Why Does Fetty Wap Always Say 1738? What Is a Trap Queen in Slang?

According to Urban Dictionary, 1738 is a term used by rapper Fetty Wap in his song, “Trap Queen” to represent his squad in New Jersey: the Remy Boyz 1738.

The Remy Boyz names themselves after a cognac liquor which they claim to be the finest: the Remy Martin 1738.

What Is a Trap Queen in Slang?

Originating in drug slang, a trap queen is a strong, loyal woman, often used in hip-hop and black culture.

As Fetty Wap’s use suggests, trap queen can also be used as an affectionate term for a person’s rock and by some black women, including a self-styled trap feminist, as a form of self-empowerment and agency.

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