nothing about. Many 5%ers are rappers, but most
rappers are not 5%ers. Its disrespectful to 5%ers to use their terminology unless one is a 5%er himself (not a gang btw).
Also, most of the phrases are ebonics. For these phrases to have originated in Masonry, there had to be a Mason in the hood spreading the use of. And
it takes a large consensus of people for the terms to go mainstream, and even if they are mainstream, each region in the Usa has different terms for
each of these. Ebonics are seperated by regional dialects, hell, even state to state most terms differ.
And there is alot of Gang culture interspersed within Rap/Hip Hop. i'll leave it to every one who reads this to decide for themselves if Gangs are
Mason created, but i can tell you personally, that if there are mason created gangs, its the exception, not the rule.
so with that, im finna bounce up on outta dis here pit yo. See yall whoahdies on the flip. peace
Nope, Shaolin means Staten Island, NY
At one point the word "bitch" was used to refer to any female, and the word "nigga" for any male
Nope, lots of regional gangs use colors and left and right pant legs. So was LL Cool J was a member of one of those gangs?
"B-boy" doesn't mean "brother boy." The word "brother" is used in Freemasonry
Nope, G was also used as a term of affection at one time
"Pimp Havin' All That" is ridiculous. BTW the "feather" comes from Ancient Egypt as well
The 5% Nation or the NGE is controlled by the Nation of Islam which is controlled by the Freemasons
So "son" is used in hip-hop, but not "reckon" ?
Whether it or not it was engineered by record companies, it is still Masonic symbolism
A "temple" can mean anything. Buddhists pray to a "temple" as well.
And why do you think the snake has that kind of symbolism?
Burning of incense is used to clear the air of bad energy or spirits
"Cypher" in 5% jargon also means "zero" or a complete circle or cycle
Many of the more successful "underground" east coast rappers from the 90's were 5%ers or Latin Kings
I was already familiar with all of the definitions that you provided, that's why I mentioned them
"Ebonics" didn't come out of nowhere. The word "ebonics" wasn't created by black people. It doesn't take a large consensus of people to make
anything mainstream, that's what you don't understand about culture and people in general.
There are a lot of Masons "in the hood," that's my whole point !
Gangs are funded by racketeering. Nobody in America engages in racketeering without permission