Jun 1, 2017 By now we all know about the power of hip-hop. Not only does the genre set fashion and trends and define culture, but we’ve added some top-notch phrases like “twerk,” “dope,” “bling bling” and “bootylicious” to our modern day lexicon because of it. Take “Stan,” for example, brought to popularity by Eminem after his eerie song of the same name from his crucialThe Marshall Mathers LP. The term, which in short refers to an obsessed fan, has officially been added to the Oxford English Dictionary. As a noun, stan means “an overzealous or obsessive fan of a particular celebrity,” while it also exists in verb form (“be an overzealous or obsessive fan of a particular celebrity”). Shout out to the #BeyHive, Rihanna’s #Navi, Chris Brown’s #TeamBreezy and Nicki Minaj’s #Barbs for being living embodiments of the now certified term. -vice Jesus christ. I'd give nas credit tbh i feel like he was the one that started the use of it bein an adjective when he dissed jay
Jun 1, 2017 omg i been trying to get it added since SL, i Emailed them like 10 times and started a movement back then feels good
Jun 1, 2017 U prolly mean renegade. Anyways oxford been cucked by white ppl that run black Twitter pages so this ain't surprising
Jun 1, 2017 Nah look at my above post ^^ it is considered by many to be the beginning of it bein an insult
Jun 3, 2017 smfh ikr, when are they going to add australian terms? like they need to put under "c----" -can be used in Australia as a term of endearment "piss" -alcoholic beverage in australia "gallah" -a useless idiot "coon" -cheese fucken racists i hate them!
