Also known as a g-fly, it is actually a bandana of any style being attached to clothing, guns, brass knucks, and even worn on the head. Typically addorns gangster attire.
by hollywoodhorror January 16, 2009
Get the Gangsta Fly mug.Gangstalkers are nosey and usually not very attractive they feel like big shots cause they are in a group.They are followers and cannot walk alone . They are also giggly and the girls are very slutty . They are really quite sad .oh and they are very jealous and act like cartoon characters .They Crack me up .
by Blue Boots September 5, 2022
Get the Gangstalkers mug.by DylanWithAPenis August 7, 2017
Get the gangstas paridise mug.Someone who talks about drugs, guns, violence but really hasn't lived that life. He/she may have grown up in a rough area but wasn't bout it, bout it. One who portrays to be hard on songs but hasn't committed a class A, B, C, D or E felony.
Freddie Gibbs.
Freddie Gibbs.
"You know who Im talkin to, you studio gangsta" - Da G-Count
"Dat boy Gangsta Gibbs a studio gangsta. Only crime he done was be the get away driver for an armed robbery"
"Dat boy Gangsta Gibbs a studio gangsta. Only crime he done was be the get away driver for an armed robbery"
by chicagodrilla October 16, 2014
Get the studio gangsta mug.There's nothing "cool" about being a gangsta. It ain't cool to pose in front of the camera with a gun in your hand pretending to come from an environment you know nothing about. Especially if you're a White boy from the Suburbs. Has anyone ever told you that you look like a complete moron with that rag top over your paled-out face? Yes, a mutant buffon who generates hysterical laughter, amongst the real criminals of this world. Not only are you a disgrace to the Caucasian race, but the human race too.
On a personal note: I know people who have been shot at. I have friends who have died on the streets. There's nothing "cool" or "hard" about that. Do you think the people who live in the projects and have lost a relative/friend to gunplay are going to look up to a gangster? No. As much as you want to believe that gangbangin is a tough career move, it ain't worth shit in my opinion. It doesn't help much when you have guys like 50 Cent around either. Here is a man who endorses reckless violence and immoral animalism amongst today's youth. His gangsta posturing fulfils the stereotypical image, in which every Black man in America is trying to get away from. His "bad ass" roleplaying is responsible for perpetuating the already grim reality of black-on-black violence in America. All that talk about "killing a motherfucker like it ain't no thang" is nothing but a fucked up tool, which corporate record companies like to sell off for stupid, young, impressionable surburnanite teens who don't know the first thing about living in a harsh, dangerous environment like Compton or St. Louis. I'm sure even less have actually experienced the sudden murder of a young relative or friend . Because here's the reality: when someone you know's dies, its not like in the movies. You can talk all you want about street credibility but don't say shit if all you know about the "hood" is what you've seen on the cinema screen or listened to on your stereo system. When somebody gets shot, they don't struggle for air and say something witty and dramatic before they go... they just fall on the ground, shit their pants, and have their brains gone to the back of their fucking heads. But hey, I guess that would be considered "cool" and "gangsta" in your little make-believe world, right?
"Stop the Violence, Increase the Peace."
Gone but not Forgotten...
O.J.(1979 - 1996)
Sly Dee.(1987 - 2005)
Lil Curb aka Kayon Williams.(1985-1999)
Marvin R. (1982 - 2005)
- R.I.P
On a personal note: I know people who have been shot at. I have friends who have died on the streets. There's nothing "cool" or "hard" about that. Do you think the people who live in the projects and have lost a relative/friend to gunplay are going to look up to a gangster? No. As much as you want to believe that gangbangin is a tough career move, it ain't worth shit in my opinion. It doesn't help much when you have guys like 50 Cent around either. Here is a man who endorses reckless violence and immoral animalism amongst today's youth. His gangsta posturing fulfils the stereotypical image, in which every Black man in America is trying to get away from. His "bad ass" roleplaying is responsible for perpetuating the already grim reality of black-on-black violence in America. All that talk about "killing a motherfucker like it ain't no thang" is nothing but a fucked up tool, which corporate record companies like to sell off for stupid, young, impressionable surburnanite teens who don't know the first thing about living in a harsh, dangerous environment like Compton or St. Louis. I'm sure even less have actually experienced the sudden murder of a young relative or friend . Because here's the reality: when someone you know's dies, its not like in the movies. You can talk all you want about street credibility but don't say shit if all you know about the "hood" is what you've seen on the cinema screen or listened to on your stereo system. When somebody gets shot, they don't struggle for air and say something witty and dramatic before they go... they just fall on the ground, shit their pants, and have their brains gone to the back of their fucking heads. But hey, I guess that would be considered "cool" and "gangsta" in your little make-believe world, right?
"Stop the Violence, Increase the Peace."
Gone but not Forgotten...
O.J.(1979 - 1996)
Sly Dee.(1987 - 2005)
Lil Curb aka Kayon Williams.(1985-1999)
Marvin R. (1982 - 2005)
- R.I.P
by J. T July 15, 2008
Get the gangsta mug.An example of real Hip Hop. Guru on the mic with the sick rhymes and lyrics. Premier with the tight cuts and true beats. As real as they can get, unlike all that 50 Cent, Ja Rule, Puffy, Nelly,all that Down South Garbage, and mainstream Hip Pop.
Check out any Gang Starr album, Step In The Arena, Daily Operation, Full Clip, The Ownerz. They would never come out with something wack.
by 2nd Dopest Flip Ever To Live September 21, 2004
Get the GangStarr mug.The theory that if you give a gangsta a three cornered hat, he will spend an infinite amount of time trying to find a good way to turn it sideways. This is the best way to create a perpetual motion machine.
50 Cent: "Damn, yo, I can't turn this three cornered hat sideways!"
Coolio: "You livin in a Gangsta's Paradox!"
Coolio: "You livin in a Gangsta's Paradox!"
by ncsmith October 28, 2009
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