Definition

An early-2000s crew acronym standing for 'Fucken Xtreme,' representing a local posse or friend group that considered themselves the toughest/coolest on the block. A relic of early internet rap culture that hasn't aged particularly well.

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Back in high school, everyone wanted to join FX, but they only let like five people in.

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