Perpelouss
Perpelouss by whatupdocc June 8, 2023
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Perpelous
Prenounced: prpp loo
Perpelous as prular form and Perpelou as singular form both used to describe the boys and girls who tend to hangout in the streets wearing Nike tech, Gucci cap, Nike TN shoes, Lacoste accessories (mostly fake)
Like roadmen and road gals their « style » is usually called dril
Perpelous as prular form and Perpelou as singular form both used to describe the boys and girls who tend to hangout in the streets wearing Nike tech, Gucci cap, Nike TN shoes, Lacoste accessories (mostly fake)
Like roadmen and road gals their « style » is usually called dril
*guys hanging out in the street probably wearing Nike tech and Gucci sandals with an « don’t mess W me » attitude
Ew look theres perpelous
Ew look theres perpelous
Perpelous by Toztaza101 February 6, 2025
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Perpelous
Perpelou (singular) / Perpelous (plural) (noun, slang):
A person (or group) who hangs out in the streets wearing Nike Tech, Gucci caps, Nike TN shoes, Lacoste accessories, and Gucci sandals. They carry a street-smart, “don’t mess with me” attitude and act like they run things—but they’re usually fake, often flexing fake designer items and trying too hard to seem cool.
A person (or group) who hangs out in the streets wearing Nike Tech, Gucci caps, Nike TN shoes, Lacoste accessories, and Gucci sandals. They carry a street-smart, “don’t mess with me” attitude and act like they run things—but they’re usually fake, often flexing fake designer items and trying too hard to seem cool.
“That Perpelou really thinks he’s dripping in Gucci, but that cap is so fake.”
“The Perpelous always post up outside acting tough in their fake TNs.”
“The Perpelous always post up outside acting tough in their fake TNs.”
Perpelous by Toztaza101 February 6, 2025
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