Online “gangbangers” who make threats but have no real-life clout. They claim Crip ties to seem tough, not because they’re actually from the set. More keyboard warriors than street operators.
“The Digital Crips will spam you nonstop online lol…if they put half as much energy in the streets, maybe they’d be real Crips.”—anyone with a brain
by RealTalkOnlyFool October 12, 2025
Get the Digital Cripsmug. An online persona, often the Lady Dlow archetype: a self-styled gang member claiming street ties but with no real-life activity. The type who exaggerates, fabricates, or lies for attention.
by RealTalkOnlyFool October 12, 2025
Get the Digital Cripmug. Often going by placeholder names like “WSDMGC73,” “OWS73GC,” “LDHGC73,” “WW73GC,” and the laughable “W7M 73GC,” this so-called rap collective exists purely online. They claim turf across Florence Ave from Van Ness to Vermont in South Central LA, overlapping real sets like 83 Gangster Crips and Hoover Criminals. Their fanfiction positions themselves as the “younger youth rep” of 73 Gangster Crips—ignoring the fact the true 73GC is East LA–based. Essentially, they’re recycling a defunct westside variant and slapping on new names to mask it.
“The Digital Crip Nation spent hella bread flexin’ online wit that ‘WSDMGC73’ cap, but they ain’t never dropped a vid—straight-up weenies.”—LA locals
by RealTalkOnlyFool October 12, 2025
Get the Digital Crip Nationmug.