Feb 16, 2023 07:25
1 yr ago
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English term
O.G.
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Um, you know, O.G., where I'm like...
Context: It is a documentary about blacks. The speaker says the above sentence and the rest of the sentence is inaudible. Then, another speakers starts a new sentence. There are no other occurrences of this. I don't have more info about this. Thanks.
Context: It is a documentary about blacks. The speaker says the above sentence and the rest of the sentence is inaudible. Then, another speakers starts a new sentence. There are no other occurrences of this. I don't have more info about this. Thanks.
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2 +2 | Original Gangster | Nadja Wieser |
4 | Original Gangster | Peter Dahm Robertson |
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Original Gangster
It may be a slang term/acronym for 'original gangster', but one may require a little more context to establish that.
Reference:
The term original gangster was derived from the gang’s name and initially stood for “we’re the first.” Crips members would use the OG abbreviation as a shorthand when writing which part of the gang they belonged to (e.g., Original Eastside Crip or OG Eastside).
Reference:
The term original gangster was derived from the gang’s name and initially stood for “we’re the first.” Crips members would use the OG abbreviation as a shorthand when writing which part of the gang they belonged to (e.g., Original Eastside Crip or OG Eastside).
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Original Gangster
Nadja is correct. In addition, the term has since broadened to stand for “authentic,” “honestly,” “no lie.” I think this may be the sense used here.
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Cilian O'Tuama
: Then agree with Nadja rather than submitting same answer
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AllegroTrans
: Agree with Nadja, that is the etiquette on this site
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