An alternate name for Detroit’s 5 Point Nation (5PN), a loose Crip-aligned network centered around the Five Points area on the city’s far northwest side (W. Seven Mile, Grand River, Telegraph, 48219 ZIP). The term pops up in tags, online references, and local chatter, but it’s essentially just another label for the same Detroit 5PN alliance rather than a separate set.
“Bro, ‘5Points Gangster Crips’ is just another name for 5PN — same crew, same Five Points roots.”—Detroiter
by Detroit Westside Native December 10, 2025
Get the 5Points Gangster Crips mug.A blue car that has been customized and accessorized; a person wearing blue clothing and all the bling. Refers to the blue color used by the Crips gang.
1) He cripped out that car; 2) That car is so cripped out; 3) Those guys at the club were so cripped out.
by spinmeister October 17, 2015
Get the cripped out mug.Detroit branch of the LA Rollin’ 60s, mostly around the Berg–Lahser neighborhood (“OverHills”) and formerly had presence in the Five Points neighborhood. Active in tag wars with local crews like the Hyena Crips (83GC/ScoreGang, which is Detroit-only) and Black P. Stones (BPS). Local subsets include OverHills NHC, Rich Rollin’ Projects, and Blocc Babies NHC. Known for heavy LA Crip influence, graffiti territory markings, and turf signaling. Activity peaked 2016–2022; by 2025, tags are mostly faded, but older walls still show their presence.
“The W/S Rich Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips (RR$C) are Detroit’s local branch of the LA Rollin’ 60s, mostly active around Berg–Lahser (‘OverHills’), known for graffiti, tag wars, and turf disputes with crews like the Hyena Crips (83GC) and Black P. Stones (BPS).”—Detroiter
by RealTalkOnlyFool October 10, 2025
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Get the Rich Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips mug.WSDMGC73 is not a California rap group and has no verified ties to the 73 Gangster Crips. Claims of “community verification,” “younger 73GC members,” or “South LA roots” come solely from anonymous online accounts repeating each other without evidence. No hood vlog, LA-based artist, neighborhood figure, set-adjacent platform, news source, or law-enforcement reference has ever identified WSDMGC73 as connected to 73GC in any capacity.
The idea that “Michigan trolls” created the controversy is a diversion from the actual issue:
WSDMGC73 has zero physical presence in Los Angeles, zero documented history, and zero acknowledgment from any 73 Hustler, 73 Gangster, or allied set. Their acronyms, imagery, and references originate from online content, not lived South LA culture. Michigan users didn’t invent anything — they exposed what was already unverifiable.
The group’s entire identity is digital: distributor-uploaded tracks from unknown users, self-written bios, recycled comments, and burner accounts pretending to offer “local confirmation.” Their alleged “California origin” exists only in a closed loop of posts, not in any real community footprint.
References to a “super fan Tinyjoker” or “Michigan misinformation” are distractions. They do not validate WSDMGC73; they underline that the group has no real-world presence, no gang ties, and no verifiable connection to 73GC. Everything that sustains their identity is the product of repeated online fabrication.
The idea that “Michigan trolls” created the controversy is a diversion from the actual issue:
WSDMGC73 has zero physical presence in Los Angeles, zero documented history, and zero acknowledgment from any 73 Hustler, 73 Gangster, or allied set. Their acronyms, imagery, and references originate from online content, not lived South LA culture. Michigan users didn’t invent anything — they exposed what was already unverifiable.
The group’s entire identity is digital: distributor-uploaded tracks from unknown users, self-written bios, recycled comments, and burner accounts pretending to offer “local confirmation.” Their alleged “California origin” exists only in a closed loop of posts, not in any real community footprint.
References to a “super fan Tinyjoker” or “Michigan misinformation” are distractions. They do not validate WSDMGC73; they underline that the group has no real-world presence, no gang ties, and no verifiable connection to 73GC. Everything that sustains their identity is the product of repeated online fabrication.
WSDMGC73 is an online-only Rap Group with no verified ties to the 73 Gangster Crips. Clearing Up the WSDMGC73 Online Lore: Separating Fact from Online Trolls & Scammers Who Mislead the Public is an internet-created persona using borrowed 73GC terminology with no real-world connection to the 73 Gangster Crips or the South LA community; the “California rap group with 73GC ties” narrative is unsupported, self-referential, and evidence-free.
by FremontHighClassOf’09 December 9, 2025
Get the WSDMGC73 is an online-only Rap Group with no verified ties to the 73 Gangster Crips. Clearing Up the WSDMGC73 Online Lore: Separating Fact from Online Trolls & Scammers Who Mislead the Public mug.A local Crip-affiliated street crew from Detroit’s northwest side, mainly active in the Five Points area near West Seven Mile and Telegraph. Known for graffiti wars, block unity, and ties to the 5Point Nation (5PN).
“Them 24000 Blocc Crips (24BLK) deep as hell by Telegraph — heard them boys don’t play about they tags.” — Detroiter
by TickTockYourOnTheClock October 19, 2025
Get the 24000 Blocc Crips (24BLK) mug.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.
by TherealTalkMANE October 21, 2025
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