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Digital Crip Nation

Often going by placeholder names like “WSDMGC73,” “OWS73GC,” “LDHGC73,” “WW73GC,” and the laughable “W7M 73GC,” this so-called rap collective exists purely online. They claim turf across Florence Ave from Van Ness to Vermont in South Central LA, overlapping real sets like 83 Gangster Crips and Hoover Criminals. Their fanfiction positions themselves as the “younger youth rep” of 73 Gangster Crips—ignoring the fact the true 73GC is East LA–based. Essentially, they’re recycling a defunct westside variant and slapping on new names to mask it.

“The Digital Crip Nation spent hella bread flexin’ online wit that ‘WSDMGC73’ cap, but they ain’t never dropped a vid—straight-up weenies.”—LA locals

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 12, 2025

W/S Denver Lane Gangster Bloods

Also known as Figueroa Rider Gang (FRG), they’re a West Side Blood set holding Figueroa from 105th to 120th — one of the last active stretches of the Blade. Known for beefing with Hoovers, 102/112 BGC, and other GC sets. Unlike most Bloods, their main beefs are with Eastside Crips. They also got a branch in Pasadena (PDLB).

“ W/S Denver Lane Gangster Bloods be posted from Fig been active since the Blade days — that FRG side don’t play.”—LA local

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 12, 2025

55 SMB / Red Zone Bloods

A Detroit-based Blood set from the Eastside (48205 “RedZone”), originally formed from the Ruthless Clan. Known for claiming turf around Regent Park and E. Seven Mile & Hayes, their graffiti, block presence, and subsets like HobSquad, 212 Bloxk, and Grinch Gang helped establish the “5s” Nation. Recognized for Eastside influence, and shaping local street and rap culture, while maintaining rivalries with crews like the 4s, Chedda Grove, and Maxxout 220.

“55 SMB / Red Zone Bloods have been marking Regent Park and E. Seven Mile & Hayes with their tags for years, signaling their Eastside presence and influence in the ‘5s’ Nation.”—Eastside Detroiter

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 10, 2025

26 Zone

Slang for Detroit’s Five Points neighborhood (ZIP 48219). Used by locals and street crews to represent their area, show neighborhood pride, or signal affiliation. The “26” comes from a Hyena Crips cipher: 2+6=8, linking to the 8th letter “H.” The Hyena Crips are Five Points’ most visible crew, use “26” and “26 Gang (26G)” as symbols of unity and territorial identity within the 5Points area.

“I keep seeing these YN’s claiming some new stuff called the ‘26 Zone,’ over by Seven Mile and Telegraph. They be talkin crazy too, like Five Points a warzone. I already know to stay clear of there, them mf’s got too much to prove.” — Detroiter

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 29, 2025

42 Hustle Boyz (42HB)

A long-running Detroit Crip set from the Eastside (48224 & 48205), mainly around Houston Whittier. Active since the early 2000s, 42HB became known for drug operations, tag wars with 55 SMB, and their role in the 4s alliance. Connected to rapper 42 Dugg, their tags, numbers, and graffiti mark territory and influence.

“The 42 Hustle Boyz (42HB) run Houston Whittier hard, and their 4s symbols can be seen across Eastside blocks and local street murals.”—Eastside Detroiter

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 10, 2025

West Seven Mile Crips

A predominantly African-American neighborhood crew active in Detroit’s Five Points area. Their presence is strongest along the 24200–24700 blocks of West Seven Mile Rd (Woodbine, Winston, Grandview) and key intersections like Grand River & Telegraph. They also operate in the 19000–23000 blocks (Fenton, Appleton). The crew claims local apartments including Country House (“The Wood”) and Four Corners (“The Zoo”). Two main cliques: Hyena Crips (24200–24700) and ScoreGang (19000–23000). Known for graffiti battles, tagging, and rivalries with RR$C, BPS, Vice Lords, and other local sets.

The West Seven Mile Crips don’t need headlines—just check the walls from Grand River to Appleton, and you’ll see the turf they run.

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 11, 2025

Fake Crip

A person who impersonates gang affiliations for either clout or sheer enjoyment. The “Lady Dlow” archetype is a perfect example

“This Fake Crip really think we scared of “WSDMGC73” cause they made a rap song LOL.”—Anyone with a brain

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 12, 2025