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When a person (Typically boys between the ages of 14-18) pulls their trousers down midway between the knee and hip, in order to show their underwear and make them look 'gangster'.
'Damn he's got some gangster sag.'
Style of fashion of wearing pants. Originated in the DC area around the mid to late 80's not by any designer in particular. But upon ill supply of small pants (size 28 to 34 waist sizes) in prison system. The mass arrest youth for petty drug sells imploded upon the prison system (Lorton correctional institution). The prison system manufactured their own uniforms and not capable of meeting the demand and thus the youth were forced to wear oversized pants (of which even when using something (usually as torn strip of bed sheet (which was in violation of rules) the pants still sagged down. Not being feed enough. Even with overzealous guards, they were able to sneak food out in bread sleave. They took that to the streets when released as it was a way to conceal drugs, and guns in their pants without it being detected by police officers.
Try it for yourself. waist 30 with a pair of size 36 pants on tied with string by the front to belt loops. Tie a loaf of bread to that string and put on an oversized shirt (one that fits a person wearing size 36 jeans).
That's where it came from and nothing to do with anyone being gay or a punk in jail or prison advertising their gay lifestyle.
You have police official running campaigns to make it disfavored. Like getting the fashion industry to make skinny jeans. Real street people and reject it as they know what it is for what it is.
How they get all that food back from the kitchen? Them youngins with them sagging pants on, just put in their pants and walk out.
A boy who is from the Sag Harbor village in New York City. A sag boy likes saggin' and hangin' wit da shawds out in Sag Harbor.
Person 1: "Who's that guy saggin' over there?"
Person 2: "Oh, he's just a sag boy."