noun
Street Slang
pack
· noun · chicago
A bag of weed — or, in drill, a dead rival's body.
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A quantity of weed, usually a pound or a sellable bag. The everyday hip-hop meaning — moving packs = slinging product.
“He been moving packs out the trap since high school.”
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Drill flip: a slain opp's body. 'Got a pack' on a drill track is rarely about cannabis — it's a kill claim. The grimmer the rapper, the more likely it's this sense.
“Von said he caught a pack on that song and the whole city knew who he meant.”
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pack In A Sentence
He been moving packs out the trap since high school.
Von said he caught a pack on that song and the whole city knew who he meant.
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packs
People Also Ask
What does pack mean in slang?
It can mean a bag of weed, or in drill slang, a dead rival's body.
How do you use pack in a sentence?
"He picked up a pack from his plug" (drugs), or in drill it references an opp who's been killed.
Does pack always refer to drugs?
No — the meaning depends on context. Casually it's a bag of weed, but in drill music it can be a grim reference to a dead rival.
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