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smokin' opps
What does smokin' opps mean?
Killing enemies — and in the drill double-meaning, literally smoking weed packs named after dead opps. Chief Keef and the GBE/O'Block circle made it the genre's central bar. The whole 'I Don't Like' / 'Faneto' era runs on this image.
"Whole tape is just him smokin' opps and counting bands — no hooks, no love songs."
Origin
Popularised by Chief Keef and the early Chicago drill scene around 2012; the wordplay layer (smoking weed named after the deceased) became standard across drill globally.
Frequently asked questions
What does "smokin' opps" mean?
It refers to killing rivals — or symbolically smoking weed strains named after dead enemies. It's credited as a Chief Keef coinage.
How do you use "smokin' opps" in a sentence?
"The whole verse is about smokin' opps and disrespecting the other side."
Where does "smokin' opps" come from?
It's associated with Chicago drill and is credited as a Chief Keef coinage.
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