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HPD

Beginner 📱 Gen-Z / Internet Slang

Definition

The Houston Pootang Destroyers

An elite group of gamers, racists, nerds, grease monkeys and car aficionados.

Has since been separated… but not disbanded…

Example Usage

Them “HPD” boys sure know how to have a good time wherever they go

Origin

Urban Dictionary

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