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A term used back in the day when the white people saw black people with their pants hanging. So they said his pants are saggin ! And what is "saggin" backwards? "Niggas"! Those tricky white people !
*Black man walking with pants low to their ankles*
White People: His pants are saggin!
Saggin by 6PackZack January 20, 2011
Another term for "Sagging" or "Sagger". Saggin' without the g. Referring to guys who only sag a little, not full, low-sagging guys.
Look, that boy is saggin!

Saggin boys everywhere around here.
Hey man, you're saggin in those jeans.
Saggin by JO Bud July 23, 2021
I've heard the jail term..but instead of having a gang behind them, Iheard that it was because in jail, the inmates aren't given belts, and they pant size isn't always considered when they're given their uniforms...it's moved outside of jails, into hip hop, but they're emulating inmates, and it spells "niggas" backwards, rather derogatory and nothing the kids should aspire to be.
his pants are saggin like an inmates
saggin by aabb April 12, 2006
What’s saggin backwards…
White man: bro they saggin
Black man: WHATS SAGGIN BACKWARDS?? HMM?? I KNOW RACIST BITCH ITS NIGGAS
Saggin by i hate my classmates April 10, 2022
You stupid saggin
Saggin by saggin expert February 12, 2019
saggin originated in prison when prisoners were gay and they would sag to let other inmates know that they took it up the ass. Now only double bags and fuckboy wanna be's sag.
"He was saggin so low that not even shawty got that low"
Saggin by Bananahoe October 26, 2015
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