Womb Raider
sigh….*unzips pants*
Corny
Druski on YoungBoy bm “B*tch look like me” YB Label responds “This why y’all n*ggas be dying”
- Thread starter JordanWearinThe45
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NZA
LOL
they are both right but neither one should have said it
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Lol he does?
Eastside Get The Money
Veteran
I would say it’s all jokes but you gotta treat the internet like outside. That might be an on-sight if he said that to his face
Drip Bayless
Superstar
nikkas in here cosigning death over a light joke
nikkas grew up up in fukked up environments to think killing a man over words is normal
The God Poster
LWO representa
man stop it…If I ran up & said that bytch bm you got look like a whole nikka you’d be ready burn shyt down.
What does it matter to you
BobbyWojak
Superstar
Probably shouldn't have said this
A Tribe Called Quest ™
Make Em Say Ughh ... Silk da Shocker
So does Usher, that nikka ain’t hitting mid
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
murksiderock
Superstar
False...
I'd probably try to laugh it off and walk it off and depending on where you want to take it determines the rest, but you telling me my BM looks like a man doesn't incite feelings of murder within me or really any scope of violence...
If you were really annoying and tried to play to a crowd, and kept at it because you take me laughing it off as weakness, I'm sure I'd say something like don't disrespect me and mine if I didn't come for you. Depending on how disrespectful you got after that it could turn into a fight but that isn't my instinctual reaction...
One thing I've learned with age, is you typically invite the energy that's around you. I don't surround myself with personalities or environments where publicly mocking someone's woman is the wave, so this isn't a situation I'd likely ever find myself in at this stage...
Even when I was younger and I did attract ignorant energy, this was a rarity for me. I got in the ballpark of 50 fist fights prior to me turning 23, the only ones I can remember being over a girl or woman are a bus fight in 8th grade (dude was mocking me after dating a chick I already had); and a street fight in 11th grade (I spent the night with a chick I never hit but her boyfriend ran down on me thinking I smashed her)...
When I was 20/21 this guy came at me over his girl, which turned into something else, but we never fought. But these are the only three scenarios a woman was the center of any conflict I was part of, and in none of those scenarios was I the initiator or pressing the line...
As an emotionally, self-aware grown man now, I'll defend my woman if need be vocally, and of course if she was in physical danger I'd defend her. You telling me that she looks like a man ain't doing anything in and if itself unless you have extra antics ongoing; and again, it's not gonna rise to the level of death threats with me even if it escalated further. That's not the business...
This is another one....
So I never lost anyone who was real, real close to me in the streets. I knew plenty of guys who were killed, and some of those guys I ran with at different points in time, but never anyone who was deeply special to me. So it's possible my view could be different if I did lose someone really close to me, though I'm not sure I'd differ much on this...
Outside whether you were especially tight with a nikka or not, when someone is saying they knocked something from your side, it's an insult regardless, doesn't matter how close you and the deceased were. I took it personally for sure but I took it personally in the perspective that most cats claiming kills aren't the actual trigger man, so I wanted to make examples of nikkas...
The dudes who are the trigger men I still wanted to make an example of, because the implication is that you're calling me or my affiliation soft by saying you took from me/us, and I'm gonna show cats ain't nothing sweet over here. In alot of cases though, actual killers aren't the ones publicly and vocally throwing Ks behind everything---->some do, but many are less vocal. We still know who they are and the animosity was still the same but 'some' of them aren't the ones all over the city boasting about how they took from you...
I took it as a slight to the click or to me, it wasn't about the dead homies personally. In general, hood dudes take credit for whatever they hood or set or click does, regardless if they did it themselves, because that's what we do. It adds to your reputation if you're from somewhere with that reputation, almost everyone leans on this directly at some point or other...
So yes, I'd retaliate, and this was actually said to me on several occasions, but for me personally, my beef wasn't about the dissing of the dead ones, and maybe that's because I wasn't super tight with any of em (I was always more if a transient and a loner). My issue was you feeling bold enough to even say something disrespectful to ME, now we have a problem...
