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Even crazier the creators are British not American. But they spend a lot of time in the U.S.Same with gta San Andreas lowkey
Even crazier the creators are British not American. But they spend a lot of time in the U.S.Same with gta San Andreas lowkey
I'm saying man. People make threads not even knowing the history of what or who they talking about. Just blatant surface level ignorance.David Simon was a writer that covered the Baltimore homicide desk for like 2 years or so. He made the corner
David Simon was a writer that covered the Baltimore homicide desk for like 2 years or so. He made the corner
That's the essence of it. Go back a decade or so, and the men who killed for drugs and money in this city were just that: men. Dennis Wise, Hercules Williams, Vernon Collins -- every last one a stone sociopath. But even detectives concede that people like Wise and Collins knew their business. When they did a drug murder -- they did it alone, in the dark, beyond the realm of witnesses and bystanders. Bystander massacres were scarce.
Now, a decade later, the drug markets are filled with second-class criminals -- small change tossed from the pocket of some Bronx wholesaler, sent south because a $5 cocaine cap brings $10 here in Baltimore, because New York is already cluttered with dopers. These are young men who have no allegiance to this community, who will fire a 9mm Glock near anyone, certain that no one they know will suffer.
I mean Ed Burns was a cop and built relationships throughout the years, one of them being David Simon who was a reporter. Live enough life and you'll realize this aint that far-fetched. As intriguing as the street/drug life was the policing aspect was just as amazing. One of the greatest and most underrated scenes of the show. Bunny had so many great scenes but this one is my favorite and always gets overlooked especially in this day and times.
its creator, head writer, showrunner David Simon a journalist
in fact the show was mainly written by Simon and Ed Burns, a baltimore retired detective
how the hell did they understand black culture and urban culture so well
He also wrote Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets. You see a lot of the influences that would be on The Wire come from there. For example, the 'Snotboogie' scene that opens the show was lifted from that book.David Simon was a writer that covered the Baltimore homicide desk for like 2 years or so. He made the corner
Sam Houser, Rockstar’s founder is a big hip hop aficionadoEven crazier the creators are British not American. But they spend a lot of time in the U.S.
Yeah, I have read a couple interviews with him and his brother. They seem like very cool guys. The Ether billboards gave it away as well. lolSam Houser, Rockstar’s founder is a big hip hop aficionado
Season 2?No it aint.
Most white people in that show come out looking good in that show