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true religions by tootmen May 19, 2025
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true religion trapper
one of those people who come strapped head to toe with true religion, usually has Air Force 1’s, sells drugs or smokes on the regular...
-buzairi & mitch
-buzairi & mitch
true religion trapper by -the craig Mitchell April 14, 2019
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True Religion
A very expensive brand. All jean material and jeans bought by mostly African-Americans and partly foreigns. Usually to show off and show people that they bought a $500 pair of jeans. Wow! If you get caught wearing a fake pair you will get humiliated and put on instagram and twitter for wearing a replica. Detroit Niggas are known for wearing true religion jeans and the jacket.
Nigga 1: Damn, you got the white trues!?
Nigga 2: Hell yeah bruh with the retro Jordan 5's.
Nigga 1:True religion everything! Me and my squad boutta hit up the club later wanna come?
Nigga 2: Niggaaaa! Yeah!
Nigga 2: Hell yeah bruh with the retro Jordan 5's.
Nigga 1:True religion everything! Me and my squad boutta hit up the club later wanna come?
Nigga 2: Niggaaaa! Yeah!
True Religion by alysse pablo June 23, 2014
true religion sponsors
a guy who only rocks and wears true religion appeal. typically found in high school this guys spend time smoking, having sex and chilling. they only really go to school to chill and rarely ever to work
true religion sponsors by mannyb_b February 3, 2019
True Religion Jeans
Expensive designer jeans that have a horse shoe like "U" stitched onto the back pockets.
Movie stars and rich people wear these jeans. They range from $175 to around $450. Nice jeans.
Movie stars and rich people wear these jeans. They range from $175 to around $450. Nice jeans.
True Religion Jeans by killakiwi December 30, 2008
true religion brand jeans
an expensive jean brand. Most of their jeans look very nice and have thick stitchings. They have the horseshoe on the pocket as their logo. It is worn casually and is very fashionable.
Bob: "Nice jeans, they true religion brand jeans?"
Steven: "thanks, yeah they are true religions, i really like them"
Steven: "thanks, yeah they are true religions, i really like them"
true religion brand jeans by inrialiti March 6, 2011
true religion
true religion by Julian EM May 5, 2006
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