trappin

Moving illegal product

Trappin is a slang spelling of trapping, used especially in hip-hop and street culture to mean selling drugs, particularly from a trap house.

More broadly, it describes hustling or working hard to make money: Out here trappin all day.

The -in spelling reflects vernacular pronunciation and adds stylistic authenticity.

hustle

grind

Crush into particles

money · plug · re-up · flip · profit · clientele · burner · pack · work · serving

hiphop

808s

Classic drum synthesizer

mixtape · flow · bars · Gucci Mane · T.I. · Future · Migos · Atlanta · drill · autotune

lifestyle

drip

Liquid falling slowly

  • flexTense a muscle
  • iceWater's solid form
  • whipStrikes or aerates

chains · bling · designer · clout · swag · lit · turnt · squad · sauce · fresh

street

block

Solid mass, or impede

  • cornerMeeting point of edges
  • hoodAttached head covering
  • projectsOrganized efforts toward goals

police · sirens · undercover · sting · raid · survival · risk · danger · lookout · runner

Opposites
legality of income

trappinclocking in

Recording work arrival

on the books · taxpaying · civil service

work formality

trappinoffice job

Indoor professional employment

desk job · career · management · civil servant · government job

economic class aspiration

trappinsilver spoon

Symbol of inherited wealth

old money · inheritance · generational wealth · privileged upbringing

Phrases
Family

trapping, trappings, trapper, entrapped, entrapping, untrapped, untrapping

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