crip

someone original you make fun of

look it’s the real crip over there gaffer hudson

by realcripgaffer October 29, 2020

Crip bouncing

When ya poo poo on someone's chest and bounce on it wit YA ahsh

I just be crip bouncing yo! (Splat splat)

by sanvad June 12, 2023

WSDMGC73 Crips

WSDMGC73 appears to be a rap collective whose name references 73rd Street in the Vermont Knolls area of Los Angeles.
Their music includes themes connected to their neighborhood environment, but that does not make the collective itself a criminal organization.They are a rap collective whose name references a neighborhood associated with the 73 Gangster Crips

WSDMGC73 crips - 2012

by SouthLALover1999 November 20, 2025

Rollin' 80s Crips

The Rollin' 80s are known to be in 3 out of the 4 Borough's of NYC. NYPD labels them as a dangerous gang,

known to sell drugs, extortion, and committing robberies and selling firearms to make their money.

what are Rollin 80's crips example The Rollin' 80s Crips is a homegrown set from New York, one of the few to be sanctioned by LA.

by Darfrmtbd April 25, 2024

5 Point Nation Crip Alliance

A predominantly African-American, Detroit-born Crip alliance, established around 2015-2016, by two youth graffiti crews: Bloc Side Soldiers (B.S.S.) and N.S.S. (North Side Soldiers). While it carries historic West Coast influences and reflects Crip culture, it is not directly affiliated with Los Angeles or any other West Coast Crip umbrella.

It’s not one gang, but a multi-clique formation rooted in Detroit’s 48219 ZIP (Five Points) and nearby areas. The alliance includes various Detroit-based Crip cliques and tag crews, such as: W7M Crips, Hyena Crips (83GC), ScoreGang (SCRG), 26Gang (26G), Baby Hyenas Gang (BHG), Tiny Laughers Krew (TLK), 24000 Blocc, W7M ETGC, N.S.S., E.A.G., Bloc19, H-Gang, and others.

“The 5 Point Nation Crip Alliance is a Detroit-born Crip card made up of Detroit YNs who care more about repping their hood and tagging blocks than senseless violence.” —Detroiter

by RealTalkOnlyFool November 13, 2025

73 Gangster Crip (73GC)

People often mix up the West Side 73 Gangster Crips and the East Side 73 Hustlers Crips because both identify with “73,” claim Crip affiliation, and historically cooperated in gang conflicts. However, they operate on different sides of Los Angeles and align with two distinct Crip “cards”: Gangster Crip (3x) for the West Side and Hustler Crip (H) for the East Side. Despite their separate origins, both maintain a shared street alliance under the “73” banner, representing mutual respect and solidarity forged through geographic and historical ties.

73 Gangster crip (73GC)

by TherealTalkMANE October 21, 2025

Westside 73rd Gangsters Crips

73rd Gangsters crips or better known as The 73 Gangster Crips are a Los Angeles-based African-American street gang that originated in the Vermont Knolls neighborhood of West South Central Los Angeles, primarily around 73rd Street between Van Ness Avenue and Vermont Avenue. They are part of the larger Gangster Crip (3x) alliance and operate within the jurisdiction of the LAPD 77th Street Division. The 73 Gangster Crips are known to be active in narcotics distribution, firearms possession, robberies, assaults, and gang-related homicides. They maintain a close alliance with the 73 Hustler Crips, with whom they often collaborate with, leading law enforcement to group them together in criminal investigations and indictments such as Their activities documented in the 2009 Fremont Passive Surveillance case, and their presence is officially recognized in the 2011 National Gang Threat Assessment issued by the National Gang Intelligence Center. Additionally, the 2012 San Bernardino County gang report noted the gang’s influence beyond Los Angeles, showing the extent of their reach. Their primary rivals include other Crip factions like the Rollin Neighborhood Crips, and multiple Blood gangs such as the Mad Swan Bloods and Denver Lane Bloods.

Them Westside 73rd gangsters crips be no play play

by TherealTalkMANE October 20, 2025