Sentence examples for hop it from inspiring English sources
verb
To leave; to go away.
If current hip hop is dominated by terminology like "twerking," "ratchet," and "swag," then that's what its audience absorbs as hip hop: it doesn't have to be Black.
If your pig suddenly leaps into the air or rapidly twists its neck with a little hop, it is not having a seizure.
"The Easter Bunny can hop it".
And then I hop it, sharpish.
Hit and hop it before they can hit back.
Someone jokingly asks if Ross knows what variety of hop it is.
As peppily styled as it is, though, with lots of glossy hair bouncing in slo-mo and hip hip-hop, it never transcends its source material's limitations.
But as intriguing a talent as Kilo Kish is, this release is just as notable, maybe more so, for the production, which is largely by members of Odd Future, a reminder that that crew's fealty to throbbing warmblooded synthesizers and 1970s space funk — and by extension, the mid-late 1990s hip-hop it inspired — is its most underdiscussed predilection.
The plums split and were ripe and we ate them and, if Gavin Highly caught us, all he said, in one breath, was "Hop-it-you".
Queer hip-hop, it seems, is enjoying a cultural moment.
"Like heavy metal and hip-hop, it grooves really hard".
