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where you from 

Something gang members ask to see where other gang members are from,

NEVER be in one City and Represent another.
Gang Member:Where you from?

Some Guy:Same place your from.

Gang Member:You bang?

Some Guy:I wish.

At this point it might be a good idea to buy the Gang Member a beer.

where you from 

"Where the fuck u from dogg??"
no where homie i dont bang foo
where you from by yo man February 20, 2003

where you from 

gang memeber say this to see what gang the other person is in.
aye nigga where you from
hell yea nigga west side barrio 18st gang
where you from by 18stgangmember November 27, 2016

Where You From 

A phrase used by Gang Members to verbally identify other Gang Members. Either friendly, or hostile.
Hey, where you from?

I'm from hell for you Homie. Families. Orange Grove Street Families.
Where You From by CeeJay!!! March 4, 2007

where you from 

What do u claim? do u bang?
where you from by chello February 20, 2003

Where you from 

If a person ask where you from and you don’t know him, it’s a threat. Don’t get caught lacking. If you don’t got hammer your only chances of surviving is to get away.
Oak park nigga: where you from nigga
South sac iraq nigga: Im from iraq homie
Oak park nigga: oh shit, I’m sorry for any inconvenience, I’m just a bitch ass nigga
Where you from by Southsaciraq April 8, 2020
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