Rich Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips

RR$C is a local Crips street gang active off 8 Mile, they deep in Berg-Lasher and bang 60s heavy.

“Them Rich Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips up near 8 Mile be on ten!”—Detroiter

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 11, 2025

Rollin Coaster

Is a move only highlighted by only the absolutely best Faux DJ's on the planet. This fancy move consists of holding both of your hands up in the air while a massive drop takes place. While your hands are in the air, the crowd is magically fooled into thinking that your amazingly, unmatched talent, has just transitioned into another track all by itself, or did it?

Jim: Dude, Martin Heretix just laid down the biggest drop I've ever heard!
Bob: Were his hands in the air?
Jim: Yeah, how'd you know? Wait a minute are you here at the Festy?
Bob: Absolutely not! To pull out the Rollin Coaster would be like DJ Qbert doing the Macarena.

by DJ Max Portland August 9, 2017

Rollin' on the one

Driving slowly so that the needle on your car's tachometer is pointing to the one--or your engine is only doing about 1,000 revs or less. This is usually done in front of a club or party in order to floss your ride and/or stereo system.

Did you see Skip's new whip?
Yeah, he came by the front of the club rollin' on the one so everybody could peep it.

by DBITY December 31, 2008

Rollin' Gin

The term "Rollin Gin" originated from a typographical error where the phrase "rolling in" was mistakenly written as "Rollin Gin." The phrase "rollin' gin" can be used in place of trending or refer to a situation or period where things are progressing exceptionally well or experiencing rapid success.

Informal Usage: Rollin' Gin Refers to a situation or period where things are progressing exceptionally well or experiencing rapid success. Trending.
Colloquial Usage: Often used to describe a positive turn of events, growth, or prosperity.
Etymology: Combination of "Rollin" (informal contraction of "rolling in") and "Gin" (a typographical error for the intended word), highlighting the accidental and playful nature of language evolution.

"Those ticket sales are rollin' gin." or "Mrs. Kim's split leg yoga pants are rollin' gin."

by Lexi-Con April 15, 2024

Rollin Thick

"Rollin Thick" means you got so much money that your cash rolls are thick.

Alternate Definition: You livin so large you can roll ya blunts supa thick with weed - so you "Rollin thick"

*Additional alternate definition: Your cock is so big that you have to roll it in your pants - hence you "Rollin thick"

"Patrick working so much at his new job he rollin thick nowadays."
Or
"P$ got so much cash now, he Rollin thick when we smoke out."
OR
"I heard Patrick give ya that good lovin. He Rollin thick in them jeans."

by GuruSquared September 23, 2015

roast rollin

When you’re on a road trip and it’s hot as hell. You’re probably in Texas in the summer.

I was roast rollin to see family with my husband Ryan to see his family. I had to put the windows down it was so hot.

by Kmoneyzzzzzzz June 13, 2021

Rollin' Stonin'

The highest of highs, riding the high so much you are rolling on the ground.

Random greenhead rolling on the ground in the middle of the street:

♪ I be rollin' stonin', in my mind ♪

♪ Little green goblins in my spine ♪

by kaidrilled December 5, 2022