Ghost ride the whip, right into the pole

Permalink | August 17th, 2006


Main Entry: ghost ride
Pronunciation: gOst rId
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): ghost riding
Origin: Hyphy Movement — a style of music and dance that emerged from the San Francisco Bay Area’s hip hop culture; popularized by California rapper E-40 in the song, Tell Me When To Go.
Definition: The act of getting out of your car while it is coasting and dance around, on top of, or behind the car.
Used in a sentence: Ghost riding was started not to see people succeed, but to see people fail.

It’s an act best told in pictures — moving pictures. So check out the video. Does anything more need to be said? Didn’t think so.

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