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.WSDMGC73 is an entirely online rap persona created by siblings Lady Dlow and Lil Dlow. It has no verified ties to the 73 Gangster Crips, no presence in Los Angeles, and no recognition from any neighborhood, local rapper, set-affiliated figure, or law enforcement source. All claims about WS/DMG/73GC affiliations, South LA roots, or community verification are fabricated online.
The narrative is propagated through distributor-uploaded tracks, self-written bios, recycled comments, and anonymous accounts claiming “local ties” without evidence. Personas like “Tinyjoker” are entirely fictional identities designed to create debate and inflate the illusion of legitimacy, while “30KTorry” functions only as a self-styled brand ambassador, not a gang member.
WSDMGC73’s music catalog, collaborations, and claimed LA connections exist solely in digital spaces. Every reference to hood locations, gang acronyms, or neighborhood culture is borrowed from public sources, YouTube documentaries, or self-generated content. The group’s identity is a digital construct, not a recognized rap collective or street gang.
The narrative is propagated through distributor-uploaded tracks, self-written bios, recycled comments, and anonymous accounts claiming “local ties” without evidence. Personas like “Tinyjoker” are entirely fictional identities designed to create debate and inflate the illusion of legitimacy, while “30KTorry” functions only as a self-styled brand ambassador, not a gang member.
WSDMGC73’s music catalog, collaborations, and claimed LA connections exist solely in digital spaces. Every reference to hood locations, gang acronyms, or neighborhood culture is borrowed from public sources, YouTube documentaries, or self-generated content. The group’s identity is a digital construct, not a recognized rap collective or street gang.
WSDMGC73 is an Online-Only Rap Persona with No Verified Ties to the 73 Gangster Crips is a fully internet-created identity by Lady Dlow and Lil Dlow, using fake personas and borrowed gang terminology without any real-world connection to Los Angeles, South LA, or the 73 Gangster Crips.
by FremontHighClassOf’09 December 9, 2025
Get the WSDMGC73 is an Online-Only Rap Persona with No Verified Ties to the 73 Gangster Crips mug.The 5Point Nation Crips (5PN) — Detroit-based Crip-aligned alliance, also called ScoreGang (SCRG), 5Points Crips, 5Pointer Crips, 5Points Gangster Crips, or Hyena Crips (83GC) — are a coalition of loosely connected Crip-identified street cliques in Detroit’s Five Points neighborhood (ZIP 48219) and surrounding northwest corridors. Formed around 2015–2016 from overlapping youth graffiti crews like Bloc Side Soldiers (B.S.S.) and North Side Soldiers (N.S.S.), the alliance operates as semi-independent subsets, including ScoreGang, ETGC, 19000 Blocc, 24000 Blocc, Tiny Lok Krew (TLK), and Baby Hyenas Gang.
Members share visual identifiers such as navy or royal blue bandanas, hand signs referencing “trays/treys” (3X/Movin Gang), and graffiti tags like 83GC, ETGC, 24700, 20-14, and 6-16-3. They are reported to engage in graffiti tagging, street disputes, auto thefts, small-scale narcotics, strong-arm robberies, and local intimidation.
5PN reflects hyper-local Detroit street culture and graffiti scene rather than a centralized gang. Despite West Coast Crip symbolism, there are no verified ties to Los Angeles gangs or national Crip organizations. The alliance is a Detroit-born multi-clique network maintaining a shared Five Points identity, rooted in territorial presence, cultural output, and community recognition. They are documented through 2019-2025 stock photos, YouTube mini-docs, detroitstreetgangs.com, social media, news media, law enforcement, and other sources.
Members share visual identifiers such as navy or royal blue bandanas, hand signs referencing “trays/treys” (3X/Movin Gang), and graffiti tags like 83GC, ETGC, 24700, 20-14, and 6-16-3. They are reported to engage in graffiti tagging, street disputes, auto thefts, small-scale narcotics, strong-arm robberies, and local intimidation.
5PN reflects hyper-local Detroit street culture and graffiti scene rather than a centralized gang. Despite West Coast Crip symbolism, there are no verified ties to Los Angeles gangs or national Crip organizations. The alliance is a Detroit-born multi-clique network maintaining a shared Five Points identity, rooted in territorial presence, cultural output, and community recognition. They are documented through 2019-2025 stock photos, YouTube mini-docs, detroitstreetgangs.com, social media, news media, law enforcement, and other sources.
