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W/S 107 Hoover Criminal Gang

Also known as Selos or just 107 Hoovers, this South Central L.A. Hoover set been active since the mid-70s, reppin’ around 107th & Normandie. Known for their long-standing war with the Rollin’ 100s and other Crip sets, that beef made the area nicknamed “Death Alley” by the L.A. Times ’cause of how deep the violence runs. They beef with most Blocc and Neighborhood Crips but rock with other Hoover sets like 112HCG.

These days, the 107 Hoovers got expansion sets and affiliates in cities across the U.S., from Texas to the Midwest—spreading that orange flag far past L.A. County.

Rapper: Jap 5
Sentence: “You can tell he from the Selos, bro stay hollerin’ W/S 107 Hoover Criminal Gang—Hoovers everywhere now, not just Normandie.”

W/S 73 Gangster Crips 

A predominantly defunct Westside branch of the 73 Gangster Crips (73GC), reportedly used to be around Florence/73rd and Vermont Ave. Online users sometimes claim a mid-2020s resurgence, but these claims are largely unverified and don’t reflect street reality. Alleged beefs with MNHC, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 90’s, 100’s, and other Neighborhood and Blocc Crip sets are not actively engaged. Not connected to the rap alias “WSDMGC73”
“Though some online posts hype a comeback, the W/S 73 Gangster Crips are largely defunct, with their alleged beefs mostly just bold claims.”—LA Local

W/S 73 Gangsters Crips

The 73 Gangster Crips are based on the West Side of South Los Angeles Manchester Sqaure/Vermont Knolls area

Full answer:
•Gang Name: 73 Gangster Crips (aka 7-Tray Gangster Crips or 73 GC)
•Gang Nicknames : Deadly 70’s, Deadly Gangsters, Verlocs, DMG, LowDown Hustlers Gangsters.

•Location: West Side, South Los Angeles, CA, Manchester Sqaure/Vermont Knolls

•Territory: Around 73rd Street, west of the 110 Freeway
•Alliance: 3X/Gangster Crips (GC), which often uses “GC” or “Gangsta Crip” in their names
•Rivalries : All Rolling Neighborhoods Crip (NHC) which often stands for 2x opposite of Gangsters Crips 3x, Family Mad Swans Bloods, Denver Lane Gangsters Bloods, Main Street Mafia Crips, East Coast Crips.
I was at the Chevron on Florence & Normandie & a person bang on me yelling out “W/S 73 Gangsters Crips

W/S Denver Lane Gangster Bloods

Also known as Figueroa Rider Gang (FRG), they’re a West Side Blood set holding Figueroa from 105th to 120th — one of the last active stretches of the Blade. Known for beefing with Hoovers, 102/112 BGC, and other GC sets. Unlike most Bloods, their main beefs are with Eastside Crips. They also got a branch in Pasadena (PDLB).
“ W/S Denver Lane Gangster Bloods be posted from Fig been active since the Blade days — that FRG side don’t play.”—LA local
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