Multiple instances of the red liquid that flows through animals' veins, or slang for friends or gang members.
From Old English 'blod.' In modern slang, 'bloods' became a term used by gang members to refer to companions or associates, especially in inner-city cultures starting in the 1980s.
Gang terminology like 'bloods' evolved as a way for marginalized groups to create identity and belonging, turning a biological term into a powerful social marker.
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