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tkd_M119 10-18-2002 05:03 PM

younger members, elnlighten me "pimpin" - or - "big pimpin" - what does this mea
 
I've been hearing younger folk throw around the term "pimpin" - but I'm not sure what they mean. Last time I checked pimpin related to reping ladies of the night while wearing outrageous clothing and driving a flamboyant car.

What does it mean today?

Snibble 10-18-2002 08:38 PM

"pimpin" means that something is "cool" in street talk. Another word for it is "phat". I would say "pimpin" is today's word for the 90's "cool".. for the 80's "radical!".. for the 70's "groovy".

"big pimpin" is the extreme version of "pimpin" :D :p

http://images.cardomain.com/installs...295_3_full.jpg
"Pimpin" car :D

http://images.cardomain.com/installs...921_2_full.jpg
"Big pimpin" car :p ;)

mark cummins 10-18-2002 10:17 PM

Big Pimpn Rides!:eek:

TANK 10-18-2002 10:24 PM

O MY ..GOD!!

tkd_M119 10-19-2002 10:37 AM

Snibble, thanks for the info! As I get older it's harder to keep on top of lingo of the youger generations, but I'm always curious. Thanks for the pics. Down here in LA there used to be a lot of rides like that. But now I think those same guys/gals are going for the 20+ inch chrome rims. I wonder if anyone has pics of hydraulics in an MBZ?

Benzman500 10-19-2002 11:51 AM

Big Pimpin came from Jay-Z's song Big Pimpin
I hear that a lot about my cars leather :rolleyes:
Snibble is right It's like saying cool you also hear the word tight a lot to I'm sure.

GermanStar 10-19-2002 10:06 PM

"Radical"?? "Groovy"??? OMG. Anyone who ever uttered either of those words has no real reason to live.... "Cool" has been a mainline expression since at least the '60s.

Ron
http://germanstar.net

drbrandini 10-19-2002 10:18 PM

"Growing up slammin cadilac doooooess"

"On the top of my Escalade" :D

Benzman500 10-19-2002 10:38 PM

You mean da lac truck on dub duces?

Snibble 10-19-2002 10:40 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by GermanStar
"Radical"?? "Groovy"??? OMG. Anyone who ever uttered either of those words has no real reason to live.... "Cool" has been a mainline expression since at least the '60s.

Ron
http://germanstar.net

Germanstar.. read my initial post carefully. ;) :p
I only used these words to give your older age group an understanding of what the "pimpin" meant.

BTW.. didn't know the expression "cool" is THAT old.

tkd_M119 10-19-2002 11:15 PM

...Anyone who ever uttered either of those words has no real reason to live
 
Better kill me now!

Benzman500 10-19-2002 11:20 PM

I think it was early rappers reffering to uhhh womens body parts. Same with tight.........

Benzman500 10-19-2002 11:24 PM

Think about Baby got back era

GermanStar 10-20-2002 12:20 AM

Snibble, I did read your post carefully, and was informing you that "cool" people did not utter those other words ever, although I'm pretty sure Mike Tyson says "groovy" all the time...

Ron
http://germanstar.net

Jason Beal 10-20-2002 02:59 AM

PHAT = Pretty hot and tempting?? Or no?


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