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La Vida Loca - GangSlang
- 8-BALL :
- A reference to a quantity of cocaine.
- 13, XIII, X3 or TRECE :
- Thirteenth letter in the alphabet - (M), which symbolizes or identifies gang affiliation of Mexican heritage. Also may refer to allegience to Southern California gangs.
- 187 :
- Murder (California penal code)
- ACE KOOL :
- Best friend/Backup
- ALL THAT :
- In possession of all good qualities.
- AY YO TRIP :
- Phrase to seek attention, compare check this out.
- B.G. or BABY G :
- A baby gangster is someone who has not shot anyone yet, as opposed to an OG who has. Or it can be a term for a very young gangster, approximately 9-12 years old too.
- BAG UP :
- To laugh real hard at something; To be caught or arrested by the police.
- BANG :
- To fight to kill.
- BANGER :
- Someone associated with gangs and murder.
- BANGING :
- Doing gang activity
- BARRIO :
- Neighborhood
- BASE HEAD :
- Person hooked on cocaine
- BLUNT :
- Marijuana cigarette, herb stuffed cigar, generally phillies.
- BONED OUT :
- Quit/Chickened out/left
- BOOK :
- Run/Get away/Leave
- BONE :
- To have sexual intercourse; penis; one dollar; core, soul; to bone out, as in leaving.
- BOO-YA :
- Totally DOPE, incredibly fine.
- BREAK :
- Run/Get away
- BREAKDOWN :
- Shotgun
- BUCKET :
- Old, ragged car
- BUD :
- Marijuana.
- BULLET :
- One year in county jail
- BUMPER KIT :
- Girl's butt
- BUSTER :
- Youngster trying to be a gang member/Fake gang member
- CAMARADA :
- Friend
- CAP :
- A retort/ or, shoot at
- CARNAL :
- Brother
- CARNALA :
- Sister
- CHALE :
- No
- CHAVALA :
- Little girl
- CHECK IT OUT :
- Listen to what I have to say
- CHILL OUT :
- Stop it/Don't do that/Calm down
- CHINGASOS :
- Fighting.
- CHINGATE :
- Fuck yourself
- CHIVA :
- Heroin
- CHIVERO :
- Heroin addict
- CHOLA :
- Spanish reference for a girl involved in gang activity.
- CHOLO :
- Spanish reference for a boy involved in gang activity.
- CHOTA :
- Police
- CLICA, CLIKA :
- Spanish reference for set, clique, gang.
- CLICK UP :
- To get along well with a homeboy
- CLICKING IN :
- Getting initiated into a gang.
- CLIQUE :
- A set; a gang.
- CLUCK :
- Cocaine smoker
- COLORS :
- Gang colors (on shoes, rag, shoelaces, etc...)
- COLUM :
- Colombian Marijuana
- CON SOFOS (C\S) :
- Anything you say goes back to you twice as bad
- CONTROZZA CON SOTOAS :
- Gang hood or gang territory.
- COURTING IN :
- Initiation into a gang
- COURTING OUT :
- Initiation out of a gang
- CRANK :
- A mentally unstable person
- CRUMBS :
- Tiny pieces of rock cocaine
- CUZZ :
- Friendly slang term used for one another by Crips when talking with other Crips.
- DEUCE & DEUCE
(DOUBLE DEUCE) : - A .22 caliber weapon
- DIS :
- Disrespect
- DOG :
- Term used to address someone, not derogatory
- DOWN FOR THE HOOD :
- Loyal to the neighborhood
- DROP A DIME :
- To tell on someone
- EL JALE :
- The job
- ESE! :
- Hey, man
- ESE VATO :
- Hey, dude
- FERIA :
- Money, change.
- FILA :
- Knife
- FILERO :
- Knife
- FLAG :
- Handkerchief in the color of the gang
- FLYING YOUR COLOR :
- Wearing colors of your gang
- FRY :
- Marijuana laced with embalming fluid
- FRONT-IN :
- Talk about someone, embarrass
- G or GANGSTER :
- How gang members see and describe themselves.
- G-RIDE :
- Stolen vehicle, refers to grand theft auto
- GAGE :
- Shotgun.
