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BRACKIN'
<verb> Originally a Blood gang Term, modified by members of the band SPOKEN GUN www.MySpace.com/SpokenGun .
Doing what you want, when you want, regardless of what other people think or the consequences.
To get the party crackin'.
To live life like its your last day. Taking it to the limit.
Doing what you want, when you want, regardless of what other people think or the consequences.
To get the party crackin'.
To live life like its your last day. Taking it to the limit.
Bloods substitute B's for C's in words, i.e...
Instead of, "Can I get a Cigarette?" Bloods would say... "Can I get a Biggarette?"
or...
"Girl you Crazy!" = "Girl you Brazy!"
"Lets get it Crackin or What's Crackin?" = What's BRACKIN? Like whats goin on?
Yo, we was BRACKIN all weekend. = Partyin all weekend.
That fool is BRACKed out. = He was all messed up on drugs or just partied too hard.
Keep it Brackin'= To push it to the limt.
To Brack or not to brack? - That is the question...
Spoken Gun has made this term Worldwide amongst it's fans. Keep it BRACKIN!
Instead of, "Can I get a Cigarette?" Bloods would say... "Can I get a Biggarette?"
or...
"Girl you Crazy!" = "Girl you Brazy!"
"Lets get it Crackin or What's Crackin?" = What's BRACKIN? Like whats goin on?
Yo, we was BRACKIN all weekend. = Partyin all weekend.
That fool is BRACKed out. = He was all messed up on drugs or just partied too hard.
Keep it Brackin'= To push it to the limt.
To Brack or not to brack? - That is the question...
Spoken Gun has made this term Worldwide amongst it's fans. Keep it BRACKIN!
BRACKIN' by Ed "RudeBwoy" Scallion December 14, 2008
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