What does the Crip six-point star mean?

The Crip six-point star is a common mark used by members to identify themselves as part of the Crips street gang. Founded by Stanley Williams, the Crips street gang also use other symbols and hand signs.

The six-point star or the Star of David is normally painted blue on walls. Crip 6 point star tattoos are also usually blue. Blue is the common color of the Crips street gang. The members wear items like blue bandanas or rags to identify themselves as Crips members.

Crips also use a three-point or six-point crown that is also painted in blue to identify themselves. The number six is another common symbol among the Crips street gang members.