diss
- noun
- /dɪs/
- Offensive
- In rap news, Kendrick Lamar's diss track Not Like Us became his fourth number one.
If you want to respond to KSI's diss track, let me sing the hook.
- If you want to respond to KSI's diss track, let me sing the hook.
- So if I want to have Drake sing my diss track, I can do that.
- Do you want to rewatch all the diss tracks at least once a month?
- So Kodak Black came out with this diss song for TI.
- That is not a diss on the people who work at Tesla.
- And then KSI or then Deji responded to the guy who made a diss track against him.
- It's the biggest hell, biggest hell because you appeared in your own diss track.
- In rap news, Kendrick Lamar's diss track Not Like Us became his fourth number one.
- So the, the, the song actually more so than a diss of Drake is really just a celebration of the BBL.
- This one is from Low M Hey team YouTube, please demonetise all rap songs including KSI's diss tracks.
- He said that at another event earlier in the day, Tim Walz dropped this diss track about Elon Musk's recent appearance at a Trump rally.
Examples
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20 comments for "Could T.I. be coming out with a new diss song?"
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A diss track to expose the Saja Boys.
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Because this is literally a diss song to Jesus.
Blog text (2) -
So we initially started by choosing three people to put in this diss track first.
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So if I want to have Drake sing my diss track, I can do that.
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So he made a diss track, which I wasn't really expecting.
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If you want to respond to KSI's diss track, let me sing the hook.
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That is a diss.
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It's gonna be direct, you gon' know it's a diss record, you gon' know who I'm talking about.
Blog text (19) -
The rapper released a diss track aimed at his rival, highlighting their past conflicts.
Synonyms
A rude remark that hurts or upsets someone
Talking about someone in a way that shows dislike and makes them seem unimportant
A rude comment meant to hurt someone or show no respect
Antonyms
How Insulting
Surface Forms
Etymology
Diss as a noun is the same idea and also comes from disrespect, meaning 'insult'. In music a diss track is an insulting song, so a diss is an action or remark meant to hurt someone's feelings or reputation.