Gangster Disciples
Gangster Disciples by Jayr Jones April 26, 2006
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Gangster Disciples
A street gang formed in 1969 on the south side of Chicago which has now spread throughout a lot of the United States.
Mainly African American but there is a branch of GD called IGD (Insane Gangster Disciples) that are mainly white kids between the ages of 13-16 who come from nice neighborhoods. Usually pretty chill people but don't piss them off.
They wear black, royal blue, grey, and white.
Mainly African American but there is a branch of GD called IGD (Insane Gangster Disciples) that are mainly white kids between the ages of 13-16 who come from nice neighborhoods. Usually pretty chill people but don't piss them off.
They wear black, royal blue, grey, and white.
Gangster Disciples by ezra24 April 6, 2023
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Gangster Disciples by p. dropper September 1, 2008
36th Street Gangster Disciples
Originating from Chicago, Illinois, the 36th Street Gangster Disciples aka' FanzoBlock or Federal Street GD's reside in Stockton, California. A renegade set from the notorious Gangster Disciples started by migrating OG's implementing GD culture into the Valley of California currently being taken over by the youth of Stockton now expanding as far as Merced. It is a estimated number of 59 murders since 2014 around California that the gang has been held responsible for including multiple drug operations ran all around the city of Stockton. Members can be identified by the solid colors of black or blue and the throwing up pitchforks or F (FanzoBlock). Members usually wear their hats to the right. An EverybodyKiller gang that takes part in murder, extortion and drug production and distribution from the SouthSide. Common talk amongst 36th Street GD's consist of the use of the words "Folk". "Foenem", "On Baby", "FB", "On Fanzo" or "36". Rumored to be in connection with FoenemGang supposedly.
The Vice Lords from the East Side of Stockton are at war with the 36th Street Gangster Disciples currently!
36th Street Gangster Disciples by Gang Information Hub June 11, 2019
Brightmo Gangster Disciples (YNS / BMG / WDG / SBG)
A collection of Detroit-born Gangster Disciple cliques from Brightmoor (48223, “23Zone”). BMG is the oldest GD set on the Westside, with YNS and WDG representing newer generations. These sets share territory, influence, and history, with graffiti and block presence marking Brightmoor.
“The Brightmo Gangster Disciples (YNS / BMG / WDG / SBG)—hold the 23Zone tight, and their symbols still cover walls across the neighborhood.”—Westside Detroiters
Brightmo Gangster Disciples (YNS / BMG / WDG / SBG) by RealTalkOnlyFool October 10, 2025
renegade gangster disciple
A Gangster disciple that beefs with other gangster disciples. You usually see them dropping and throwing up the rakes
Lil duke was a renegade gangster disciple. He dropped the rakes for his opps (Young pappy, who was also a gangster disciple) but is still a gangster disciple.
renegade gangster disciple by Shotta74 July 9, 2018
outlaw gangster disciple
The OutLaw Gangster Disciple Nation is a faction of the Gangster Disciples street gang, who which affiliate themselves with the FOLK Alliance.
outlaw gangster disciple by Braniac00000 November 15, 2013
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