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new rocks 

leather boots made by the company New Rock, based in Spain. Are not cheap (ranging from £90-£150+) but are the best shoes to wear if you don't want your feet to be massacred. Worn by what "kevs" would call greebos/moshers/goths. I own a pair, and i love them. Typically have large platform sections or high heels which make you much taller. Majority are black with silver buckles etc.
"Dude, you're so tall with those new rocks on."
new rocks by jenny June 13, 2004
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New York Rock Candy

The act of a girl shitting on your penis and waiting for it to dry until it becomes crusty and then often fucking it afterwords.
Omg that girl gave me the New York rock candy last night.

spend ten racks on a new chain 

In the song 'Gucci Gang' by Lil Pump a common misconception is that it is 'three racks on a new chain', but really it is 'ten racks on a new chain'. Sorry to break it to you.
Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang (Gucci gang!)
Spend ten racks on a new chain
My bitch love do cocaine, ouu

spend three racks on a new chain 

To pay 3,000 for a gold chain
Gucci Gang Gucci Gang Gucci Gang, Spend three racks on a new chain, My bitch love do cocaine.

Spend ten racks on a new chain 

"Spend ten racks on a new chain" is a sentence in the hip-hop/trap song called "Gucci Gang", the song is sung by a teen by the name Gazzy García (most known as Lil Pump).

"Spend ten racks on a new chain" is often mixed with the sentence "Spend three racks on a new chain".

"Spend ten racks on a new chain" means "spend ten thousand on a new chain" (spend ten thousand dollars on a new chain).
Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang
Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang (Gucci gang!)
Spend ten racks on a new chain
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