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Gold teeth, or caps which originated in Brooklyn/Queens NYC back in the late 70's early 80s. Then B-more picked it up, now the Dirty South is rocking Fronts.
Gold fronts started in NY. Bust the old school spitage:
"Well that's true that's why we never have know Beef so I washed off the soap and brushed the Gold teeth" Slick Rick Ladi Dadi 1984
"I got Gold teeth and they don't chew beef" Big Daddy Kane Young Gifted and Black 1989
"Well that's true that's why we never have know Beef so I washed off the soap and brushed the Gold teeth" Slick Rick Ladi Dadi 1984
"I got Gold teeth and they don't chew beef" Big Daddy Kane Young Gifted and Black 1989
fronts by olskoolrule May 27, 2004
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fronts by Downstrike December 23, 2004
Fronts
Old New York hip hop and urban slang for gold and platinum teeth, usually covering over actual teeth. Better known in mainstream society as a grill. Started in the 1980s and reached mainstream hip hop around 2005 when popularized by rappers like Birdman and Paul Wall.
Yo where you cop those teeth at?
Teeth? They're fronts, my nigga. Dude named Jacob the Jeweler was selling them.
Teeth? They're fronts, my nigga. Dude named Jacob the Jeweler was selling them.
Fronts by Michael6084 August 21, 2015
fronts and bumps
Another saying for traffic.
Sitting in traffic, all you see are fronts and bumpers of cars, shorten that and you have "fronts and bumps".
Can also be used to describe anything unsatisfactory.
Sitting in traffic, all you see are fronts and bumpers of cars, shorten that and you have "fronts and bumps".
Can also be used to describe anything unsatisfactory.
"Sorry I was late, it was all fronts and bumps on 101."
"Man, this party is all fronts and bumps. Let's get out of here."
"Man, this party is all fronts and bumps. Let's get out of here."
fronts and bumps by aftertheprequel March 4, 2010
Fronts out cunts out
Fronts out cunts out by Kaplan squad May 27, 2022
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Back when I lived in upstate new york by NDcent December 14, 2010
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