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Hoover crip 

Any member of the Hoover street gangs that has maintained its affiliation with the Crips street gang.
Hoovers..got their name from the streets in los angeles where they originated and before an alliance with Raymond Washingtons Avenues Crip they were known as Hoover Groovers..during the late 80s Hoovers had spread from L.A. to the east coast of the U.S as far north as MA, and as far south as FL. after 1995 most Hoover Gangs referred to themselves as Hoover Criminals due to disputes with ECC and the Rollin 60's neighborhood crip gangs...there are very few Hoover gangs claiming Crip, The Hoovers predominately wear the color Orange However those claiming crip integrate blue...Hoovers have nothing to do with Larry Hoover from Chicago, however they have been known to ally with local gangs of all backgrounds IE:18st, IGC, and so on....
Q: who you ride 4?

A: 52 Hoover Crip, Ima keep gr52vin till tha world stop m52vin!
Hoover crip by Hoover Tek September 8, 2010
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Hoover Crip 

A Crip gang off hoover street that has spread throughout the United States and now almost all crips call themselves hoover crips. They are almost allways rivaled to bloods
Hoover Crip: Fuck you you fucking blood

Blood: Bitch ill kill you!!!
Hoover Crip by Jason ZZ January 4, 2009

52 hoover crips 

Five Deuce Hoover. The two O's are replaced with "GC" for Gangster Crips.

The West Side (W/S) 52 (or 5-Deuce) Hoover Gangster Crips are a faction of the Hoover Criminals gang in Los Angeles, California. This gang is the only Hoover gang still identifying themselves under the Crips card, still sporting the traditional Crips blue along with the orange associated with the Hoover Criminals. They have been linked with other neighborhoods under the Gangster Crips card such as the 52 Broadway Gangster Crips to the east aswell as the 51 Trouble Gangster Crips. Their main rivals are the Rollin 50s Neighborhood Crips along with all East Coast Crips, the Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips, Rollin 40s Neighborhood Crips, all Menlo Crips (most notably the 65th street faction), the 53 Avalon Gangster Crips, Fruit Town Brims, Van Ness Gangster Brims and the Harvard Park Brims. This gang is also known on the streets as the "Young Hoggs".
52 hoover crips by sleepdaily52 December 17, 2013
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