- GANGBANG :
- To commit crimes in a gang or to to have sex in groups
- GANG BANGER :
- Gang member.
- GAT :
- Gun
- GEEKING :
- Under the influence of crack cocaine
- GET DOWN :
- Fight.
- HARD :
- An adjective for describing someone as strong-willed; unemotional or uncaring.
- HATER :
- A snitch.
- HOLMES :
- A person from a neighborhood. Homeboy, Homies.
- HOMEY, HOME BOY :
- Close friend
- HOOD :
- Neighborhood.
- IN THE MIX :
- Involved in gang activity.
- JACK :
- Verb meaning to rob or assault someone.
- JACKIN :
- Robbery, assault
- JET :
- Go or leave.
- JURA (JUDA) :
- Police
- KICKIN IT :
- Taking it easy, relaxing
- KNOCKIN BOOTS :
- Having sex.
- LA LEY :
- Police, the Law
- LIGHTING UP/LIT UP :
- Shot at
- LOC :
- From locos meaning crazy; crazy muthafuka.
- MARIJUANA :
- Dried leaves and flowering tops of the pistillate hemp plant that are smoked in cigarettes for their intoxicating effect. Also known as bammer, blow, bud, buddha, cannabis, cheeba, chronic, doubage, ganja, grass, green, groove weed, hash, herb, ill, Indo, iszm, Lebanon, Mary Jane (mj), pot, sensi, sess, shake, shit, skunk, stress, tabacci, Thai, wacky and weed.
- MI VIDA LOCA :
- Spanish translation for "My crazy life." Symbolizes what the gang member thinks of their lifestyle. Live for now, don't worry about the consequences.
- MY BAD :
- My fault.
- NEL :
- No
- NO DIGGITY :
- No doubt, without question, for sure, etc.
- ON HIT :
- Good, slamming, excellent.
- ON SWOLL :
- The same as on hit.
- O.G. :
- Original gangster, which you are considered to be when you have killed someone; true; original; someone who is true to the game, who never sold out.
- PAY BACK :
- Vendetta, retaliation.
- PEACE OUT :
- Bye.
- PEACE-N :
- Not looking for trouble
- PEDO :
- Fight.
- PHAT, THAT'S :
- Incredible; great.
- PIEDRA :
- Rock cocaine, crack
- PIPE HEAD :
- Person addicted to cocaine.
- PLACAS :
- Spanish reference for graffiti identifying a gang name.
- POPO :
- Police
- POR VIDA (P\V) :
- Spanish translation: "For life, Forever " Means the gang member is in the gang for life.
- POSSE :
- East Coast term for gang.
- PRIMO :
- Marijuana joint laced with cocaine.
- QUETTE :
- Gun
- R.I.P. :
- "Rest In Peace." Often seen in graffiti and is a signal of pending violence or violence which has already occurred.
- RAG :
- Handkerchief in gang's color.
- RIDE :
- Car.
- ROCK STAR :
- Cocaine prostitute or user
- ROOSTER :
- Piru blood street gang
- RUKA :
- Gang chick
- SALTY, YOU :
- Think you know everything.
- SHANK :
- Prison terminology for homemade knife.
- SHOOTER :
- A person who uses a gun.
- SIMON :
- Yes
- SLINGING ROCK :
- Selling crack cocaine
- SMILE NOW, CRY LATER :
- Popular tatoo of a smiling face and frowning face. Depicts gangster life.
- SMOKED HIM :
- Means to have shot someone.
- SNITCH :
- Informer.
- SODA :
- Cocaine
- SUR :
- South or southside.
- TAG :
- A writer's name (moniker is his "Tag, " to write graffiti is to "tag ".)
- TAGGER :
- A person who writes graffiti.
- TECATO :
- Heroin addict
- TRAY-EIGHT :
- 38 caliber weapon
- TURF :
- Territory claimed by the gang.
- VARRIO :
- Neighborhood
- VATO :
- Spanish reference to man, boy, guy.
- VATO LOCO :
- Spanish reference to crazy dude.
- VETERANO :
- Veteran gang member, war veteran
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