LA nikkas are Hoover criminals the most vicious set?

[Donald J Trump]

Still ain't got fathers, jobs, or a decent education and the police are still out there against you.





Nah, ain't go excuses, gang-banging is some dumb shyt no matter where you are.

i hear you
and if u was a youngin before 08 era i get it


but now
shidd

 

[EndDomination]

Still ain't got fathers, jobs, or a decent education and the police are still out there against you.





Nah, ain't go excuses, gang-banging is some dumb shyt no matter where you are.

Trust me, the urge to bang is different in the MidWest and East Coast hoods.
A lot of the conditions are the same.

But lead in the water for EVERYBODY, collapsing schools, homelessness, or 8 deep in a rickety house on the verge of literally falling apart, streets that hadn't een repaired in over a decade, and resources being far away, plus winter coming makes shyt a whole lot different.

A lot of dudes wouldn't survive in East Cleveland or Chicago.

 

[Robbie3000]

No doubt.

I used to live across from one of the most notorious hoods in Inglewood. This what it looks like on Google Street View:

Now compare this to some hoods in Philly, Baltimore or the Bronx. You L.A nikkas got it good.

I even made a thread about real estate in L.A hoods. Most of the houses in Nipsey's hood are going for 600K or more and the median wages in that area are like $30K which itself doesn't make sense to me, unless people bought and have been sitting on these houses since the 70s and 80s.

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/real-estate-questions-for-l-a-people.702324/

 

[Ikwa]

Research Gangs like a cac brehs

 

[Ol’Otis]

No doubt.

I used to live across from one of the most notorious hoods in Inglewood. This what it looks like on Google Street View:

you used to live in the bottoms?

 

[BrothaZay]

Cali nikkas really dont understand how nice some of their “hoods” look

Actually cali nikkas are fully aware SOME of their hoods look nice. However theres this idea that only LA has nice looking hoods. I see hoods down south and midwest, and even in NYC that look just as nice as hoods in inglewood, only difference is they dont have palm trees.

 

[BrothaZay]

Now compare this to some hoods in Philly, Baltimore or the Bronx. You L.A nikkas got it good.

I even made a thread about real estate in L.A hoods. Most of the houses in Nipsey's hood are going for 600K or more and the median wages in that area are like $30K which itself doesn't make sense to me, unless people bought and have been sitting on these houses since the 70s and 80s.

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/real-estate-questions-for-l-a-people.702324/

Theres hoods in LA that are legit ran down though, and theres hoods in the bronx that are nice.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Now compare this to some hoods in Philly, Baltimore or the Bronx. You L.A nikkas got it good.

I even made a thread about real estate in L.A hoods. Most of the houses in Nipsey's hood are going for 600K or more and the median wages in that area are like $30K which itself doesn't make sense to me, unless people bought and have been sitting on these houses since the 70s and 80s.

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/real-estate-questions-for-l-a-people.702324/

Some of them were legacy from the 1970s. Others are owned by absentee landlords.

you used to live in the bottoms?

Some people called it The Bottoms where we stayed but it wasn't really in the actual Bottoms. I had to cross the street to be in the legit Bottoms. My spot actually looked a lot worse than the pic I showed but the rep wasn't quite as bad. It was still a hot neighborhood though.

 

[Ol’Otis]

Some of them were legacy from the 1970s. Others are owned by absentee landlords.





Some people called it The Bottoms where we stayed but it wasn't really in the actual Bottoms. I had to cross the street to be in the legit Bottoms.

by woodworth and morningside high?

i used to live on the one way

 

[Professor Emeritus]

by woodworth and morningside high?

i used to live on the one way

I was over on Century near the Blockbuster, which should date me cause that spot has been closed for a minute now. What year were you?

And you lived in South Central too? I stayed up near John Muir for a couple years.

 

[Ol’Otis]

. What year were you?

literally on 104th and Crenshaw

And you lived in South Central too? I stayed up near John Muir for a couple years.

in the early 90s we were in historical south central (42nd and Broadway)

early 2000s 95th and Figueroa

 

[Professor Emeritus]

literally on 104th and Crenshaw

in the early 90s we were in historical south central (42nd and Broadway)

early 2000s 95th and Figueroa

ha, we were circling each other in those neighborhoods. What year were you in high school? You ever playing at Darby? In the court or outside?

 

[Ol’Otis]

What year were you in high school?

03-07 i went to Locke

i went to darby once and only stayed for like 20 minutes

 

[Professor Emeritus]

03-07 i went to Locke

i went to darby once and only stayed for like 20 minutes

Yeah, I'm sure i didn't know you but we probably waited in the same line at the 99 cent store or Wingstop or some shyt lol. (Randomly I ran into Reggie Bush's father - the biological one, not the one who raised him - at that Wingstop once. I think he lived somewhere near Hollywood Park.)

The outdoor pickup games at Darby were trash but so are blacktop games damn near everywhere in LA. I walked over to ball every afternoon I could though. On some nights when the gym wasn't being utilized for anything there would be really strong games of full-court fives indoors.

 

[ISO]

Most of the hoods in Compton and South Central have small and raggedy houses, and dusty apts/projects. Palm trees don't add anything to it.

I'm sorry breh I have East Coast eyes and that shyt look nice to me