For my Bronx NYC brehs. What block is Capella Grey from?
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Probably your era
We was heavy in iceberg , coogi , gores Vasquez , vansons , Prada American cups ,
Lol we wasn’t behind at all …. White plains road , gun hill road area
Don’t kno what you talking about
Also marmots was always weak to my nikkaz
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This is facts ….. to this day I clarify that I’m not from shytty ass south BronxNorth Bronx and South Bronx are completely different. You talk about the South Bronx to people from North Bronx and they'll cringe.
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Yeah here colloquially “Uptown” or North Bronx refers to those areas.
Fordham is Northwest but it’s simply considered the West side and really it’s a central point in the Bronx everyone go to for shopping and shyt like that.
Parts of this vid are as filmed uptown also
ogc163
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Cat's is tight because I said they were late, it is what it is.I named specific brands and looks, and NO cat's uptown were not rocking the multicolored Vasquez on the same tip cats in the South Bronx were. They rocked Timbs. In high school my main crew of friends were from 219, Valley, and B-Road and I am born and raised and grew up with dudes from Forest and McKinley, and my fam around my age was mostly from Beekman. My cousins went to Graphics and Park West, and so I was in Harlem on a regular basis.
There was a clear difference between how difference in how neighborhoods dressed back then, i.e. East Harlem dudes and West Harlem dudes did not dress the same. Westside cats was rocking before the colorful Marm's waaaay before everyone else, and everyone hopped on the trend afterwards. West Harlem dudes usually did shyt first and then it spread out, I'm not even from there and I gotta give them dudes they credit on that tip. They were also the first when it came to the Monclers, again no shame in giving cats credit.
In my era me and my cousins knew the edge when it came to copping Foamposites was to go to Brooklyn because BK dudes didn't fukk with Foams heavy like that. Foams would sell out in 1-3 days in the BX/Harlem/Heights but could be copped several weeks after release on Fulton. I remember Dallas Penn (much older Decept era cat) emphasizing that BK dudes didn't fukk with Vasquez like that (he even pronounced it differently because BX cats incorrectly saying with a Z, when its supposed to be pronouced Vask)
Ok.
I named specific brands and looks, and NO cat's uptown were not rocking the multicolored Vasquez on the same tip cats in the South Bronx were. They rocked Timbs. In high school my main crew of friends were from 219, Valley, and B-Road and I am born and raised and grew up with dudes from Forest and McKinley, and my fam around my age was mostly from Beekman. My cousins went to Graphics and Park West, and so I was in Harlem on a regular basis.
There was a clear difference between how difference in how neighborhoods dressed back then, i.e. East Harlem dudes and West Harlem dudes did not dress the same. Westside cats was rocking before the colorful Marm's waaaay before everyone else, and everyone hopped on the trend afterwards. West Harlem dudes usually did shyt first and then it spread out, I'm not even from there and I gotta give them dudes they credit on that tip. They were also the first when it came to the Monclers, again no shame in giving cats credit.
In my era me and my cousins knew the edge when it came to copping Foamposites was to go to Brooklyn because BK dudes didn't fukk with Foams heavy like that. Foams would sell out in 1-3 days in the BX/Harlem/Heights but could be copped several weeks after release on Fulton. I remember Dallas Penn (much older Decept era cat) emphasizing that BK dudes didn't fukk with Vasquez like that (he even pronounced it differently because BX cats incorrectly saying with a Z, when its supposed to be pronouced Vask)
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
Co-op is just real isolated and that's by design and you gotta pass by a bunch of real quiet neighborhoods and a highway to get there.Yeah I've heard it's gotten real bad over time, but they don't have the history behind them to where nikkas go.....
Pain and Promise
Pro
Went to school with him & Ron Suno. nikkas from Co-Op happily say Co-Op not Uptown cause of politics.
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
They filmed Ryde or Die at the Kingsbridge Rd train station. Double R always showed love
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
spliz
SplizThaDon
Of course. Lol
Burnside Ave ass mofos lol
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everyone perspective is different
I named specific brands and looks, and NO cat's uptown were not rocking the multicolored Vasquez on the same tip cats in the South Bronx were. They rocked Timbs. In high school my main crew of friends were from 219, Valley, and B-Road and I am born and raised and grew up with dudes from Forest and McKinley, and my fam around my age was mostly from Beekman. My cousins went to Graphics and Park West, and so I was in Harlem on a regular basis.
There was a clear difference between how difference in how neighborhoods dressed back then, i.e. East Harlem dudes and West Harlem dudes did not dress the same. Westside cats was rocking before the colorful Marm's waaaay before everyone else, and everyone hopped on the trend afterwards. West Harlem dudes usually did shyt first and then it spread out, I'm not even from there and I gotta give them dudes they credit on that tip. They were also the first when it came to the Monclers, again no shame in giving cats credit.
In my era me and my cousins knew the edge when it came to copping Foamposites was to go to Brooklyn because BK dudes didn't fukk with Foams heavy like that. Foams would sell out in 1-3 days in the BX/Harlem/Heights but could be copped several weeks after release on Fulton. I remember Dallas Penn (much older Decept era cat) emphasizing that BK dudes didn't fukk with Vasquez like that (he even pronounced it differently because BX cats incorrectly saying with a Z, when its supposed to be pronouced Vask)
it wasn't possible for you to be in every loop uptXwn
so when you say uptXwn was behind it sounds alien relative to what nikkas know about themselves & how they came up
same way i may be speaking from a perspective of someone being around nikkas that were pulling the best of all influences from all the boroughs & ot
we all feel like our neighborhood is the center of everything & ahead on the clock
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@ the north bronx being soft
@ the south bronx being in the loop on fashion "YEARS" before north bronx