The court providently exercised its discretion in admitting evidence of defendants' gang activity, which was probative of, among other things, defendants' motives, and was central to the jury's understanding of the incident and the relationships among defendants and the victims, all of which outweighed the potential for undue prejudice (see e.g. People v Hierro,
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