spend ten racks on a new chain

In the song 'Gucci Gang' by Lil Pump a common misconception is that it is 'three racks on a new chain', but really it is 'ten racks on a new chain'. Sorry to break it to you.

Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang (Gucci gang!)
Spend ten racks on a new chain
My bitch love do cocaine, ouu

by MayMayz November 17, 2017

spend three racks on a new chain

To pay 3,000 for a gold chain

Gucci Gang Gucci Gang Gucci Gang, Spend three racks on a new chain, My bitch love do cocaine.

by THEREALLILPUMP October 2, 2017

Spend ten racks on a new chain

"Spend ten racks on a new chain" is a sentence in the hip-hop/trap song called "Gucci Gang", the song is sung by a teen by the name Gazzy García (most known as Lil Pump).

"Spend ten racks on a new chain" is often mixed with the sentence "Spend three racks on a new chain".

"Spend ten racks on a new chain" means "spend ten thousand on a new chain" (spend ten thousand dollars on a new chain).

Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang
Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang (Gucci gang!)
Spend ten racks on a new chain

by Xcited May 1, 2018

Dunk on em racks

A phrase made by a washington native meaning you’re going to make a shit ton of money the quickest and most badass way possible

2020 was a setback this year we finna dunk on em racks

Oh shit imma make sure to cop it as soon as I dunk on em racks

by Yungboyskans March 6, 2021

Stack on rack

Copious amounts of money. Like more than you can afford but obviously rappers are able to pay to stay fresh

You wanna look like me nigga, you gon have to pay a stack on rack nigga.

by Killa11311 March 26, 2016

slap a rack on her back

To throw money on a strippers butt.

My uchies are gonna slap a rack on her back.

by lilgurb July 8, 2018

Sack- On - Rack

Verb- In the food service industry:the act of placing ones scrotum on a rack of baby back ribs shortly before cooking them for an unsuspecting customer.

That old guy said his soup was cold so it's time for the old sack-on-rack.

by TheLumberjackDjAdrock August 21, 2003