Rollin 60s Kev Mac Says NYC Blood/Gang Culture Is "Laughable"

[Cadillac]

Criminal activity in the black community been around for years
Harlem
Bronzeville
Philly
Chi

this is about crips and bloods, ofcourse crime has been around. But thats not relevent to what I was saying that it started in LA.

 

[Ol’Otis]

But thats not relevent to what I was saying that it started in LA.

Western (American frontier) culture

 

[get these nets]

Watch this interview breh. I qued it up where they get into Monster Kody's book and OG Mack.

thanks
pretty much what I thought

Dude lying to the naive.

 

[Jacaveli The Don]

This.
None of this is new news.

LA still hanging on to coastal beefs from yesteryear. what’s laughable is calling themselves OGs but venting and ranting all over social media and talking on YouTube, breaking rank and codes like teenagers. Ole aggie ass peaked early, used to get it, don’t have it no more types.

LA starter kit

 

[Buckeye Fever]

LA starter kit

I got everything in the pic except for the LA Kings starter jacket

 

[GoonieToons]

Remember Pac told Kody he was putting people on to Kodys book in Rikers

 

[wizworld]

Son what the fukk is always when both gangs will have their 30 year anniversary of inception in this decade

During the crack era NYC dudes definitely found the gangbanging phenomenon amusing. Those dudes never looked like they were getting money.

 

[get these nets]

How come we never clown other non Cali areas for banging crips and Bloods, only NYC.

It's the same shiit I'm seeing with GDS now. You got all these GDS outside Chicago, but yet only the NYC ones are considered fake or whatever

this doesn't make sense

NY was looked at as one of the cultural capitals in this country for decades. When hip hop emerged, NY became THE cultural capital for young people. People copied styles,slang, etc from New York and that promoted a kind of swagger bordering on arrogance among some New Yorkers. They laughed at cities that were late on trends.....doing shyt 4-8 months after they started doing it.
When NY street dudes went out of town they fostered that same attitude.

Shocks everybody when NY was openly copying another city.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

....

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

I got everything in the pic except for the LA Kings starter jacket

you used to be one of my favorite posters; I can’t rock with you in those fits b

 

[Buckeye Fever]

you used to be one of my favorite posters; I can’t rock with you in those fits b

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Rockin' that on an 80 degree day

I rock chucks with mine though

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

this doesn't make sense

NY was looked at as one of the cultural capitals in this country for decades. When hip hop emerged, NY became THE cultural capital for young people. People copied styles,slang, etc from New York and that promoted a kind of swagger bordering on arrogance among some New Yorkers. They laughed at cities that were late on trends.....doing shyt 4-8 months after they started doing it.

More like 4-8 years

 

[get these nets]

I had an old Tupac book, made up of his letters.
Pac had traveled the country by that time, and fukked with street cats everywhere.
When he was locked up in NY, he wrote letters showing his shock that inmates out here were copying West Coast gangs.

He sounded exactly like DJ Quik did when he made "Jus Lyke Compton" in the early 1990s. Dudes misspelling names, claiming streets they lived thousands of miles from, wannabe shyt.