You know that the term "street cred" has lost all meaning when you see articles talking about the Queen's street cred.

Posted by: Graham | http://grudnuk.com/ | Wed Jun 5 09:50:20 2002

if you have street cred, it means you don't have street cred.

Posted by: bzackey | | Wed Jun 5 19:13:44 2002

I think that "street cred" was used ironically in this instance, because the point of the article was that any appeal provided by the old GJ was based more on a sense of spectacle than anything else. No one cared, no one was particularly entertained, and using a nonsense term to refer to the Queen's connection to the people only reveals how out of touch she truly is.

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