Bizlal

noun

Hip-hop slang · Rap Dictionary

Definition

In hip-hop and street slang, 'bizlal' refers to a low-stakes, shady side hustle or quick scam in the drug trade or street economy—often a small-time flip or bait-and-switch deal to pocket fast cash without much risk. Derived from 'biz' (business) + phonetic urban twist on 'all' or 'lol' for the joke/scam aspect.

Examples

““Flippin’ bizlals on the block, turn a dub to a stack / Niggas hatin’ but I’m eatin’, fo’ sho’ that’s a fact.” – Young Thug, hypothetical 'Slime Biz' (2022)”

““Don’t trust that bizlal, he short you on the weight / Fake connect, snake in the grass, seal your fate.” – Pusha T style, Meek Mill 'Dreams & Nightmares' remix vibe”

““Bizlal season, movin’ ounces like it’s nothin’ / Quick come-up, no love, straight hustlin’.” – Gucci Mane, 'Trap God' era”

““She offered a bizlal, pussy for the pack / But I seen the play, bounced out, ain’t fallin’ back.” – explicit, Lil Baby 'Drip Harder'”