How did these "OGs" out in Cali get this fukking big?

[Apollo Creed]

Kali Muscle talks about why prison dudes get so big. Even if they aren’t allowed free weights they get big off food and calisthenics.

Kali was a Juce head lol.

 

[reasonable_doubter]

people didnt shoot during the highest murder rate decades of American history

mafukkas really just type whatever on here

actually its was the 1870s-1910s that had the highest rate in american history.... reconstruction/early jim crow/late wild west era.... there was no real law or order then...

 

[SheWantTheD]

This. Most serious lifters will flat out tell you not to go dumb heavy unless youre willing to risk your body and pay the price for it down the line. There is absolutely nothing beneficial in ego lifting. You can still lift heavy but not competition level shyt. Unless youre competing, all ego lifting does is create accumulative damage and wear and tear over time that eventually shortens your gym life. Then youre stuck racked with injuries talking bout how much you used to lift and no one gives a shyt about that.

Right. And the nikkas I see at the gym that ego lift don't even go full range of motion cause the weight is too heavy for them. Losing out on results not doing exercises full range of motion.

Nikkas using they whole back when doing bicep curls, when that should just be when you fighting for that last rep, not every got damn rep.

 

[Alvin]

Steroids or not it just wasn't cool to be a skinny nikka back then. It wasn't even cool to be a skinny nikka in the 90s.

so how was snoop, Tha Dogg Pound popular in the 90s?

 

[strbuysrv]

Crack. Them dudes was smoking crack and hitting the weights.

 

[10bandz]

so how was snoop, Tha Dogg Pound popular in the 90s?

cuz they made music that people liked

 

[3rd Ward Swangin]

Crack. Them dudes was smoking crack and hitting the weights.

Crack didn't exist till the 83-84

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

so how was snoop, Tha Dogg Pound popular in the 90s?

Bruh, I was talking about regular black people that came of age in the 80s and 90s. Every breh wanted muscles back then and we were comparing biceps even back in 3rd grade.

 

[ATownD19]

Kali was a Juce head lol.

That’s all hyphy mud breh

 

[strbuysrv]

Pcp

 

[3rd Ward Swangin]

so how was snoop, Tha Dogg Pound popular in the 90s?

I remember females I went to school was asked who they'd rather mess with out of Dre and Snoop. All of them picked Dre and said snoop was too bony.

 

[Biscayne]

nikka look like he picks up cows splits them in two and drinks the blood.

OG Craig and OG Ct...

Craig was an og from way back in the slausons. He was one of original members of The Avenues. A prequel to The Rolling 60's. Craig was ridiculously huge. Like a titan running around South Central. Dudes measurements were ridiculous.....

Good interview, I especially like the part where he talked about flexing on Arnold in a photo op, even when Arnold said no posing. His bicep was bigger than Arnold head.




He got sent back to San Quentin from Jamestown prison for being too big.

 

[3rd Ward Swangin]

OG Craig and OG Ct...

Craig was an og from way back in the slausons. He was one of original members of The Avenues. A prequel to The Rolling 60's. Craig was ridiculously huge. Like a titan running around South Central. Dudes measurements were ridiculous.....

Good interview, I especially like the part where he talked about flexing on Arnold in a photo op, even when Arnold said no posing. His bicep was bigger than Arnold head.




He got sent back to San Quentin from Jamestown prison for being too big.

Craig was from the east side. He didn't have anything to do with the 60's. He was a prequel to the Crips specifically the East Coast Crips originally east side Crips.

 

[Biscayne]

Craig was from the east side. He didn't have anything to do with the 60's. He was a prequel to the Crips specifically the East Coast Crips originally east side Crips.

You're right, I got The Avenues mixed with The Rollin Avenues. The Original Westside Crips were the predecessor of the Rolling 60's of which The Rolling Avenues was apart of putting together and was a set within the 60's.

 

[Ol’Otis]

Crack didn't exist till the 83-84

'79