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tag badger 

In BF2142, the Russian Tag Badgers hunt in groups, but since there's only one dogtag per victim it often ends in a fight between the tag badgers. They are very elusive.
Reginald: How did you die?
Andrew: I was ambushed by tag badgers.
tag badger by Stealth Clobber April 20, 2007
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Tag Bangers

A crew of 15–20 homies who mark their block with a signature tag, symbol, or code. Some move like full street crews, others “tag bang” for reputation, sometimes even claiming loose ties to bigger gangs like the Crips, Bloods, or Sureños.
Most keep it about wall work over heavy violence—but respect still counts. It takes guts to tag and defend your name, even when bigger sets press.
Tag bangers are like entry-level gang bangers—mostly paint over pistols, but don’t test ‘em. Some will still prove a point.
Tag Bangers by RealTalkOnlyFool October 11, 2025
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Combination of the words "tagger" and "gangbanger". A new subculture that has developed mainly in southern California. Not really considered writers, they tag, never piece, and almost never do throwups. Often they carry guns and bear more than slight resemblance to gangs. Not really considered to be true writers by writers, but are mostly considered a hinderance and a negative influence on a creative writing and piecing scene.
if you live in los angeles then most people in a crew are tagbangers. they tag their crew name and their writing name and slash out other crews and people and hit up people looking for them and fight with them or the crew depending on who slashed what or sometimes may even shoot the enemy crew even if they didnt slash them out but because their crew slashed out him or his crew.
tagbanger by Robin C July 27, 2008
Vato locos shooting a graff artist.
Originated in L.A. by local gangs used to describe a "G" shooting a graff artist for writing in thier "hood".
"Odalay Paco, i just went around the block to tagbang a!",said Burro.
tagbanger by "klenroka" June 15, 2004
a gangbanger that reps his set/clique by tagging their alleys streets and roads, they usually cross off certains letters or numbers that are associated to other sets
tyrone a real tagbanger
tagbanger by js2tp December 14, 2024
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