Sosa
Sosa is a surname of Spanish origin, most prominently associated with Dominican-American baseball player Sammy Sosa, who became famous during the 1998 home run chase alongside Mark McGwire.
In baseball contexts, Sosa often serves as shorthand for that era of power hitting and the steroid controversies that later tainted it.
The name also appears in Latin music and other sports contexts.
Common given name, shortened
- baseballBat-and-ball team sport
- home runFull-circuit scoring hit
- sluggerPowerful baseball batter
- 1998Final millennium's penultimate year
corked bat · Dominican · Chicago · Hall of Fame · steroid era · outfielder · power hitter · Wrigley Field
Chicago drill rap pioneer
- drillHole-boring device
- ChicagoMajor Illinois metropolis
- gangOrganized criminal group
- rapQuick sharp blow
street · influence · mumble rap · trap music · South Side · legend · pioneer · sound
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- reggaetonLatin urban genre from Puerto Rico
- Puerto RicoAmerican Caribbean territory
- trapDevice for catching animals
- urbanPertaining to cities
flow · bars · collaborations · Bad Bunny · genre · beats · lyrics · underground
Sammy
Common given name, shortened
1998 · corked bat · Dominican · Chicago · Hall of Fame · steroid era · outfielder · power hitter · Wrigley Field · legend
Chief Keef
Chicago drill rap pioneer
rap · street · influence · mumble rap · trap music · South Side · legend · pioneer · sound · autotune
Mercedes
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- reggaetonLatin urban genre from Puerto Rico
- Puerto RicoAmerican Caribbean territory
- trapDevice for catching animals
urban · flow · bars · collaborations · Bad Bunny · genre · beats · lyrics · underground · Maybach