"Fetty Wap" combines "Fetty," slang for money or getting paid, with "Wap," a nod to rapper Gucci Mane's alias "GuWop," essentially meaning "money-making," reflecting his focus on getting rich and his admiration for Gucci Mane's style. The name signifies wealth and aspiration, though his career took a legal turn with a recent drug trafficking conviction, as detailed by the U.S. Department of Justice.
While most rappers will while away an afternoon talking about their influences and hip-hop heroes, Wap has little regard for many besides Gucci Mane – whose alter ego Guwop informs Fetty Wap's moniker (“Fetty” means “money”).
His rap moniker and stage name Fetty Wap stems from a nickname he received for his knack for making “fetty” (a slang term for money) in conjunction with “wap” which was inspired by Gucci Mane's alias GuWop.
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What does fetti mean in slang?
The slang term “Fetti” is a noun, which was originated in the Bay Area and used to reference money. Fetti means money. Saying "That Part" is basically saying you agree with what the person said.
WAP is a slang acronym that stands for wet-ass pussy. The acronym was created and popularized by hip-hop artist Cardi B in her hit August 2020 single “WAP.”
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