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(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 132: ‘The guys, they just don’t give a fuck’.at not give a fuck, v.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 132: ‘The guys, they just don’t give a fuck’. (con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 81: ‘Don’t nobody wanna fuck with him. That’s the big dog. Can’t hang with the big dog , you better stay your ass on the porch with the poodles’.at ass, n.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 81: ‘I’m gettin’ my ass kicked for the simple fact I’m disobeyin’ you’.at kick ass, v.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 162: ‘We seen about five or six Bloods [...] We’s like “Oooh, look at all that little B-town right there.” And then we walkin’ through the mall like, “It’s C-town for life, it’s C-town”’.at B-town, n.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 112: ‘They don’t even sell dope for real, little BGs out here selling for them’.at b.g., n.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 75: ‘[We expect members] to be true to our gang and to have our backs’.at have someone’s back (v.) under back, n.1
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 112: ‘They just ball like that and I’m gonna be up there one day eventually too’.at ball, v.2
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 173: ‘They’re too weak to take a beat down’.at beat-down, n.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 108: ‘[He] beat her up real bad [...] just beat her down, you know, crushed her’.at beat down, v.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 69: ‘These are my six friends right here so we’re all gonna fight and beat each other in and now we’re Crips’.at beat in (v.) under beat, v.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 86: Sometimes they beef and everything.at beef, v.1
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 81: ‘Don’t nobody wanna fuck with him. That’s the big dog. Can’t hang with the big dog , you better stay your ass on the porch with the poodles’.at big dog, n.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 131: ‘You either bounce or get bounced’.at bounce, v.1
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 138: ‘I had to go buck her [...] Punch her, beat her up’.at buck, v.2
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 86: ‘Everybody brings bud and forties. Sit there and get fucked up’.at bud, n.2
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 139: ‘The other one put his stuff in her butt’.at butt, n.1
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 141: ‘For maybe a drive-by they might wanna have a bunch of dudes’.at drive-by, n.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 162: ‘We sen about five or six Bloods [...] We’s like “Oooh, look at all that little B-town right there.” And then we walkin’ through the mall like, “It’s C-town for life, it’s C-town”’.at C-town, n.2
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 167: ‘If somebody catch your cousin, it’s gonna hurt you more than killing you’.at catch, v.1
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 113: ‘We go to the park and play basketball, come back here and sit, just chill all day jawing’.at chill (out), v.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 56: ‘[It] be kinda fun, you know, bein’ around all your little friends, just chillin’’.at chilling, n.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 53: She ‘claimed [Folks, a gang] because that’s what my brother was so I wanted to be like that too’.at claim, v.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 59: ‘If I’m gonna do somethin’, I’m gonna do it for myself, not for a clique’.at click, n.2
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 145: The dudes [I] got to say they got the most clout, the most reputation.at clout, n.4
(con. 1990s) One of the Guys 55: Triina said her aunts and cousins dressed her in gang colors from the time she was young.at colours, n.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 90: ‘We ain’t cool no more. For the simple fact she did it to my boyfriend’.at cool, adj.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 145: ‘I need to recop, somebody will page [the wholesale dealer] [...] come and meet us on the [...] little back porch. He’ll bring it over there’.at cop, v.
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 157: ‘It was a Crab that raped my girl’.at crab, n.3
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 47: ‘My mom smokin’ crack and she act like she didn’t wanna be part of my life’.at crack, n.7
(con. 1990s) in One of the Guys 136: ‘Any dude come over there [...] know that’s a Blood hood, you try to come over there Cripped out, you know you eventually have it some way’.at Crip out (v.) under crip, v.
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