Citations:Hamiltrash

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Noun: "(fandom slang) a fan of the musical Hamilton; the fandom of Hamilton collectively"

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  • 2015, Molly Wetta, "Hip-hop, history and 'Hamilton", Lawrence Journal-World, 27 December 2015, page 4E:
    But if you haven't yet fallen into "Hamilton" obsession, here are eight reasons to check it out (don't worry, if you're already #hamiltrash, I've got 10 things to keep you occupied until you can see the show – I'm counting down to Oct. 17, 2017, myself).
  • 2016, Sarah Tipton, "I wanna be in the article where it happens", The Trinitonian (Trinity University, San Antonio), 5 March 2016, page 10:
    If you are new or not a member of the Hamiltrash (what the fans are calling themselves these days), here is a crash course on what you need to know.
  • 2016, Kelsey Mariano, "How Hamilton Revolutionized Theatre", Echoes (University of the Philippines Diliman), August 2016, page 75:
    Kelsey Mariano is certified Hamiltrash and can sing the entire musical from start to finish.
  • 2017, Kim Hoftijzer, "'I Have To Be In The Room Where It Happens...': An Exploration On The Role Of Social Influence And Digital Media In The Rise Of Hamilton From Sixteen Bars To A Cultural Phenomenon", thesis submitted to Radboud University, page 56:
    It is interesting to observe how hashtags have allowed Hamilton and the self proclaimed #Hamiltrash to develop their own lingo, communicate about the show and about their lives using this lingo.
  • 2018, Lais Vicente Baptista, "Acknowledgements", in "Methods for Improving Challenging DNA Profiles and Molecular Preservation of Soft Tissue Samples", thesis submitted the University of Central Lancashire, page xxx:
    Thank you De Sempre, Descongela Mas Não Esquenta, NfBR, NICV, and my Hamiltrash friends.