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gang related

Being, or looking, so rad that others only naturally assume you must be in some way related to a gang. Originated back in 1830 when an Emily Dickens was born. Most know Miss Dickens from her poetry and books, but back in the day she was known world-wide for being gang related. Today her ancestors live on as, the "Gang Related".
"Man! Have you seen Emily today?"
"No, why?"
"She be looking so rad, she must be gang related!"
gang related by Price Johnson May 31, 2006
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