noun Internet Slang

opp

· noun · gen-z

An enemy, a rival, someone on the other side — short for 'opposition'.

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An enemy or rival — originally a rival gang member in drill lyrics, now diluted to mean basically anyone you're up against. Common in rap, gaming, sports trash talk and friend-group banter.

“Why are you sat with the opps at lunch? Pick a side.”
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Used loosely and jokingly for anyone whose taste, team or vibe is incompatible with yours. Low-stakes, often affectionate.

“Anyone who puts pineapple on pizza is an opp, sorry.”
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A rival, enemy, or member of an opposing gang. In drill, an opp isn't just someone you don't like — it's someone from the other side of a postcode beef. The word travelled from Chicago's South Side to London estates and now lives everywhere rap does.

“He can't pull up to that area, it's full of opps.”
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Used loosely online to mean anyone who's hating on you or working against your interests. Stripped of the street weight, it became Gen Z shorthand for 'hater' or 'someone with a problem with me'.

“My boss keeps denying my time off — she's an opp fr.”
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opp In A Sentence

Why are you sat with the opps at lunch? Pick a side.
Anyone who puts pineapple on pizza is an opp, sorry.

Origin & Usage

Rooted in Chicago drill rap in the early 2010s (Chief Keef, Lil Durk era), where 'opps' meant rival gang members. Crossed into general Gen-Z usage through UK drill, TikTok and gaming chat, where it now just means 'people I'm against'.

Variants oppsopposition

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