What is chapri?

Chapri

"Chapri" (often spelled "Çapri") is a Turkish slang term primarily used to describe a specific subculture or style, often associated with young men. It's generally considered derogatory and carries negative connotations.

Key characteristics often attributed to the "chapri" style include:

• Fashion: This often involves specific brands or styles of clothing perceived as ostentatious or low-quality, such as flashy tracksuits, specific shoe brands, and sometimes, hairstyles like bleached or overly styled hair. See: Fashion
• Behavior: "Chapri" behavior is often stereotyped as being loud, boisterous, and disrespectful. It can also involve reckless driving or other anti-social actions. See: Behavior
• Music: The music preferred by individuals associated with the "chapri" label is often Turkish arabesk, remixes, or other types of music considered "low-brow" by some. See: Music
• Social Status: The term often implies a lack of sophistication or education and is sometimes used to denote a lower socioeconomic status. See: Social%20Status

It's important to note that "chapri" is a subjective term and its meaning can vary depending on the context and the speaker. It is almost always used in a pejorative manner.