What does 'bands' mean?

Bands is referring to the rubber band often holding the stack together. Sometimes people can over exaggerate with this term as well. Yo this car costs 100 bands !!! Get the Bands mug. A way to say "money" as stack of 100 dollar bills is held together using a band. Often used in the streets, the bay, or the hood.

Why do people use 'bands' in money slang?

The enduring presence of "bands" in the language of money slang underscores the enduring allure of wealth and the enduring appeal of money as a symbol of success and accomplishment.

What is the difference between a band and a stack?

Stacks, bands, and racks are various slang terms for money. All three differ from each other. A rack (s) is a term that refers to money in thousand-dollar increments. A band is a $1,000 bill, also known as a grand, stack, or G. The word is derived from the band wrapped around a stack of cash, keeping it together. A “stack” is colloquial for $1,000.