BayBay Kids
BayBay Kids by TerminusX👑 September 16, 2019
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babay kids
Those kids running in the street stealing and breaking into that house are nothing but a bunch of babay kids!
babay kids by Buterphli December 30, 2016
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bay bay kids
Children that are usually the offspring of hood rat chicks. These children are usually unkempt and seen running around impoverished neighborhoods with little or no clothes on, although it is usually a diaper. Their hair will be either half done or not done in weeks, and the first word out of their mouths is usually a curse word. This is the begginning of the phase of becoming a thug.
bay bay kids by KKeevviinn November 7, 2007
bay bay kids
Kids who don't listen to their parents and throw fits and stores in such and act a fool in public. Anyone's kids can be a "bay bay kid", regardless of race/gender/socioeconomic status.
Person 1: Damn, man I went to the store today and there was this kid who cried and screamed because his momma wouldn't buy him some toy! He was actin' a fool...in the middle of the store, in front of God and everybody...
Person 2: Parents these days raisin' a bunch of bay bay kids...they just don't know how to act...
Person 2: Parents these days raisin' a bunch of bay bay kids...they just don't know how to act...
bay bay kids by gustofwind June 29, 2014
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