smoking on that opp pack
Drill brag: smoking weed named for a killed enemy.
Definitions
Drill catchphrase that doubles up the slang for 'smoke': you're smoking actual weed, and you're 'smoking' (killing/celebrating the death of) a named opp. Almost always followed by the dead rival's name. The ultimate disrespect bar.
smoking on that opp pack In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
Chicago drill staple, 2012 onwards. Built off the Tooka pack formula and copied by every drill scene after — Brooklyn, UK, Detroit. Literally smoke + metaphorically smoke (kill) fused into one bar.
People Also Ask
What does "smoking on that opp pack" mean?
It's a drill-music brag about smoking weed named for a killed enemy — a symbolic form of disrespect.
How do you use "smoking on that opp pack" in a sentence?
"He capped the track off with a line about smoking on that opp pack."
Where does "smoking on that opp pack" come from?
It comes from drill music, where "opp" means an opposition rival and the phrase turns a dead enemy into a named weed "pack" as an insult.
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