Also known as a g-fly, it is actually a bandana of any style being attached to clothing, guns, brass knucks, and even worn on the head. Typically addorns gangster attire.
by hollywoodhorror January 16, 2009
Get the Gangsta Fly mug.Desert Hot Springs is a small town of a population of 26,000 and have the highest crime rate in California for a small town/city. With a gang member population over 1000. Dhs is home of the W/S 12 st Hussla Crips is an African American gang, E/S 132 Mafia Boy Crips is an African American gang, True Crime Boyz are a Mexican/Mexican American gang, West Drive Locos are a Mexican/Mexican American gang, Brown Town Locos are a Mexican/Mexican American gang Coachella Valley Criminals are a Mexican/Mexican American gang.
Desert Hot Springs Gangs are an prodigy of poorest town in Riverside County. 12 st originated in the 90's as 12 st Hussla are now converted to Crips they are allies with the Mafia Boyz Crips and rivals with Gateway Crips,bloods, West Drive Locos and Brown Town Locos. Mafia Boy Crips originated in the early 2000 and lost there numbers due to gang injunctions. They are allies with 12 st husslas,Moreno Valley gangs and rivals with Gateway Crips and bloods. West Drive Locos originated in the 90's they have ties to the Mexican Mafia and are rivals with the 12 st Hussla Crips, Gateway Crips, True Crime Boyz, Brown Town Locos, Coachella Valley Criminals.
by educatorfrommetoyou December 21, 2013
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A term created by no one other than Kai cenat (famous YouTuber, twitch streamer, influencer). It is another word for Gangy, Gangalanche, and Gangatron. You can use this term to call your friends and people that’s close to you,
by Cameron - AKA [drip da Crip] April 25, 2022
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Get the Patiya ganger mug.Someone who talks about drugs, guns, violence but really hasn't lived that life. He/she may have grown up in a rough area but wasn't bout it, bout it. One who portrays to be hard on songs but hasn't committed a class A, B, C, D or E felony.
Freddie Gibbs.
Freddie Gibbs.
"You know who Im talkin to, you studio gangsta" - Da G-Count
"Dat boy Gangsta Gibbs a studio gangsta. Only crime he done was be the get away driver for an armed robbery"
"Dat boy Gangsta Gibbs a studio gangsta. Only crime he done was be the get away driver for an armed robbery"
by chicagodrilla October 16, 2014
Get the studio gangsta mug.There's nothing "cool" about being a gangsta. It ain't cool to pose in front of the camera with a gun in your hand pretending to come from an environment you know nothing about. Especially if you're a White boy from the Suburbs. Has anyone ever told you that you look like a complete moron with that rag top over your paled-out face? Yes, a mutant buffon who generates hysterical laughter, amongst the real criminals of this world. Not only are you a disgrace to the Caucasian race, but the human race too.
On a personal note: I know people who have been shot at. I have friends who have died on the streets. There's nothing "cool" or "hard" about that. Do you think the people who live in the projects and have lost a relative/friend to gunplay are going to look up to a gangster? No. As much as you want to believe that gangbangin is a tough career move, it ain't worth shit in my opinion. It doesn't help much when you have guys like 50 Cent around either. Here is a man who endorses reckless violence and immoral animalism amongst today's youth. His gangsta posturing fulfils the stereotypical image, in which every Black man in America is trying to get away from. His "bad ass" roleplaying is responsible for perpetuating the already grim reality of black-on-black violence in America. All that talk about "killing a motherfucker like it ain't no thang" is nothing but a fucked up tool, which corporate record companies like to sell off for stupid, young, impressionable surburnanite teens who don't know the first thing about living in a harsh, dangerous environment like Compton or St. Louis. I'm sure even less have actually experienced the sudden murder of a young relative or friend . Because here's the reality: when someone you know's dies, its not like in the movies. You can talk all you want about street credibility but don't say shit if all you know about the "hood" is what you've seen on the cinema screen or listened to on your stereo system. When somebody gets shot, they don't struggle for air and say something witty and dramatic before they go... they just fall on the ground, shit their pants, and have their brains gone to the back of their fucking heads. But hey, I guess that would be considered "cool" and "gangsta" in your little make-believe world, right?
