Detroit Gang Graffiti Archives (W7M ScoreGang Crips)

   I (Tiny Joker) read “Chapter 32” of that fake crip flog (Fake Blog = “Flog”) and cuh, it’s more of the same bullshit. Not even fresh bullshit either — this is week-old reheated Chinese leftovers from a cheap takeout spot, cold in the middle, grease congealed.   Nothing in this “chapter(s)” (and anytime I put chapter in quotes here, imagine air quotes) — or in any of the others for that matter — moves their argument forward. There’s no new evidence. No new angle. No contradiction exposed. It’s the same circular posturing online weirdos fall into when they’re cosplaying detectives. They throw a title on it, label it a “debunking,” and hope nobody notices there’s nothing underneath.  What makes it worse is they don’t even do it convincingly. This isn’t written like someone trying to win a real argument with real people. It reads like someone in the bathroom, staring at the mirror, giving themselves a pep talk. Because all the bot runner does — Torry, 30kTorry, whatev...

Screenshot: UrbanDictionary.com user “Ud.dummy” submission for “WSDMGC73” (Jan. 4, 2026), containing false claims of affiliation with Los Angeles–based gangs.    I read the newest Urban Dictionary definition for “WSDMGC73,” submitted by “Ud.dummy” on January 4, 2026, and I’m keeping it G-shit, lok — it accidentally told me more than it meant to.  And yes, I was on Urban Dictionary on purpose. The internet’s been quiet with fake gang lore surrounding “WSDMGC73” lately, so I checked to see if they’d dropped any new slang definitions in the new year. They did.  Now let me be clear: this post isn’t even on some “this ain’t a gang” shit anymore. If you’ve got sense and read my earlier posts, you already know they’re not a gang. This is about giving the so-called “WSDMGC73 rap group” a taste of their own medicine and “debunking” them. Because this whole thing is wrong. Human-wise, wrong. Street-wise, wrong. Everything about it screams roleplay bullshit — to the fu...