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I was listening to some old Coke Boyz music and real talk if it weren't for incarcerations (Max, Flip, Cheeze), fall outs (Charlie Rock) and deaths (Chinx) Coke Boyz could have had the streets just like Dipset did in the 2000's. Harry Fraud was to Coke Boyz what the Heatmakerz were to Dipset.
Coke Boyz was hitting the streets the same way Dipset was through the mixtape circuit, and influencing our slang (had us all screaming hannnn and juu heard) and influencing our fashion. The same way Dipset had dudes rocking pink, True Religions, big square earrings, Ed Hardy. Max had dudes rocking B.B. belts, French was one of the flyest dudes in the game at this point, they embodied the NY look at the time, and Coke Boyz merchandise t-shirts and hoodies was flying off the racks.
Not only that but on a street level the same way Dipset was influencing people to become Bloods. Coke Boyz was instrumental in the whole YG'z and YB'z movement. Charlie Rock was one of the original YG'z as was French affiliate Juu Hef who was killed back in 2013 in Highbridge. French's Mott Haven projects was one of the main YG strongholds. Coke Boyz like Dipset also embraced the South as a market. They could work with Fat Joe, Jadakiss, Mase, Uncle Murda and do songs with Waka Flocka, Three 6, Bun B.
This single was an absolute bomb in the Tri-State back in '11/'12...
I think Coke Boyz as a whole don't get the credit they deserve as a crew in terms of influence and impact as well as musical quality.
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