Featured Drill Terminology
Noun. A firearm or handgun. Popularized globally through UK drill and Brooklyn drill anthems. Extended to refer to armed operators or intense musical energy.
Noun. Slang originally designating a Glock handgun, originating in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area before mutating into internet meme vernacular.
Verb. To travel directly to rival territory or an event with targeted intent; mobilized retaliation or active movement.
Noun. Contraction of 'opposition' or 'opponent'. Denotes rival gang members, competitors, or systemic adversaries.
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