G -fied UP
G -fied UP by G's October 18, 2008
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g'd up from the feet up
Pimped out to the max. Starting with the shoes, most likely Bruno Maglis, to the Zanella slacks, Nat Nat shirt and Kangol brim.
Leon walked into the club g'd up from the feet up. All the women turned their heads his way as he strolled to the bar.
g'd up from the feet up by Erock June 29, 2003
g's up hoes down
g's up hoes down by Sloppeeman December 20, 2006
G's up, Ho's down
This comes from the streets, man! Often referred to in rap songs. It indicates the need to have the gangsters "up" or on top of things, and keep the Ho's (bitches) down. Thought to have originated from pimps who would say it to indicate their whores were on their backs making the money for the pimps. Often said when greeting a fellow G, or upon entering a room or party. Meant to re-assure
G's up, Ho's down by Gacis June 2, 2004
g's up hoes down
Type of Mdma aka Ecstasy popular on the east coast (especially Georgia and south Florida.
Its supposed larger dose of mdma causes it to be more expensive than "normal E"
Example prices of a city in south florida:
Regular E: $15 Each
Gs up: $20 Each
Its supposed larger dose of mdma causes it to be more expensive than "normal E"
Example prices of a city in south florida:
Regular E: $15 Each
Gs up: $20 Each
g's up hoes down by Sn1p3r June 24, 2007
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