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2 virgils 

On 5/31/2020 Virgil Abloh donated $50 towards the Black Lives Matter movement. The phrase “2 virgils” is supposed to signify two $50 bills which is equivalent to $100. People commonly use 100 to be honest about a subject. A commonly used quote is keep it 100 , again this means to keep it real.
Imma keep it 2 virgils with yall, life is crazy as hell right now.

Lemme keep it 2 virgils with you, i don’t know who she is.
2 virgils by rayyanmerchant June 2, 2020
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2 virgils 

To Keep it 100
KEEP IT 2 VIRGILS WIT ME.
2 virgils by Stikka June 1, 2020
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2 virgils 

2 virgils is a term used to mean 100.

Origin: Despite Virgil Abloh being a multi-millionaire designer for his off-white brand he only donated $50 towards protesters bail out fund. FYI. You can't buy an off-white sock for $50.

A virgil would mean $50 but two virgils would make up $100
Imma keep it 2 virgils, You can't afford a plain off-white tee.
2 virgils by @Lwixe June 2, 2020

2 Virgils 

Originally derived from the term “Keep it 100” meaning to be completely honest and truthful, with “2 Virgils” equating to 100.

It is in reference to Louis Vuitton creative director and Off-White founder Virgil Abloh who, despite being a millionaire, posted in his Instagram story a $50 donation receipt with the following caption: "For kids in the streets that need a bail funds for George Floyd protests. matching the local energy."
Imma keep it 2 Virgils with you, chief. A black millionaire donating $50 to a black cause? That ain’t it.

Let’s keep it 2 Virgils: If he can charge thousands of dollars to put quotation marks on his clothes, he can spend thousands of dollars and put commas in his donations.
2 Virgils by Md2588 June 2, 2020

2 Virgil 

1.Originating from the million dollar worth virgil abloh of LOUIS VUITTON donating 0.000000012 % ($50) of his worth to support a crucial campaign against racism
2. <“Just more hype beast way of saying keeping it a hundred”>
Girl- You sure you gonna ride for me
Boy- yeah fo sure you know i always keep it 2 virgils with you
2 Virgil by restarttheworld June 2, 2020
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