Paid in Full Posse Appreciation Thread (Rap dies from Covid-19)

[mson]

danteross
Rest easy OG Rapp. Dude was and will always be a real NYC street legend. Knew him from Eric B and Rakim Paid In Full days, he’s one of the brothers on the back of the record. Got to hang with him this past Thanksgiving thanks to @RussellPeters Spent a few hours soaking up game, listening to street tales and taking notes. He told me an epic story about getting Shantes chain back from his people for her back in the day. His life would make one hell of a movie. His name will always ring bells, Rest Easy #OGRAPP #FortGreenMissionPosse #NYC #GoldenEra #RealLiveG #RestInPower

 

[mson]

hood_legends_last_forever
“County Of Kings”
“Supreme Magnetic x Beso x Pint x Archie”
“The Brothers”
“Fort Greenes Finest”
Salute And Condolences To The Whole Quinones Family
Rest In Peace Rapp x Beso
Legends Don’t Die They Live Forever
Salute @k0rle0n_vit0 Hold Your Head My BoY

 

[mson]

tellemblancosentya
“Da OLD BRooKLYN”
“KiLLeR BeN”
“Fort Greene Projects”
“Paid In Full Posse”
Rest In Power KiLLeR BeN

 

[get these nets]

Interesting reading about New York Puerto Ricans and contrasting them to the PRs I knew growing up.

NY Ricans seem to be known for being gangster. In Jersey they were known for 3 things. Being good dressers when it was time to step out and get fly, being good artists, and definitely known for squatting.

Dudes who made the mistake of jumping a Puerto Rican, had entire families of people waiting outside, their building or school grounds for Round 2. Squatting outside. When I say families, I'm talking cousins, uncles, senior citizens, toddlers.

 

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Mike said he grew up with Preme and them. 33:20 Great BK talk all around.

 

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[DoomzdayzV]

someone close to these dudes told me rap died from a heroin overdose but they went with the covid narrative to protect his image

 

[mson]

someone close to these dudes told me rap died from a heroin overdose but they went with the covid narrative to protect his image

 

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[The Dust King]

Interesting reading about New York Puerto Ricans and contrasting them to the PRs I knew growing up.

NY Ricans seem to be known for being gangster. In Jersey they were known for 3 things. Being good dressers when it was time to step out and get fly, being good artists, and definitely known for squatting.

Dudes who made the mistake of jumping a Puerto Rican, had entire families of people waiting outside, their building or school grounds for Round 2. Squatting outside. When I say families, I'm talking cousins, uncles, senior citizens, toddlers.

breh you definitely either A. 50 yrs and up

or B. not in the hood cuz rican nggaz got busy everywhere jerusalem included

chilltown, the bricks, p-town, E.O.

theres mad noreagas and fat joes everywhere. rican nikkaz was only known for spittn razors and havin 22s

i guess theres option C. u aint have any spics in ya hood

 

[The Dust King]

peace

gota publically thank you for this thread

but do not listen to that poster, a quick glance at his content shows hes a troll/hiphop shyt poster.

most of his posts are negative/trash takes. ngga dont kno nobody

 

[get these nets]

breh you definitely either A. 50 yrs and up

or B. not in the hood cuz rican nggaz got busy everywhere jerusalem included

chilltown, the bricks, p-town, E.O.

theres mad noreagas and fat joes everywhere. rican nikkaz was only known for spittn razors and havin 22s

i guess theres option C. u aint have any spics in ya hood

Puerto Rican area was and still is around Bloomfield Avenue, starting where downtown Newark ends.

Passaic, Paterson, and maybe some other cities had a larger Rican presence. There were PRs around Newark scattered, but outside of maybe Central or Barringer(always get the confused), there was no high school where they made up a large %. Again, their presence was felt when somebody was stupid enough to jump one of them, but they weren't as heavy in the streets out here as they seem to have been in NYC .