What’s The Meaning of Your Screen Name?

Rozetta5tone · November 2017

Just curious. Some of you guys have funny ones. Some have basic ones. Some are just ? weird.

I’ll tell The Meaning of mine once the thread gets going.

I know this thread has been done before and ppl change and so have the names.

Kat · November 2017

The one and only

CockMcStuffins · November 2017

I was singing the Doc Mcstuffins theme song one day and added a lil twist to it

CapitalB · November 2017

nickname is Boo.. hence the B.
and im about Capital..

double entrende..
my name and nickname is starts wit a Capital B.

ur welcome.

Mister B. · November 2017

I'm a grown ? man, and demand these young thundercats out here address me as Mister B.

deadeye · November 2017

Nickname I got in college from playing pool.

So ILL · November 2017

Where I'm from; southern Illinois.

Go figure · November 2017

Double entendre...

I aint ? tho

Shizlansky · November 2017

Me and boys was making a joke when listening to cassidy talking about his Larceny Family group and one dude was name shizlansky. ? was hilarious how he said it

playmaker88 · November 2017

Playmaker88

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and on the court i prefer to be the playmaker

TheGOAT · November 2017

babelipsss · November 2017

Childhood nickname. I have baby doll lips.

Idiopathic Joker · November 2017

Just comes out of nowhere

Lefty_ · November 2017

Lefty is pretty obvious...

My original name, DopeGameCocaine was inspired by the hook on Scarface's first solo song on his first solo album, Mr Scarface is back. One of the more vivid memories of my childhood musically. I remember my older cousin was playing it at my grandmas house, and I was in my room with the door closed. I was only 8 or 9, but I opened the door and started bobbing my head, because initially the nursery rhyme caught my attention.

I started stealing my uncles Rap-a-lot tapes and puttin balled up tissue in the tops of tapes I had at the crib to dub over some of the ? albums my big sister used to buy and some of my grandma's gospel tapes. Rap-A-lot became my gospel when I was young lol. My uncles and cousins looked at face like a ? , so I followed suit. I met him at one of his shows on my birthday in my 20s. I remember telling him I was raised off his music, and it helped teach me how to be thorough. He's been back here like 4 times since, but I never need to go to one of his shows again. I don't ever want that memory to fade.

More importantly, those early memories with that tape, and the chronic were my introduction to hip hop. Which ultimately led to me posting here.

Side note. DJ Quik deserves more love now that I think about my youth. That ? is a dope producer. We played Safe n sound for like a whole year.