Hip Glossary
Hip Glossary – Zero-Zero
Zero-Zero: Very high quality Moroccan hashish.
Hip Glossary – Zippies
Zippies: The Zippies were founded by Abbie Hoffman in early ’72 as a revolutionary street army of Hippie Anarchist for the Miami Anti-Nixon Republican Convention. Abbie stated when asked about the name change from Yippies to Zippies he stated..”We have… Continue reading
Hip Glossary – Santana
Santana: This band made a great splash at Woodstock in 1969. They defined latin rock with their original fusion of various types of tight percussion, soul and rock. Band leader and inspiration, Grammy winner Carlos Santana is one of the… Continue reading
Hip Glossary – Vaporizer
Vaporizer: Method of smoking cannabis by heating it until the THC vaporizes, without actually burning the marijuana. Most vaporizers consist of a heating element, a glass dome, and a hose to smoke from. Supposedly healthier than smoking any other way,… Continue reading
Hip Glossary – Vibes
Vibes: Short for vibrations. Used to describe the overall feeling or mood of a place, person or thing. “I kept puttin’ out good vibes, but I still didn’t get a ride!”
Hip Glossary – Vietnam War
Vietnam War: The catalyst for the Peace Movement in America. The compulsory draft took students to the killing fields of Southeast Asia who then returned to the U.S. in body bags by the tens of thousands. The insensitive administrations refused… Continue reading
Hip Glossary – Vision
Vision: A dreamlike inspirational experience or scenario viewed in one’s mind. Sometimes happens under the influence of psychedelic drugs. “I had a vision of you flying over the desert.”
Hip Glossary – Visuals
Visuals: The hallucinations or visual distortions experienced on a psychedelic trip.
Hip Glossary – VW Bug
VW Bug: Along with the VW Bus and Campervan, the ultimate hippy vehicles. Prized for their economy, and anti-establishment status. The Bus and Van are often used for extended journeys and serve as home for many hippies.
Hip Glossary – Warhol, Andy
Warhol, Andy: Pop artist supreme, Andy was a scene himself. He took the icons of popular culture and turned them into art. Some of his most famous works feature Campbell’s Soup Cans and Marilyn Monroe. Andy filmed several low budget… Continue reading