did adebesi play the character of supreme in that biopic trash?
Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff Was A Coke Head Who Lost All Of His Fortune
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I know Lou...he's not talking out his ass. Ask anybody from St. Nick that lived through that time about Lou and they will tell you he was wilder than Po.
Thing with ya'll nikkas is that ya'll love to read shyt and watch movies and fall in love with the story. Po was a wild boy but there was a million dudes during that time that was wilder. Dudes kill me talking all this wild "ooohhh...nikkas is scared of Po, they better watch their mouth" shyt. This nikka Glaze was wilder than Po.
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GoonieToons
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Po is a killer
Lou was wild, but Po was cut throat and calculated. You don't rise to the heights he did without putting people in the dirt. We all know what happened to Lou when he came up against the YTC. People talk shyt behind Alpo's back, but then they see him they want to take a pic with him for the gram lol. I think if G Lou and Po ever meet again they will be cordial, they share history.
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So what? Was a million killers in that era.
You don't know these nikkas. Lou was a WILD boy and til this day gets busy. I'm not gonna throw his business out there. And what are you even talking about YTC?
Lou was with the shyts and ended up getting shot. Is that supposed to mean something? Lou already TOLD you nikkas that get caught up with these stories that Po taking these pictures with people that he knows ain't bout that action. Lou was talking directly to nikkas like you, breh.You read stories, watched a few movies and get on the internet talking like you some insider. GoonieToons
Bro, nikkas don't understand how wild that era was. nikkas was killing for bullshyt back then. Po wasn't even remotely the wildest nikka in NYC. He wasn't even the wildest nikka operating in Harlem. Up until the early 2000s nikkas was finding dead bodies from the 80s all up and down Edgecombe Ave in brownstones and none of that shyt was done by Po.
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Exactly, NYC as a whole was wild in the 80s, every block/ave/p's had a alpo in them.
Stop talking about shyt u know nothing about. You live in the UK. I lived on 149th between Broadway and Amsterdam 89 - 92 and you talking all this "crews not to be fukked with" talk and havent mentioned 1 word about the dominicans on the heights because those stories aren't on Youtube or magazines
So what? Was a million killers in that era.
You don't know these nikkas. Lou was a WILD boy and til this day gets busy. I'm not gonna throw his business out there. And what are you even talking about YTC?
GoonieToons
Relax bruh, u sound giddy and excited about black men gettin slaughtered
Relax bruh, u sound giddy and excited about black men gettin slaughtered
No, I'm not. That era was disgusting and ruined alot of lives. I just detest dudes that read some magazines and watched some dvds and hop on the internet and try to act like they know what the fukk really was going on in the NYC streets during the 80s and 90s. They all post the same tired shyt cause they all getting their info from the same printed sources, youtube and dvds. shyt is fukking corny.
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@GoonieToons As far as Gibbs being a rat
Former NYC crack king reflects on life of murder, money, women and guns at height of drug epidemic
"After he was arrested on drug conspiracy charges, detectives bombarded the federal prosecutors with claims that Gibbs was responsible for dozens of murders, Ponzi said.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Leslie Caldwell then brought in Ponzi to get the record straight, he said.
"They had attributed a murder a day to him, but that was way out of proportion," he said. "I told them to take a deep breath."
Gibbs agreed to cooperate with the investigation in exchange for a lesser sentence.
"He was quick to volunteer," Ponzi said. "We never caught him in a single lie. He somehow never got on the witness stand, so he hasn't been outed like many others."
Gibbs, who has an extraordinary ability to recall names, addresses and details, was key to the case, and subsequently became a source whom Ponzi relied to learn about the operations of gangsters across north Brooklyn, he said.
"He was responsible for helping cause the demise of the Fat Cat organization," he said. "He was one of the first upper echelon cooperators against them. He's a really bad guy, but those guys killed a parole officer and a police officer."
The federal prosecutors initially weren't going to charge him with the homicides, but the Queens and Brooklyn district attorneys objected so forcefully that he was also obliged to plead guilty to the five murders and two attempted murders, Ponzi said.
His cooperation was valuable enough that prosecutors spoke on his behalf at the sentencing, he said."
Just because someone never takes the stand doesn't make them less of a rat, he cooperated so well the feds were going to let him walk on 5 murders, 2 attempted murders and drug conspiracy charges if the Queens and Brooklyn D.A's hadn't intervened.
If you think all he told on were dead men I don't know what to tell you
Former NYC crack king reflects on life of murder, money, women and guns at height of drug epidemic
"After he was arrested on drug conspiracy charges, detectives bombarded the federal prosecutors with claims that Gibbs was responsible for dozens of murders, Ponzi said.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Leslie Caldwell then brought in Ponzi to get the record straight, he said.
"They had attributed a murder a day to him, but that was way out of proportion," he said. "I told them to take a deep breath."
Gibbs agreed to cooperate with the investigation in exchange for a lesser sentence.
"He was quick to volunteer," Ponzi said. "We never caught him in a single lie. He somehow never got on the witness stand, so he hasn't been outed like many others."
Gibbs, who has an extraordinary ability to recall names, addresses and details, was key to the case, and subsequently became a source whom Ponzi relied to learn about the operations of gangsters across north Brooklyn, he said.
"He was responsible for helping cause the demise of the Fat Cat organization," he said. "He was one of the first upper echelon cooperators against them. He's a really bad guy, but those guys killed a parole officer and a police officer."
The federal prosecutors initially weren't going to charge him with the homicides, but the Queens and Brooklyn district attorneys objected so forcefully that he was also obliged to plead guilty to the five murders and two attempted murders, Ponzi said.
His cooperation was valuable enough that prosecutors spoke on his behalf at the sentencing, he said."
Just because someone never takes the stand doesn't make them less of a rat, he cooperated so well the feds were going to let him walk on 5 murders, 2 attempted murders and drug conspiracy charges if the Queens and Brooklyn D.A's hadn't intervened.
If you think all he told on were dead men I don't know what to tell you
Anyone interested should read Queens Reigns Supreme by Ethan Brown, an in depth look at The Supreme Team, and the last of the 80's kingpins. They really things like murdering and dismembering Dominican and Colombian drug connects, luring them to stash spots in the projects.
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I seen this vid and a few others. This nikka was a goon. Did you hear that big daddy Kane story?
