What does diss mean?

Diss culture, a hot word on the Internet, is a synthetic abbreviation of disrespect and contempt.

DISS means bravely saying no to people and things you don't like. Like freestyle, it is an indispensable form of hip-hop music.

In the "hip-hop" culture, "Diss" refers to expressing dissatisfaction and contempt for singers or groups you don't like in rap, which is also one of the elements of hip-hop culture. After breaking away from the context of "hip hop", "attitude" gradually changed from "show" to "show", and gradually became a kind of disrespect for performance and contempt for exhibition.

Diss means that a song is mainly used to slander or insult other people or groups. The trend of attacking others with songs has become more and more common, and it has become a hip-hop culture and style that will compete with each other.

Diss is a product of hip-hop;

Generally speaking, people in the same industry or circle always want peace-harmony and prosperity. Even if the two sides are really at odds, try to avoid publicity. But the rules of hiphop's game are the opposite: if I think I am better than you, I will definitely challenge and try to take your place.

If I don't like you, I will scold your name. If I quarrel with you, then open competition is the final way to solve the quarrel. In the final analysis, this aggressive attitude stems from Hip Hop's "militant spirit".

From the very beginning, to show off one's special skills and give vent to redundant energy, with Hip Hop gradually becoming a fashion and rolling profits, the meaning of "challenge" becomes more and more complicated.