Kick it Bebop Style
to use or abuse a drug, most notably heroin. this term stems from the heroin use by famous bebop and jazz musicians such as charlie parker, miles davis, and john coltrane. however, because jazz musicians historically transported marijuana around the us in the early 1900s, this term may be used to describe usage of many drugs.
lets go kick it bebop style before the show
musician 1-“why did charlie fall asleep on stage? he was killing!”
musician 2-“i saw him kick it bebop style an hour ago. he must be catching a good nod.”
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