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Furberry
Any designer label especially really expensive ones that are knock offs. You then change the first letter of the label name or if the brand has two names ( i.e Louis Vutton) then change the first letter in the second part of it. So instead of Gucci it would be Fucci meaning fake ass Gucci or Louis Futon
Damn son ! Why u buy them Fucci shades at that vender on the street! You could have gotten the real deal at my homies store!
(Friend replys back) what the hell is Fucci!?
(You) Fucci means fake ass Gucci son!
Examples: Furberry = Burburry
Louis Vutton=Louis Futton
Gucci= Fucci
Nike= Fike
Reebok= Feebok
Louie Futon= Louis Vutton
(Friend replys back) what the hell is Fucci!?
(You) Fucci means fake ass Gucci son!
Examples: Furberry = Burburry
Louis Vutton=Louis Futton
Gucci= Fucci
Nike= Fike
Reebok= Feebok
Louie Futon= Louis Vutton
Furberry by Mikey Lookout July 8, 2009
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