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" Kaza mai hawa-ko-mutu " ilimin neologism ne wanda ya samo asali daga al'adun biker, yana nufin macen da ke shirye ta tallafa mata da sauran rayuwarta mai haɗari duk da yadda rashin lafiyar zai iya shafar ta. [1]

 Origin 
The term "ride or die" began as 1950s biker slang, describing a mindset where a rider would rather die than be unable to ride. Over time, the expression drifted into mainstream culture and its meaning evolved. Today, it usually refers to a woman who embraces an intense "us-against-the-world" relationship with her significant other. In this modern sense, she’s seen as a loyal, "all-in" companion who’ll stick by her partner no matter what, even when it could put her at risk.

 Use in hip-hop music 
The "ride-or-die chick" trope is used in hip hop music, with men stating their desire for a ride-or-die chick, and women identifying themselves as willing to ride and die.  Many of these songs are duets between male and female artists and contain both of these perspectives within the same song.

An early mainstream rap song to popularize the notion of the lifestyle of a woman willing to "ride or die" is "The Bonnie and Clyde Theme" by Yo Yo, in a duet featuring Ice Cube, on her third studio album You Better Ask Somebody, released in June 1993. 

The term's stand in mainstream hip-hop was established by other notable works, namely "Ride or Die" by Baby Gangsta ft. Lil Wayne and Juvenile on his 3rd album, It's All on U, Vol. 2 in 1997, "Ride or Die" by Jay-Z on Vol. 2. Hard Knock Life in 1998, "Ryde or Die" by Ruff Ryders on Ryde or Die Vol. 1 in 1999, and "Ryde or Die, Bitch", a duet between The Lox and Eve on We Are the Streets in 2000.

Other examples of the term in hip hop include:

 "'03 Bonnie &amp; Clyde" by Jay-Z ft. Beyonce
 "Hail Mary," Tupac Shakur (a matsayin Makaveli) 
 "Dog Match" ta Hauwa'u ft. DMX
 U Make Me Wanna by Jadakiss ft. Mariah Carey
 "Down Ass Bitch" by Ja Rule ft. Charli Baltimore
 "Kai ne Duk abin da nake bukata" ta hanyar Method Man ft. Mary J. Blige
 "Na kashe Darnell Simmons" ta Gun Rack aka Jordan Peele
 "Boss Bitch" na Mac ft. Mia X
 "Ryda" ta The Game ft. Dej Loaf
 "Bottom Bitch" na Rafael Casal
 "Rider" ta nan gaba (feat. Tasha Catour) 
 "#HoodLove" na Jazmine Sullivan
 "R.O.D." ta G-Dragon (feat. Lydia Paek) 
 "Him & I" na G-Eazy da Halsey
 "Rider Chick" na Lil Durk ft Dej Loaf 
 "Ride or Die" by Nova (feat. Nia Kay) 
 "Ba ni ba ne (Ta hau ko ta mutu) " da kuma "Lana Del Rey song)">Blue Jeans" na Lana Del Rey
 "We Ride" na Gucci Mane (feat. Monica) 
 "Ride or Die" by Fetty Wap (feat. Jhonni Blaze) 
 "Ina yi" ta Young Jeezy feat. Jay-Z da André 3000
 "A Boogie wit da Hoodie song)">R.O.D." na A Boogie wit da Hoodie
 "Ride For You" by Meek Mill (feat. Kehlani) 
 "Ride Or Die" na Megan Thee Stallion & VickeeLo
 "Ina Bukatar hakan" ta Rascals na Peach TreeRascals na itacen peach

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