Inside A Crips Gang Initation With The Silent Murder Crips From Brownsville Brooklyn

[Drip Bayless]

Vice, at it again making caricatures of urban struggle. The consumer shares equal blame tho, even Vice puts out some meaningful pieces sometimes

 

[Tupac in a Business Suit]

What’s so funny square. Just because you can’t comprehend doesn’t mean it ain’t real.

And before you go off on some weak rant about how you know the hood, I’m from Brooklyn and hung out in the Ville. So I know and could relate to the video from first hand experience.

There was sincere expressions of doubt in this young mans mind but his words showed you that he has no other alternative. He didn’t even return any blows but chose to do what he did best and that was survive. So while many of you get up on your high horse and clown these dudes and then turn around and shyt on black folks, I won’t.

Not every member of a gang is hard or can fight. Do you think if this man had Better options he wouldn’t have chosen a different route?

 

[BrothaZay]

nikkas need to start robbing cacs when they do these type of documentaries

 

[How Sway?]

I can guarantee all of you talking shyt in here wouldn’t dare take the 3 down to that side and talk.

Identify with this young mans pain and struggle. Yes, better choices can be made but not everyone’s path to righteousness is an easy one. I thank him and vice for sharing this because kids also need to see that there is no return once you enter into the call of duty for whatever gang.

Regardless, if you had a father or not, empathize because someone you know or love could be looking at the same fate unbeknownst to you. Most of these dudes aren’t out here banging by choice, in The Ville, it’s a means of survival

Yes a means for survival; as if them nikkas don't have a target on their head once they join.

Which this grown ass goofy clearly doesn't understand.

Cut it out famo. This shyt is corny and dude should find another hobby

 

[JackRoss]

What’s so funny square. Just because you can’t comprehend doesn’t mean it ain’t real.

And before you go off on some weak rant about how you know the hood, I’m from Brooklyn and hung out in the Ville. So I know and could relate to the video from first hand experience.

There was sincere expressions of doubt in this young mans mind but his words showed you that he has no other alternative. He didn’t even return any blows but chose to do what he did best and that was survive. So while many of you get up on your high horse and clown these dudes and then turn around and shyt on black folks, I won’t.

Not every member of a gang is hard or can fight. Do you think if this man had Better options he wouldn’t have chosen a different route?

Just because you are from a certain place it doesn't mean you about shyt.. There are plenty of lames in Brooklyn

 

[concise]

I like how they pixelized their faces but I could still tell exactly what they look like

and they could not stop talking in front of the cameras either.

And when they get in trouble later, they are going to be wondering just how it could have happened.

 

[Tupac in a Business Suit]

Yes a means for survival; as if them nikkas don't have a target on their head once they join.

Which this grown ass goofy clearly doesn't understand.

Cut it out famo. This shyt is corny and dude should find another hobby

Shut up. Lame ass. It ain’t corny. It’s street nikka shyt. You wouldn’t understand if you aren’t from the bottoms fraud.

You think once you make it as a success you don’t have a target on ya head. Tell that to every Fortune 500 ceo.

Just another lame ass cat talking life like you have all the answers. Fool I been at ground zero where this doc is filmed and ain’t nothing fake about those kinds of choices.

 

[kwazzy100]

really sounded like he needed a father figure to guide him and show him love, because that "love" he was talking about receiving after he got jumped seemed non-existent to me. Poor dude really actually just does need love and the search for it led him to faux "love". That ain't love.

Wouldn't you say that's like that for most young dudes that join gangs?

 

[JackRoss]

and they could not stop talking in front of the cameras either.

Bruh they didn't voices weren't even changed to hide their identities

 

[yardman]

The blood set in my neighborhood had a different jump-in method. nikkas would throw mad quarters on the floor of the elevator and you had to pick up all the quarters off the floor before the elevator reached the top floor while several nikkas stomp you out.​

 

[Neuromancer]

Why are we still doing this?

 

[How Sway?]

Shut up. Lame ass. It ain’t corny. It’s street nikka shyt. You wouldn’t understand if you aren’t from the bottoms fraud.

You think once you make it as a success you don’t have a target on ya head. Tell that to every Fortune 500 ceo.

Just another lame ass cat talking life like you have all the answers. Fool I been at ground zero where this doc is filmed and ain’t nothing fake about those kinds of choices.

Join a set at 22 brehs I don't really give a fukk where you been at broski. This shyt is sad either way.

I feel sorry for dude tbh. Join the military if you lookin for 'brotherhood'
At least you get benefits and a severance package

 

[I Really Mean It]

really sounded like he needed a father figure to guide him and show him love, because that "love" he was talking about receiving after he got jumped seemed non-existent to me. Poor dude really actually just does need love and the search for it led him to faux "love". That ain't love.

You could see the despair in his eyes. All of the dudes interviewed looked hopeless.

 

[I Really Mean It]

That nikka looked 26 just now banging crip

It's bad enough he joined a gang as an old ass man but that shyt was recorded

It's more sad than funny, an indictment on the state of many black men in our forgotten hoods.

 

[I Really Mean It]

nikka needs to man up and get a job

Where? Who's hiring?