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street cred

NOUN
  1. credibility among young fashionable urban individuals

How To Use street cred In A Sentence

  • Not only is this a big seller with the wannabe gangstas, this gnome has gotten some street cred from real playas as well.
  • It matters, but you really want to go to the heavy federal pen if you want street credibility.
  • As well as pioneering smooth jazz, he also has some serious street cred. Times, Sunday Times
  • Being at the front of the queue for the new model may have given you geeky street cred, but owning a new gadget before anyone else isn't always the best option
  • What marks Lavigne out for success, however, is the street cred she carries with her straight out of the skate park.
  • His street cred is rising by the day. The Sun
  • You're a drip and a bore, devoid of street cred. The Sun
  • But for it to earn the street cred it craves, the presenters really need to get themselves some decent threads. The Sun
  • While she recognizes that her decision to expand her range by appearing in so small-scale a film looks a little calculated - a big name slumming it to establish street cred - Aniston insists that more was at stake than a mere image make-over.
  • A bit earlier, in the 1960s, Streetsville was feeling constrained by tight boundaries and floating the idea of annexing parts of Toronto Township which formed the bulk of what's now Mississauga, an idea with some street cred because a town municipally trumps a township. Mayor
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