Is it true that Anglo is a French creole and they are not true Germanic?

No

Yes. English shares many attributes of a créole language.

-Distinction between a substrate and superstrate.
-Distinction of the aforementioned in social register.
-Loss of inflections as a result of language contact
-Inheritance (difference between a pidgin and a créole)

>Yo nigga, I be talkin to this fuckin bitch on the street n sheet and she sucked my dick homie haha I blew a FAT nut
A 100% Germanic sentence

To an extent, but languages closely related to each other are kind of like really, really heavy accents. There's more continuity.
English is more creole-esque than other major world languages.

He's from Gothenburg so you be the judge

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Nigga is not an English word sorry.

English and French aren't mutually intelligible so I wouldn't consider it a creole.

It depends.
A dictionary will be 1/4 germanic but books are 3/4 Germanic.

Write a long sentence only using Germanic words

That's not how it works son. Haïtian créole mutually unintelligible with French for example.