Murderapolis
Another name for Minneapolis. Coined by the media a few years back when Minneapolis' homicides were at an all-time high.
Murderapolis by 612 Thug May 4, 2003
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Murderapolis
What some Minnesotans call Minneapolis. Nickname originated in 90's when some areas of Minneapolis (Phillips Neighborhood etc.) had one of the highest number of homocides per square block in the US.
Murderapolis by roseeey October 6, 2006
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Murderapolis
The nickname given to the city of Minneapolis Minnesota back in like 96 when there was this big ass crime wave sweepin the 612.
Cops eventually employed a whole buncha new gang units and shit to crack down on it and the city was relatively peaceful for a while.
But since 2005 crime rates in Minneapolis have been slowly climbing up higher and higher and police fear that Murder-Ap might be back...
Cops eventually employed a whole buncha new gang units and shit to crack down on it and the city was relatively peaceful for a while.
But since 2005 crime rates in Minneapolis have been slowly climbing up higher and higher and police fear that Murder-Ap might be back...
Murderapolis by Murder-Ap! September 16, 2006
MURDERAPOLIS
Another name for Minneapolis. Coined by the media a few years back when Minneapolis' homicides were at an all-time high.
Murderapolis is full of gangsters, hustlers, dealers, and pimps. MURDERAPOLIS is not just know to be about murder but it’s also known to be the one of the largest black and hispanic neighborhoods in Minnesota! It’s deemed to be ghetto and more
Murderapolis is full of gangsters, hustlers, dealers, and pimps. MURDERAPOLIS is not just know to be about murder but it’s also known to be the one of the largest black and hispanic neighborhoods in Minnesota! It’s deemed to be ghetto and more
I’m from murderapolis
MURDERAPOLIS by MURDERAPOLIS February 17, 2019
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