Lil Tjay & Don Q beefing; Tjay says he's gonna take a High Bridge chain and smash A Boogie babymoms
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But there were Gangstas that spoke to the younger dudes and told them to get off the block. This Generation don’t have that. The OG nikkas have them doing dumb shyt(most of them p*ssy). Nobody was fronting like they were gangsta. You either was or you want. If you want you were hustling.
Edit: How the fukk you get poster of the year? Who got paid my nikka
I think our generation was worse but our generation was doing it for a cause. People was on that paper chase and getting bodied for either being a snake and being greedy or getting killed for that. Now, these people is smacking peoples moms, disrespecting the dead, killing soft dudes to get clout and a rep to join a gang. Just dumb shyt with no morals. I think that’s the biggest difference from this generation to ours along with what duke said. No og guidance. Do people even do warning shots anymore? That was something I learned early early in my age and I was left
Till this day I remember it clear as day. I heard a shot. Ran to the building. Then just heard nothing but shots. Later on I asked why did all them shots happen after and they told me it was to make sure the innocent get a chance to cover. Some type of moral no matter what
People were doing that in our generation too bro. Killing innocent bystanders, shooting little girls, killing babies, killing nikkas for Jordans and Starter caps. I think we just getting older and now we see it all over the place because of social media. It's unfortunate.I think our generation was worse but our generation was doing it for a cause. People was on that paper chase and getting bodied for either being a snake and being greedy or getting killed for that. Now, these people is smacking peoples moms, disrespecting the dead, killing soft dudes to get clout and a rep to join a gang. Just dumb shyt with no morals. I think that’s the biggest difference from this generation to ours along with what duke said. No og guidance. Do people even do warning shots anymore? That was something I learned early early in my age and I was left
Till this day I remember it clear as day. I heard a shot. Ran to the building. Then just heard nothing but shots. Later on I asked why did all them shots happen after and they told me it was to make sure the innocent get a chance to cover. Some type of moral no matter what
you got a point about social media and not seeing things as much. But I’m gonna be honest, I hardly ever knew of people getting killed for sneakers during that time. Robbed? Of course. But killed? I started noticing people getting killed moreso for the chains. But everything was a robbery. Summer youth checks, you getting stuck. Coats,’ getting stuck up, jansport, yapped. Not giving it up? Stomped out.. most of the killings I knew about was always drug related. Innocent people sometimes got hit. No doubt but it wasn’t completely reckless. Again, I might be seeing it cus we see shyt more on video In these present days. I just know warning shots is not known anymore in this day and age.
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Definitely was happening bro. I personally know someone who got put in a wheelchair over Jordans. But yeah it was happening back then, to a wide extent.
MAY 14, 1990
SENSELESS
IN AMERICA'S CITIES, KIDS ARE KILLING KIDS OVER SNEAKERS AND OTHER SPORTS APPAREL FAVORED BY DRUG DEALERS. WHO'S TO BLAME?
https://vault.si.com/vault/1990/05/...apparel-favored-by-drug-dealers-whos-to-blame
For 15-year-old Michael Eugene Thomas, it definitely was the shoes. A ninth-grader at Meade Senior High School in Anne Arundel County, Md., Thomas was found strangled on May 2, 1989. Charged with first-degree murder was James David Martin, 17, a basketball buddy who allegedly took Thomas's two-week-old Air Jordan basketball shoes and left Thomas's barefoot body in the woods near school.
Thomas loved Michael Jordan, as well as the shoes Jordan endorses, and he cleaned his own pair each evening. He kept the cardboard shoe box with Jordan's silhouette on it in a place of honor in his room. Inside the box was the sales ticket for the shoes. It showed he paid $115.50, the price of a product touched by deity.
The killings aren't new. In 1983, 14-year-old Dewitt Duckett was shot to death in the hallway of Harlem Park Junior High in Baltimore by someone who apparently wanted Duckett's silky blue Georgetown jacket. In 1985, 13-year-old Shawn Jones was shot in Detroit after five youths took his Fila sneakers. But lately the pace of the carnage has quickened. In January 1988, an unidentified 14-year-old Houston boy, a star athlete in various sports, allegedly stabbed and killed 22-year-old Eric Allen with a butcher knife after the two argued over a pair of tennis shoes in the home the youths shared with their mothers. Seven months later a gunman in Atlanta allegedly robbed an unnamed 17-year-old of his Mercedes-Benz hat and Avia hightops after shooting to death the boy's 25-year-old friend, Carl Middlebrooks, as Middlebrooks pedaled away on his bike. Last November, Raheem Wells, the quarterback for Detroit Kettering High, was murdered, allegedly by six teenagers who swiped his Nike sneakers. A month later, 17-year-old Tyrone Brown of Hapeville, Ga., was fatally shot in the head, allegedly by two acquaintances who robbed him of money, cocaine and his sneakers. In Baltimore last summer, 18-year-old Ronnell Ridgeway was robbed of his $40 sweatpants and then shot and killed. In March, Chris Demby, a 10th-grader at Franklin Learning Center in West Philadelphia, was shot and killed for his new
Nikes.
In April 1989, 16-year-old Johnny Bates was shot to death in Houston by 17-year-old Demetrick Walker after Johnny refused to turn over his Air Jordan hightops. In March, Demetrick was sentenced to life in prison. Said prosecutor Mark Vinson, “It's bad when we create an image of luxury about athletic gear that it forces people to kill over it.”"
he got that pressure put on him
he thought them highbridge nikkas was just some young nikkas runnin around in adidas tracksuits and jordans
Dude is a clown
he got that pressure put on him
he thought them highbridge nikkas was just some young nikkas runnin around in adidas tracksuits and jordans
Lil Tjay was the super thug KONY from sunday to tuesday
Whatever rapper slaps tjay n robs him ill buy they album
I dont even like Lil Tjay and he move like a hoe. However I hope get the jump on a boogie and beat that nikka ass or something. Cuz boogie still wrong af for that lil b shyt.
Why Don Q always got Boogie dikk in his mouth ?
Why Don Q always got Boogie dikk in his mouth ?
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SOHH ICEY...WE EATIN
Why wouldn’t he back his man when clown bum nikkaz coming at him. Plus he coming at him on some street shyt. 
To Q for holding his man down
Is Don not suppose to hold his bro down especially if he gettin got at on some non music shyt?
The Solid One
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Ask those ygz about those Highbridge goons
1. A boogie a grown ass man.
2. How is it non music shyt. This whole thing started with a tweet where a boogie was talkin about nikkas jacking a style/sound that he stole from Dej Loaf.
3. It just comes off as caption save a hoe. A boogie being the hoe. Every time some shyt happen here come Don Q fat snickers eating ass to come rescue his bf.