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Chicago’s newest nickname comes from the city’s extreme violence being paralleled to the war in Iraq. Kanye West said it perfectly in “Murder to Excellence”:
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RondoNumbaNine in “Life of a Savage”:
In Chiraq cooling where it ain’t safe
On the run to the money, yea its a race
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Thot, deriving from “that hoe over there,” is a term used to describe a promiscuous female.
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Chance The Rapper in “Confident”:
Thots twerk for the Goodfellas
She money dance with the money team
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Also stylized as “3Hunna”, it is a faction/block of the Black Disciples gang that Chief Keef and his GBE label associate themselves with.
They often shout it out as an ad-lib and Keef has a song by the name – “3Hunna”
It is also used similar to the slang term “100” which means to be 100% real or true – you could say they are three times as real
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Kanye West’s controversial lines in “Black Skinhead”:
I keep it 300, like the Romans
300 bitches, where the Trojans?
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A much more fun and expressive way to say “no.” Often used to describe things you “don’t like”
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Hey, yeah
We're just blowin' smoke
Hey, yeah
Out here goin' broke
Hey, yeah
Yeah, we're just blowin' smoke Kacey Musgraves – Blowin' Smoke
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“Blowing smoke” in this song means these women are generally talking out of their… derrieres. Everyone says they’re going to leave their jobs and their little town someday, but no one ever really means it. Meanwhile, the narrator is telling Janie and Brenda that their problems will all be okay, but she doesn’t really mean it. In fact, she probably doesn’t even care whether everything will be okay, it’s all just gossip to her. She’s just telling them what they want to hear.
It also carries a secondary literal meaning throughout the song as the ladies referenced in the song are smoking cigarettes while they gossip.
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Like thot, it is a generic term used to describe a girl. It is actually unrelated with getting “head”
King Louie explains further in this interview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egseHA-nb0w&t=1m28s
Cap is also means that you’re lying (like most women do), so when someone says “No Cap”, they mean that they are not lying