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Someone who constitutes or brings fresh blood, especially a youngster who joins an older team etc..
Born in 1971, he [Snoop Dogg] grew up in Long Beach with an absent biological father and a strict mother, and though his childhood was happy, he recalls everything coming to a halt in 1987. "I was too old to be a youngblood anymore, and too young to be able to take charge of my game," he remembered.
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Youngblood means Someone who constitutes or brings fresh blood, especially a youngster who joins an older team etc..
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Born in 1971, he [Snoop Dogg] grew up in Long Beach with an absent biological father and a strict mother, and though his childhood was happy, he recalls everything coming to a halt in 1987. "I was too old to be a youngblood anymore, and too young to be able to take charge of my game," he remembered.
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