thebando
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thebando by bigbossnigga123 November 22, 2021
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trapping out the bando
trapping out the bando by Brabbit07840 July 20, 2014
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Hit the bando
To go to the Bando. (See below)
Bando - An abandoned building. Typically located in the "hood" or a bad area of town. Often used to "trap" or sell narcotics out of. Also may be used as a stash house to store drugs or other illegal paraphernalia such as guns and money.
Bando - An abandoned building. Typically located in the "hood" or a bad area of town. Often used to "trap" or sell narcotics out of. Also may be used as a stash house to store drugs or other illegal paraphernalia such as guns and money.
Hit the bando by DoctorSlang October 12, 2015
Booming out the bando
Booming out the bando by Bandovibes March 4, 2022
trappin out the bando
To trap means to sell drugs and bando is an abandoned house so it basically means to sell drugs at and abandoned house
Bob: ima gonna be trappin out The Bando tonight
Diego: Which Bando are you going to trap at?
Bob: the one across the street
Diego when Did you see the plug? (Plug is the main drug dealer; the leader of them)
Bob: yesterday
Diego: Alright Go sell your drugs at the abandoned house
Diego: Which Bando are you going to trap at?
Bob: the one across the street
Diego when Did you see the plug? (Plug is the main drug dealer; the leader of them)
Bob: yesterday
Diego: Alright Go sell your drugs at the abandoned house
trappin out the bando by Trap L0ORD November 9, 2014
leaning out the bando
leaning out the bando by jeffpear13 December 12, 2016
Hit the bando
To go to the Bando. (See below)
Bando - An abandoned building. Typically located in the "hood" or a bad area of town. Often used to "trap" or sell narcotics out of. Also may be used as a stash house to store drugs or other illegal paraphernalia such as guns and money.
Bando - An abandoned building. Typically located in the "hood" or a bad area of town. Often used to "trap" or sell narcotics out of. Also may be used as a stash house to store drugs or other illegal paraphernalia such as guns and money.
Hit the bando by DoctorSlang October 12, 2015
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