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Mid-City 

Mid-City is the part of town where the baddest fuckers around live. Downtown is a few blocks away, the hood is a few blocks away and million dollar homes are a few blocks away. Mid-City is the part that would be fine without the surrounding rest of the city. Mid-City and it's residents are the shit.
"What part of Baton Rouge do you live in?"

"Mid-City"

"Ah shit, that's dope. Let's go to your crib"
Mid-City by HMC522 November 14, 2012
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Mid City Finest / Money Comes First

4 young men in 2002 Jay Fly, Hawk, Showkase, & Yung Sheed sought out to be a young aspiring rap group called "Mid-City's Finest". After trying and not succeeding, they decided to be about their hustle...they decided to change the name to "Money Comes First". Not wanting to be a part of Wilshire Police Dept. Gang file, they started their own crew and gather up some "Little Homies" who wanted to be apart of something but didn't want to claim red or blue, but loved to make green. MCF ended up being about 30 people deep by the end or 2002. Located on San Vicente between Cochran and Hauser.
Them Mid City Finest / Money Comes First boys is bout it bout it! and they don't have ANY enemies.

Mid-City Heights 

Mid-City Heights is a nice place, if you’re into cucumber lime Gatorade. Whiny little babies live there.
You want a cucumber lime Gatorade, you must be from mid-city heights.
Mid-City Heights by ABB248 October 25, 2019
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