Um was the dj type lady talking about the gang the boppers??

[fist fighter]

or was shetalking to all gangs and if she was what does boppers mean

[Ranchgal]

I believe she was talking to everyone---and using the term "Boppers" as a universal word for any and all the gang members/street people that were "out there" and listening.

Boppers was/is a slang term for 60s/70s gang members or people who like to fight.
It also originally was used for the 50's rock and roll dancers. The Bop was one of the first set of rock and roll steps that took jitterbugging one step further. It was also used in several titles of early rock and roll songs, that were defined by a certain "bop" beat/ musical rhythm--that turned into a universal term for teenagers, who danced and or fought.
People who like action!! And keep up with what's happening.

[SoldierHeavyMuscle]

I believe she was talking to everyone---and using the term "Boppers" as a universal word for any and all the gang members/street people that were "out there" and listening.

Boppers was/is a slang term for 60s/70s gang members or people who like to fight.
It also originally was used for the 50's rock and roll dancers. The Bop was one of the first set of rock and roll steps that took jitterbugging one step further. It was also used in several titles of early rock and roll songs, that were defined by a certain "bop" beat/ musical rhythm--that turned into a universal term for teenagers, who danced and or fought.
People who like action!! And keep up with what's happening.

exactly!! the historical equal of "gangbanger"

[Lion]

Yeah, she was talking to everyone listening, it seems to me that she might of been an informer for the Riffs. It was gang radio, she only used slang that gangs used in case cops were listening.

Bopper (bop) Informal, from Harlem gettoish slang 1941-1967:bop/-perus
tr.v. bopped, bop.ping, bops
to hit or strike hard
n. A blow; a punch.
Bop' (colloq)
verb intr. bopped, bopping
1. to dance to popular music, 1950-1965 (Rock n' Roll)
Derivative: bopper
Etymology: 1940's street term for modern jazz.

Sentence: Ajax bopped the hell out of a Furie bopper.

[back2coney]

"We might have to bop our way back"

[Ranchgal]

Y

Sentence: Ajax bopped the hell out of a Furie bopper.

ROFLMAO!!! NOW that is one hysterically accurate sentence, not to mention an understatement!!
I love it.
Goodness this board has been fun today!

[Love me! LOVE DOPEFISH!]

Also see: Some of the Boppers' boppers bopped some boppers that were against the Boppers.

[fist fighter]

"We might have to bop our way back"

so its just slang so like the sentence u used the word bop would be find????

[Love me! LOVE DOPEFISH!]

"We might have to bop our way back"

so its just slang so like the sentence u used the word bop would be find????

There, it would be referring to them having to fight their way back to Coney.