Double G's
Double G's by Rob-Rizzi October 17, 2008
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Akashi: yo did you see that girl Julie, her double g's were slapping me in the face while she was riding me
double G's by bigboyjule April 29, 2020
Double G’S
GG 249 (Alprazolam 2 mg) Pill with imprint GG 249 is White, Rectangle and has been identified as Alprazolam 2 mg. ... Alprazolam 2 mg is classified as a Schedule 4 controlled substance under the Controlled Substance Act (CSA).
Double G’S by KayJayEss February 6, 2018
Double G’s
Good Green , also know as the “Key to Success” Smoke the Green to Be Successful. (Good Green goes good with Lean)
Double G’s by BATESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL September 27, 2018
s-n-double-o-p-d-o-double-g
s-n-double-o-p-d-o-double-g by 2E-Z December 9, 2004
s-n-double-o-p-d-o-double-g
Dr. Dre:
"who d'u think brought u the O.Gs,
Eazy-Es, Ice Cubes and D.O.Cs
Snoop D-O double Gs, (s-n-double-o-p-d-o-double-g)
And the group that said muthafuck the police."
"who d'u think brought u the O.Gs,
Eazy-Es, Ice Cubes and D.O.Cs
Snoop D-O double Gs, (s-n-double-o-p-d-o-double-g)
And the group that said muthafuck the police."
s-n-double-o-p-d-o-double-g by kevT December 26, 2005
gang gang double g shit nigga
gang gang double g shit nigga by gang gang double g shit nigga June 15, 2019
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