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WSDMGC73 is an internet-made rap collective pretending to be a Los Angeles “73 Gangster Crip–affiliated” group, but they have no verified ties, no street presence, and no evidence connecting any member to the hoods they reference. Their tracks—(No Rank), (Green Woc), (3_), (MVC), (Meatie Murder Gang), (Its All the Same ShiT)—are posted through pay-to-upload distributors. They aren’t recognized in LA or Detroit, and their “400 listeners” and “154K views” come from bots, loops, and repeat traffic.
Their gang branding is fake:
• WS has no real location.
• DMG exists only in their lyrics.
• 73GC is aesthetic, not affiliation—none have been seen or confirmed in any 73 Hustler, Normandie, Vermont, Avalon, Hoover, Grape Street, or Trouble Gangster area.
Their references to “Florence & Normandie,” “Normandie to Vermont,” and “73 Hustler history” come from YouTube documentaries and Wikipedia. No videos show those spots, no locals vouch for them, and every “street shot” comes from random apartments, empty alleys, or AI backdrops.
Their “collabs” (Tr3yactive3, Stkiccy6ix, Dale Deezy) are other tiny online artists using the same fake LA terminology with no real footprint.
Their biggest lie is inventing “Tinyjoker” to pretend Detroit resident “Tiny Joker” is an obsessed fan. Fake accounts like TherealTalkMANE were created to plant Urban Dictionary definitions and fake legitimacy.
Their entire identity acronyms, alliances, hoods, mythology is stitched from internet scraps.
Their gang branding is fake:
• WS has no real location.
• DMG exists only in their lyrics.
• 73GC is aesthetic, not affiliation—none have been seen or confirmed in any 73 Hustler, Normandie, Vermont, Avalon, Hoover, Grape Street, or Trouble Gangster area.
Their references to “Florence & Normandie,” “Normandie to Vermont,” and “73 Hustler history” come from YouTube documentaries and Wikipedia. No videos show those spots, no locals vouch for them, and every “street shot” comes from random apartments, empty alleys, or AI backdrops.
Their “collabs” (Tr3yactive3, Stkiccy6ix, Dale Deezy) are other tiny online artists using the same fake LA terminology with no real footprint.
Their biggest lie is inventing “Tinyjoker” to pretend Detroit resident “Tiny Joker” is an obsessed fan. Fake accounts like TherealTalkMANE were created to plant Urban Dictionary definitions and fake legitimacy.
Their entire identity acronyms, alliances, hoods, mythology is stitched from internet scraps.
“WSDMGC73 talk like they’re from 73rd Street but can’t show anyone they’re actually from 73rd Street. Everything they claim exists inside ethernet cables, not in real life on the streets.”—LA locals
by FremontHighClassOf’09 December 9, 2025
Get the WSDMGC73 mug.WSDMGC73 Members form an online rap collective that pretends to be associated with the West Side 73 Gangster Crips but has no verified ties, no documented presence in South Los Angeles, and no acknowledgment from anyone connected to 73 Hustler, 73 Gangster, or any adjacent neighborhood sets. The name they break down as WS / DMG / 73GC is entirely self-invented:
• “WS” has no confirmed real location.
• “DMG” (“Deadly Movin Gang”) exists only in their lyrics.
• “73” or “73GC” is a borrowed acronym for aesthetic, not affiliation.
The “official members” they list—Lil Dlow, LadyDlow, Youngc NK, Tr3ybkull—are not documented artists in Los Angeles and have no footprint, recognition, or validation from any community tied to the 73 Gangster Crips. None appear in neighborhood histories, on-the-ground footage, or verified local music networks.
The claim that WSDMGC73 is “community-verified” is fabricated. There is no record of acknowledgment from established 73 members, no co-sign, no public confirmation, and no physical presence in South LA. Every “verification” comes from their own accounts, anonymous pages, or recycled comments from the same online circle.
The claim that WSDMGC73 is the “official rap collective representing the 73 Gangster Crips” is unsupported. No local artist, historian, OG, or community figure has recognized them in any capacity. Their identity is built from internet mythology, not real-world standing.
• “WS” has no confirmed real location.
• “DMG” (“Deadly Movin Gang”) exists only in their lyrics.
• “73” or “73GC” is a borrowed acronym for aesthetic, not affiliation.
The “official members” they list—Lil Dlow, LadyDlow, Youngc NK, Tr3ybkull—are not documented artists in Los Angeles and have no footprint, recognition, or validation from any community tied to the 73 Gangster Crips. None appear in neighborhood histories, on-the-ground footage, or verified local music networks.
The claim that WSDMGC73 is “community-verified” is fabricated. There is no record of acknowledgment from established 73 members, no co-sign, no public confirmation, and no physical presence in South LA. Every “verification” comes from their own accounts, anonymous pages, or recycled comments from the same online circle.
The claim that WSDMGC73 is the “official rap collective representing the 73 Gangster Crips” is unsupported. No local artist, historian, OG, or community figure has recognized them in any capacity. Their identity is built from internet mythology, not real-world standing.
“WSDMGC73 Members aren’t gang affiliated they only brand themselves that way to mislead the public thinking it’ll boost their credibility and sales”—LA locals
by FremontHighClassOf’09 December 9, 2025
Get the WSDMGC73 Members mug.Lady Dlow and Lil Dlow are a brother-sister duo who created the online persona WSDMGC73, a fully internet-based “gang identity” with no verified ties to the 73 Gangster Crips or South LA. The duo operates primarily through TikTok livestreams, DistroKid uploads, and online posts, performing gang-themed lingo, borrowing Crip symbolism, and presenting themselves as a rap collective.
Their music catalog is almost entirely self-contained: nearly every track features one or both siblings, with other names appearing rarely and inconsistently. Lady Dlow manages uploads and backend operations, while Lil Dlow contributes verses and reinforces the narrative online. Together, they manufacture the illusion of a larger “set,” but no other members consistently participate.
The siblings’ online presence functions as performance art rather than real-world affiliation. They exaggerate intimidation, posture as hardened street figures, and recycle gang terminology without context, creating confusion for outsiders while revealing themselves to those familiar with LA culture.
WSDMGC73 is therefore a digital creation: a centralized echo chamber built from livestreams, distributor tracks, and repeated online narratives. The Dlow siblings’ project exposes how two people can construct a believable yet entirely fictional identity online, mimicking street culture while remaining entirely detached from the communities they claim to represent.
Their music catalog is almost entirely self-contained: nearly every track features one or both siblings, with other names appearing rarely and inconsistently. Lady Dlow manages uploads and backend operations, while Lil Dlow contributes verses and reinforces the narrative online. Together, they manufacture the illusion of a larger “set,” but no other members consistently participate.
The siblings’ online presence functions as performance art rather than real-world affiliation. They exaggerate intimidation, posture as hardened street figures, and recycle gang terminology without context, creating confusion for outsiders while revealing themselves to those familiar with LA culture.
WSDMGC73 is therefore a digital creation: a centralized echo chamber built from livestreams, distributor tracks, and repeated online narratives. The Dlow siblings’ project exposes how two people can construct a believable yet entirely fictional identity online, mimicking street culture while remaining entirely detached from the communities they claim to represent.
The Dlow Siblings are the two-person team behind WSDMGC73, an internet-only gang persona using livestreams and music uploads to mimic LA street culture without any real-world presence or affiliation.
by FremontHighClassOf’09 December 9, 2025
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