The 5Point Nation Crips (5PN) — Detroit-Based Crip-Aligned Alliance. 5PN is street alliance of neighborhood cliques with a shared Five Points (48219) identity, known for graffiti, street disputes, and local influence, but with no verified ties to LA Crips or national networks.
by RealTalkOnlyFool December 9, 2025
Get the 5Point Nation Crips (5PN) — Detroit-Based Crip-Aligned Alliance mug.A predominantly African American Crip-aligned group based in Detroit’s Five Points neighborhood (ZIP 48219) and surrounding northwest corridors. Part of the broader 5Point Nation (5PN) alliance, the set emerged in the 2010s from overlapping youth graffiti crews such as Bloc Side Soldiers (B.S.S.) and smaller Five Points–area cliques.
Members use visual identifiers including navy or royal blue bandanas, hand signs referencing “trays/treys” (3X/Movin Gang) and “7” (Seven Mile), and graffiti tags like 83GC (Hyena Crips Got Control), ETGC, 24700, and 24000 Blocc. Known subsets include ScoreGang, 24000 Blocc, Tiny Loc Krew (TLK), Baby Hyenas Gang, and 26Gang.
Reported activities include graffiti tagging, street disputes, auto thefts, strong-arm robberies, and localized intimidation. Rivalries exist with Blood-affiliated sets (notably Jungle Stones) and Crip cliques outside 5PN.
W7M ScoreGang Crips’ influence is primarily hyper-local, tied to Detroit’s northwest corridor, Five Points identity, and street culture, with no verified connections to Los Angeles or national Crip organizations. Documented through community accounts, media reporting, social media, and public records.
Members use visual identifiers including navy or royal blue bandanas, hand signs referencing “trays/treys” (3X/Movin Gang) and “7” (Seven Mile), and graffiti tags like 83GC (Hyena Crips Got Control), ETGC, 24700, and 24000 Blocc. Known subsets include ScoreGang, 24000 Blocc, Tiny Loc Krew (TLK), Baby Hyenas Gang, and 26Gang.
Reported activities include graffiti tagging, street disputes, auto thefts, strong-arm robberies, and localized intimidation. Rivalries exist with Blood-affiliated sets (notably Jungle Stones) and Crip cliques outside 5PN.
W7M ScoreGang Crips’ influence is primarily hyper-local, tied to Detroit’s northwest corridor, Five Points identity, and street culture, with no verified connections to Los Angeles or national Crip organizations. Documented through community accounts, media reporting, social media, and public records.
“The W7M ScoreGang Crips (W7M ETGC / ScoreGang) are a predominantly African-American street gang known for graffiti, territorial markings, and involvement in street crimes such as robberies, joyriding, intimidation, and fraud.”—Detroiter
by RealTalkOnlyFool December 9, 2025
Get the W7M ScoreGang Crips (W7M ETGC / ScoreGang) mug.A Detroit-based Crip-affiliated street crew active around West 7 Mile, Evergreen, and Telegraph on the city’s Westside. Often associated with “ScoreGang” (SCRG), they’re known for territorial graffiti, tag wars, and various street-level activities. Their presence has been noted in local reporting, neighborhood accounts, and online references, including DetroitStreetGangs.com, community videos, and images circulating on Flickr, Alamy, and Google Street View. Residents link the crew to tagging, disputes over territory, and occasional robberies or joyriding in the 48219 area.
“The West 7 Mile Evergreen Telegraph Gangster Crips are a neighborhood crew rooted deep in Detroit’s Five Points.” — Detroiter
by RealTalkOnlyFool December 9, 2025
Get the West 7 Mile Evergreen Telegraph Gangster Crips mug.A Detroit street crew based in Five Points (48219), also tagged as 83GC, W7M ScoreGang, or W7M ETGC. They rep West Seven Mile and the Evergreen/Telegraph area, and are a local (non-LA-affiliated) Crip subset tied into the Detroit 5Point Nation (5PN). “W7M” means West Seven Mile, “ETGC” is Evergreen Telegraph Gangster Crips, and “83GC” is a cipher for “Hyena Crips Got Control.” Known for territorial tagging and various street-level crimes, they’ve been mentioned in local news, Alamy stock photos, Flickr shots, YouTube vids, and community gang databases.
by Detroit Westside Native December 10, 2025
Get the W7M Hyena Crips mug.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
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