the shittiest city known to man-kind, located in south-west tennessee, full of rednecks, murderers, and racisits.
by the artist formerly known as julia August 1, 2006
by James Bourne February 21, 2004
dom1n1c or mountaiinmane
he is memphis the streets
he is memphis the streets
by dom1n1c (himself) November 11, 2020
Memphis is quite in the classroom but loud and energized at home and around her friends. She stands up for what she believes in and is caring,funny and kind. Don't mess with her nor her friends cause she will mess you up back. All the boys stare at her beauty and love her for who she is.
by Padgetthaileynicole101 May 24, 2017
1. City in southwestern Tennessee (also the largest city in Tennessee)
2. Home of Three Six Mafia (Oscar-winning), Elvis (King of Rock & Roll), (Historic) Stax Records, Orange Mound (2nd oldest black neighborhood), blues, R&B, and Beale Street.
3. Mostly all black 60% African American population.
2. Home of Three Six Mafia (Oscar-winning), Elvis (King of Rock & Roll), (Historic) Stax Records, Orange Mound (2nd oldest black neighborhood), blues, R&B, and Beale Street.
3. Mostly all black 60% African American population.
by Mz.Orange.Mound.Memphis.Gal June 30, 2006
I'm kind of fed up with stereotypical comments on Memphis. I've lived here my whole life (and I don't have a Southern accent!). Memphis is a great city, aside from humid summers. Our Zoo is rated like, highest in the nation, our downtown full of history, Lorraine Motel, Stax, Graceland, Riverboats, etc., and I have never once witnessed or been involved with crime. Why dwell on the 60% African American population? I find it funny that you call Memphis racist when all you look at is our black population. Guess what? That means 40% of other races. Why can't you just say that? I've never run into extreme racism, and I have plenty of friends of other races. For crying out loud, I have a Chinese exchange student living with me. How's that for closed-minded?
by MemphisFTW January 21, 2011
A city on the turn around from a few decades of bad karma and even worse government. Granted there are still some less than intelligent people running things, but the city is definitely changing for the better. The crime rate is down, though there are still some neighborhoods to avoid...as in every city. There are still some problems but come by in May for some storms, great music, great food, and a great time.
Memphis is a town on the turn around.
Memphis in May, don't drown in Tom Lee Park when it rains at Musicfest.
Memphis in May, don't drown in Tom Lee Park when it rains at Musicfest.
by Yodalmighty April 29, 2011