"Stop the Violence, Increase the Peace."
Gone but not Forgotten...
O.J.(1979 - 1996)
Sly Dee.(1987 - 2005)
Lil Curb aka Kayon Williams.(1985-1999)
Marvin R. (1982 - 2005)
- R.I.P
On a personal note: I know people who have been shot at. I have friends who have died on the streets. There's nothing "cool" or "hard" about that. Do you think the people who live in the projects and have lost a relative/friend to gunplay are going to look up to a gangster? No. As much as you want to believe that gangbangin is a tough career move, it ain't worth shit in my opinion. It doesn't help much when you have guys like 50 Cent around either. Here is a man who endorses reckless violence and immoral animalism amongst today's youth. His gangsta posturing fulfils the stereotypical image, in which every Black man in America is trying to get away from. His "bad ass" roleplaying is responsible for perpetuating the already grim reality of black-on-black violence in America. All that talk about "killing a motherfucker like it ain't no thang" is nothing but a fucked up tool, which corporate record companies like to sell off for stupid, young, impressionable surburnanite teens who don't know the first thing about living in a harsh, dangerous environment like Compton or St. Louis. I'm sure even less have actually experienced the sudden murder of a young relative or friend . Because here's the reality: when someone you know's dies, its not like in the movies. You can talk all you want about street credibility but don't say shit if all you know about the "hood" is what you've seen on the cinema screen or listened to on your stereo system. When somebody gets shot, they don't struggle for air and say something witty and dramatic before they go... they just fall on the ground, shit their pants, and have their brains gone to the back of their fucking heads. But hey, I guess that would be considered "cool" and "gangsta" in your little make-believe world, right?
"Stop the Violence, Increase the Peace."
Gone but not Forgotten...
O.J.(1979 - 1996)
Sly Dee.(1987 - 2005)
Lil Curb aka Kayon Williams.(1985-1999)
Marvin R. (1982 - 2005)
- R.I.P
by J. T July 15, 2008
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A gang composing of Vietnamese teens or youths, there many Vietnamese gangs in the U.S. right now, but more so back in the 1980s-1990s.
Vietnamese gangs are known to be the most differ to any other gangs, including even other south east asian gangs.
Unlike Hispanics and Black gangs, or Cambodian gangs, Vietnamese gangs are mostly non-territorial. They are also known to be hot headed (get angry easily) but usually resolve to fists for the first round, and then they usualyl come back a second round with weapons or a gun, just to finish them off.
Another factor common in Viet gangs, are that they usually run in small groups of really close friends around 3-5 people only. They rarely gather in big groups, unless we are talking about Fob Vietnamese gangs
A gang composing of Vietnamese teens or youths, there many Vietnamese gangs in the U.S. right now, but more so back in the 1980s-1990s.
Vietnamese gangs are known to be the most differ to any other gangs, including even other south east asian gangs.
Unlike Hispanics and Black gangs, or Cambodian gangs, Vietnamese gangs are mostly non-territorial. They are also known to be hot headed (get angry easily) but usually resolve to fists for the first round, and then they usualyl come back a second round with weapons or a gun, just to finish them off.
Another factor common in Viet gangs, are that they usually run in small groups of really close friends around 3-5 people only. They rarely gather in big groups, unless we are talking about Fob Vietnamese gangs
You ever wondered why Vietnamese Gangs are hard to catch, when they commit a crime?
1. They are non territorial
-no hassel with territory that police can track down
2. Their groups are often kept small in numbers
- the smaller the crowd, the closer you are, the less people who knows
3. There are many Vietnamese gangs
-whats harder to find when a crime commits, 1 big gang of hispanics gathering in one neighborhood and around the local area
or 10 small groups of 5-7 scattered and mobile.
1. They are non territorial
-no hassel with territory that police can track down
2. Their groups are often kept small in numbers
- the smaller the crowd, the closer you are, the less people who knows
3. There are many Vietnamese gangs
-whats harder to find when a crime commits, 1 big gang of hispanics gathering in one neighborhood and around the local area
or 10 small groups of 5-7 scattered and mobile.
by Dr.Viet April 16, 2010
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