Introduction

[brownindian]

Chopz is a nickname from when I was younger that has just stuck throughout.

You need some street cred tough guy story and this is it.

Your new story - When you were a kid a bigger kid tried to bully you and you chopped his vuvuzela out. When his older brother came to defend him - You chopped that guys vuvuzela out. From that day no one messes with you and you got the street name CHOPZ !!!

 

[Ohio]

You need some street cred tough guy story and this is it.

Your new story - When you were a kid a bigger kid tried to bully you and you chopped his vuvuzela out. When his older brother came to defend him - You chopped that guys vuvuzela out. From that day no one messes with you and you got the street name CHOPZ !!!

Allow me to reintroduce myself my name is Chopz!
C-h-o to the p-z
I used to chop bullies real easy

 

[Tornicade]

some of you guys watch to many Chuck Norris Movies

The word “chops” is used to describe a musician’s level of technique in terms of the ability to execute music physically on a particular musical instrument (and to negotiate chord changes). An example would be the lightning-fast technique of a guitar player. E.g., “Yngwie Malmsteen has great chops.” “Chops” is a slang term that has its roots in the jazz idiom, initially relating to horn players’ ability to hit high notes. (“Miles has got the chops…”) “Chops” in this case harkens back to its original 16th-century slang meaning of “mouth” or “lips.” The term chops is not used to describe the capacity to have good musical ideas, to phrase effectively, or to build a solo.

 

[LeShaq]

Good to have you on board, Chopz. Welcome!