"Mobster Family" refers to a group of individuals involved in organized crime, often linked to the mafia or similar criminal organizations. These families typically operate in a hierarchical structure, with a boss at the top, followed by underbosses, capos, and soldiers. Their activities may include illegal gambling, drug trafficking, and extortion. The term is often popularized in movies and television shows, portraying the complex relationships and codes of loyalty within these families. Notable examples include the Corleone family from "The Godfather" and the Soprano family from "The Sopranos," which highlight the blend of crime and family dynamics.