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The “73 Gangsters Crips” (often abbreviated as 73 GC, 73 Gangster Crips, or “Seven-Tray Gangster Crips”) is a street-gang set affiliated with the broader Crips alliance. Key points: It is a branch of the Gangster Crips network (also known as “GC” or “3×/GC” sets) which is itself part of the Crips umbrella. •The “73” in the name refers to their territorial claim around 73rd Street in South Los Angeles (or Westside of South L.A.) Their territory is generally reported as the West Side of South Los Angeles in the area of Manchester Square / Vermont Knolls (around Florence Ave to W 76th/78th, Van Ness Ave to Vermont Ave). •They are predominantly African-American street gang. •They are involved in typical gang-related criminal activities associated with street gangs (drug dealing, violent crimes, territorial disputes) though comprehensive independent documentation is limited in publicly accessible sources. Alliances: •Aligned with the Gangster Crips (GC) faction of the Crips network, not the Neighborhood Crips (NH) faction. •They reportedly have allied relationships with other GC & Hoovers sets (West Side) and certain East Side sets. Rivals / Conflicts: •They are reported to be in conflict with Neighborhood Crip (NH) sets and certain Bloods sets in their area. •The gang is referenced in online posts and tags by rap groups and regional artist'sSome other entertainers includes “Trae Wess, WSDMGC73, Majiccgasem, Slink Johnson.”
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