[MustardtheBallCarrier]

Not to be pedantic, but I don't think this is the proper use of dap.  Giving dap is a physical act: a handshake, a pound, etc.  It does not, as I have ever heard the term used, mean to give a simple shout-out (aka "shouts", aka "love").  To me, the best example of giving dap is what you see between players right before tip-off of an NBA game (though less so in the playoffs, where there is some bad blood between teams).  Also unclear to me is whether you can give some dap.  I think it is an all or nothing proposition.

Example: "When I bumped into X at reunion he gave me dap and asked about my family."

Don't be afraid to use it as a verb as well.  You can dap someone up or be dapped.

[MustardtheBallCarrier]

Not to be pedantic, but I don't think this is the proper use of dap.  Giving dap is a physical act: a handshake, a pound, etc.  It does not, as I have ever heard the term used, mean to give a simple shout-out (aka "shouts", aka "love").  To me, the best example of giving dap is what you see between players right before tip-off of an NBA game (though less so in the playoffs, where there is some bad blood between teams).  Also unclear to me is whether you can give some dap.  I think it is an all or nothing proposition.

Example: "When I bumped into X at reunion he gave me dap and asked about my family."

Don't be afraid to use it as a verb as well.  You can dap someone up or be dapped.