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October 26, 2010

Boughetto

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Boughetto. Fabulous word.  Hilarious word. Bougie + Ghetto = Boughetto. Heard it from Kandi, one of the Atlanta Housewives, describing Phaedra's over-the-top baby shower.  Figured Kandi made it up, and laughed my head off. What the hell do I know.

Nothing, apparently, because "Bughetto" is not only part of the language, it's a rap song from the album Heavy Starch featuring Murphy Lee.

According to the Urban Dictionary Urban Dictionary logo

1. boujetto (boughetto)   

Combination of bein bougie (snobby) and ghetto. invented by Ali and Murphey Lee a couple years ago by their song 'boughetto'.
"If you got an expensive weave - That's boughetto!
Spend six hundred on weed - That's boughetto!
Benz while ya sittin on D's - That's boughetto!
Tell em what's boughetto - Bougie and ghetto!"

Posted at 01:26 PM in Atlanta, Just Funny, Real Housewives |

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