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Widely used Twitter Tamil Language Slur to define an attention seeking kandaroli tweep who recklessly bites everyone who he doesn’t like and says whatever the current puratchi trend is. Also called Puratchi Puluthi.
Aadhi: Actor Vijay is the best socially aware actor and politician.
Tweeple: Poda 10 Paisa Paithiyam pundelokka
a california jail gang
the more rugged members often serve 10-15 years
known to have collaborative efforts to lower peers sentences, i.e laziness and outbreaks or fighting
eas paisa homie
1.- Plural for paisa. (Countryman): Meaninng someone from the same country as you.
2.- A Federal prison gang also with presence in California, Texas, Arizona and state prisons all across U.S.A and other Countries. They identify by using the number 16 in their tattoos. In Texas they are also known as "Tango Mexicles" or just "Mexicles". In California they are known as "Quinteros" because of the area and street they reside, The 5th Hill (La Quinta Loma). They have strong presence in cities like Ciudad Juarez, Guadalajara, Monterrey and Mexico City. In Colombia most are from Medellin. In the USA they mostly live in Texas, California and Arizona.
Paisa is almost like calling someone "hometown". Because he is from the same city as you but with the word Paisas, short for Paisanos, its the same thing but only referring to someone from the same counrty as you but in spanish.
Prison organization majorly composed by Mexicans and latinos. Often seen using the number "16" in tattoos & logos. The number sixteen represents the letter ("P" for Paisa) in the alphabet. Paisa is also spanish Word for "Hometown or Homeboy".
"When I hit the pen I'm going to run with the paisas".
A Mexican whose Mexican-ness comically interferes with a white-washed society
“Bro, I can’t hear the Patriots game over the neighbor’s mariachi music! Fucking paisa.”
A person from Colombia that is from the Antioquia region, most referred to Medellín, also where the hottest girls are and the best accent 😩
“where you from?”
“i’m paisa, don’t u hear my accent”
“knew it”