proper noun Street Slang

Gangster Disciples

· proper noun · chicago

Chicago street organization founded by Larry Hoover; the other half of the drill beef and the BDs' main rival.

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Larry Hoover's org — the side the Black Disciples split from in '74. In drill terms, GDs are who the BDs are shooting at and vice versa. FBG Duck, Lil Jay, the STL/EBT and Jaro City sets all rep GD. Symbol is the six-point star and the pitchfork; the number 7 and 'Growth & Development' get used as cleaned-up rebrands.

“FBG was a GD set — that's the whole reason that beef with O'Block never ended.”
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Gangster Disciples In A Sentence

FBG was a GD set — that's the whole reason that beef with O'Block never ended.

Origin & Usage

Founded in the 1960s in Chicago by Larry Hoover, who consolidated the Supreme Gangsters with David Barksdale's Disciples before the 1974 BD split.

Variants GDGDsGDNGrowth & Development
Tags #chicago#drill#hip-hop#gang#urban-lingo

People Also Ask

Who are the Gangster Disciples?

They're a Chicago street organization founded by Larry Hoover, and the main rival of the Black Disciples in the drill beef.

Where do the Gangster Disciples come from?

They originated in Chicago and were founded by Larry Hoover.

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