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Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • Opposition or Opponent “Opp” is a slang term that is often used to refer to the opposition or an opponent. It is commonly used in online conversations, texting, chat, TikTok, and Snapchat. In general, when someone uses the term “Opp,” they are referring to someone or something that they are in opposition to or competing against. One example of a conversation where the term “Opp” is used might be between two friends who are talking about a sports game. Friend 1: “Did you see the game last night? Our team totally crushed the Opp!” Friend 2: “Yeah, it was a great game. Our players were on fire!” In this example, “Opp” is used to refer to the opposing team in the sports game. Another example is when a couple is discussing how they are going to handle the opposition to the changes they want to make in their home. Couple 1: “We need to come up with a plan to handle the Opp to the changes we want to make in the house.” Couple 2: “I agree, we need to be prepared for any objections they might have.” In this example, “Opp” is used to refer to the people who are opposing to the changes the couple wants to make. See also What Does 911 Mean In Slang & How To Use It A Zoomer and a Boomer discussing about the Opp of the idea of raising taxes. Zoomer: “I think raising taxes is a good idea, it will help fund important programs.” Boomer: “I disagree, it’s just going to be a burden for the middle class, the Opp is too strong.” In this example, “Opp” re...

Over the past several years, “opps” has become one of most popular terms used by rappers to reference their foes. “Opp” is an abbreviation for opposition, which has appeared in hip-hop for decades dating back to songs like The first lyrical mention came in 2011 on Chicago rapper So while Chicago isn’t the only music scene filled with violence, the term become a reflection of a culture with real life consequences. Watch the video above to learn more.

Officially the initials O.P.P. stand for the phrase: “other people’s property”. However, what it actually stands for is ‘other people’s p****’ for guys and ‘other people’s p****’ for females. The band used the phrase ‘other people’s property’ as a euphemistic way to refer to either of the aforementioned offensive phrases. The interesting thing about this song is that despite its meaning being very family unfriendly, its lyrics do not contain even contain a single offensive word. Down with O.P.P. Anyone who is “down with O.P.P.” is the type of person ready to cheat on his/her significant other. “You down with OPP (Yeah you know me)” Inspiration for the phrase According to Treach (lead rapper of Naughty by Nature), he got the idea for the iconic line “down with O.P.P.” from a man who sold illicit drugs near where he lived. According to him, this man would often encroach upon the territories of other dealers to steal their customers. And in doing so, he’d say the phrase: “Down with O.P.M. – Other People’s Money”. According to Treach, he found the man’s words so interesting that he took it and used it in the song. A More In-Depth Analysis of the Lyrics of “O.P.P.”: By Another Hand There isn’t much ambiguity behind the meaning of this song. That is to say that whereas the chorus revolves around Treach verifying if “you(‘re) down with O.P.P.” or not, the first two verses are dedicated to effectively, even if indirectly spelling out what the acronym stands for. And ultimately “O....