So that's how I took it then. Now, in this particular instance is a rare occasion I agree with this goofy Charleston White. I'm 33 years old, way too much to live for, way too much going on. Like I said above, I don't really surround myself with this company anymore so this probably never happens to me but if it did, I'd probably laugh it off. How the person responded from there would dictate the rest of my actions but saying "fukk your dead homies" today doesn't mean much to me, the nikka saying it to me probably too young to have even known anybody I ran with
....In general for people living like that, that phrase is punishable terminology for sure...
The God Poster
LWO representa
Stopped reading at the bolded lolFalse...
I'd probably try to laugh it off and walk it off and depending on where you want to take it determines the rest, but you telling me my BM looks like a man doesn't incite feelings of murder within me or really any scope of violence...
If you were really annoying and tried to play to a crowd, and kept at it because you take me laughing it off as weakness, I'm sure I'd say something like don't disrespect me and mine if I didn't come for you. Depending on how disrespectful you got after that it could turn into a fight but that isn't my instinctual reaction...
One thing I've learned with age, is you typically invite the energy that's around you. I don't surround myself with personalities or environments where publicly mocking someone's woman is the wave, so this isn't a situation I'd likely ever find myself in at this stage...
Even when I was younger and I did attract ignorant energy, this was a rarity for me. I got in the ballpark of 50 fist fights prior to me turning 23, the only ones I can remember being over a girl or woman are a bus fight in 8th grade (dude was mocking me after dating a chick I already had); and a street fight in 11th grade (I spent the night with a chick I never hit but her boyfriend ran down on me thinking I smashed her)...
When I was 20/21 this guy came at me over his girl, which turned into something else, but we never fought. But these are the only three scenarios a woman was the center of any conflict I was part of, and in none of those scenarios was I the initiator or pressing the line...
As an emotionally, self-aware grown man now, I'll defend my woman if need be vocally, and of course if she was in physical danger I'd defend her. You telling me that she looks like a man ain't doing anything in and if itself unless you have extra antics ongoing; and again, it's not gonna rise to the level of death threats with me even if it escalated further. That's not the business...
This is another one....
So I never lost anyone who was real, real close to me in the streets. I knew plenty of guys who were killed, and some of those guys I ran with at different points in time, but never anyone who was deeply special to me. So it's possible my view could be different if I did lose someone really close to me, though I'm not sure I'd differ much on this...
Outside whether you were especially tight with a nikka or not, when someone is saying they knocked something from your side, it's an insult regardless, doesn't matter how close you and the deceased were. I took it personally for sure but I took it personally in the perspective that most cats claiming kills aren't the actual trigger man, so I wanted to make examples of nikkas...
The dudes who are the trigger men I still wanted to make an example of, because the implication is that you're calling me or my affiliation soft by saying you took from me/us, and I'm gonna show cats ain't nothing sweet over here. In alot of cases though, actual killers aren't the ones publicly and vocally throwing Ks behind everything---->some do, but many are less vocal. We still know who they are and the animosity was still the same but 'some' of them aren't the ones all over the city boasting about how they took from you...
I took it as a slight to the click or to me, it wasn't about the dead homies personally. In general, hood dudes take credit for whatever they hood or set or click does, regardless if they did it themselves, because that's what we do. It adds to your reputation if you're from somewhere with that reputation, almost everyone leans on this directly at some point or other...
So yes, I'd retaliate, and this was actually said to me on several occasions, but for me personally, my beef wasn't about the dissing of the dead ones, and maybe that's because I wasn't super tight with any of em (I was always more if a transient and a loner). My issue was you feeling bold enough to even say something disrespectful to ME, now we have a problem...
So that's how I took it then. Now, in this particular instance is a rare occasion I agree with this goofy Charleston White. I'm 33 years old, way too much to live for, way too much going on. Like I said above, I don't really surround myself with this company anymore so this probably never happens to me but if it did, I'd probably laugh it off. How the person responded from there would dictate the rest of my actions but saying "fukk your dead homies" today doesn't mean much to me, the nikka saying it to me probably too young to have even known anybody I ran with
In general for people living like that, that phrase is punishable terminology for sure...
You should have added a “sir” at the end to make it more believable
