List of Juggalo gang subsets

The following list of Juggalo gang subsets is relative to the growing size of juggalo gang culture and juggalo gangs - in relation to the music subculture of the same name. The culture of Juggalo gangs differs depending on their regional alliances with other gangs, racial makeup, and ethnic identity.

Many juggalo gang names are references to lyrics made by Psychopathic Records signees. Various gangs named Juggalo Rydas Bitch (JRB) as well as Juggalo Riders/Ryders reference the Native American rapper Anybody Killa's song "Gang Related". Many of these gangs are not rooted in an all encompassing gang identity but rather the mythology and fandom of the subculture itself. Other rappers signed to the Psychopathic Records label have however reassured a significant juggalo gang identity such as the Blood-affiliated Axe Murder Boyz.

Many juggalo gangs are the result of the juggalo subculture merging with the gangs that exist locally, although commonly the Bloods or the Crips. These are also notably common on Native American reservations.

Other juggalo gangs are the result of caucasian/mixed-race juggalo members aligning with white peckerwood gangs within the prison system. This merging of the two gang subcultures in some areas has resulted in "nazi juggalo" gang members. Some of these "nazi juggalos" have been known to align with more organized white supremacist organizations such as the Ku Klux Klan.

Historical gangs

Southwestern United States

Juggalo Blood gangs /
Juggalo Rydas Bitch
Founded 2004
Founding location Colorado
Years active 2004-present
Territory Southwestern United States
Ethnicity Native American, mixed-race
Allies Native American Bloods subsets, sometimes Crips
Rivals Usually local Crips

Arizona

Maricopa County

Pima County

Colorado

Utah

Juggalo Killers
Founded 2009
Founding location Utah
Years active 2009-present
Territory Utah
Ethnicity Caucasian
Allies Aryan Brothers Liberatian, peckerwood gangs

Midwestern United States

Folk Nation Juggalo gangs
Territory Midwestern United States
Ethnicity Caucasian, African-American, mixed-race
Allies Gangster Disciples, Simon City Royals, Spanish Cobras

Illinois

Iowa

Kansas

Missouri

Wisconsin

California

Solano County

San Joaquin County

Stanislaus County

El Dorado County

Florida

Lake County

North Carolina

Statesville

Oklahoma

Tulsa

Norman

Pennsylvania

Lackawanna County

South Dakota

Tennessee

Knoxville

Sumner County

Texas

Prison

Virginia

Fairfax County

Washington

King County

Pierce County

Prison system

References

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