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Pass me the rock nikka
Nah it’s crazy how the immigration is to the very worst hoods in NYCYeah that shiit tripped me out, half off them folks in the Ville,got Spanish last names
Brownsville, East NY, South Bronx
They in New Orleans too
Nah it’s crazy how the immigration is to the very worst hoods in NYCYeah that shiit tripped me out, half off them folks in the Ville,got Spanish last names
Yeah that shiit tripped me out, half off them folks in the Ville,got Spanish last names
Nah it’s crazy how the immigration is to the very worst hoods in NYC
Brownsville, East NY, South Bronx
They in New Orleans too
They're not. Parts of Indonesia are just in New Guinea. Like how parts of America are in the Caribbean and how we share the Diomedes islands with Russia.I never knew that Papua New Guinea and Indonesia were the same Island.
The way they did it was through conscription of the black male population in countless wars.
I was blown away how many dark skin people live in DR.Before I knew much about different "Latinos" I went to Dominican Republic.
I was tripping that the people all looked like light skin Black people. And I am one of those light skin Black people so they all thought I was one of them.
They laughed when I said I didn't speak Spanish like they thought I was kidding.
Since then I have become more educated on the subject so I realize my impression at the time was .. narrow minded?
Rosci Diaz from 106 & Park.Aren’t the ones in New Orleans the ones from the mainland that look Central American?
Rosci Diaz from 106 & Park is a Honduran raised in New Orleans.
Biggest thing I learned from this thread is that Taxstone is Honduran
Wonder did he grow up speaking Spanish?