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alexalonso wrote:
sounds credible, Is he still around?

I don't go on that forum often, so I'm not sure.

Hey, I had some info for Alonso related to this but I never got it to him so I'll just post it here. This was told to me by a guy from L.A. on another forum: yea it was sugar bear, sugar bear was apart of the original crips, the hood he came from was called Grandee Crips, real old crip gang that die...

One of the baddest Rappers to ever pick up a mike, and a freestyle beast- Luducris- Heard him flow freestyle several times, and I would put him up against anybody. He was one of the few who appeared on Rap City and actually freestyled. I don't really listen to the east coast underground rappers or ...

MCD wrote:I dont think the pictures are even detailed enough to show that. It's probably just neighbors complaining about cars on the road that havent been driven

Also, faces are blurred and some pictures on Google Maps are outdated.

[quote="alexalonso"]The School Yard Crips have an unual name, because the name does no seem to have anything to do with the neighborhood. Someone once told me that the [b]SYC[/b] comes from the first three letters of the street Sycamore that runs through their neighborhood. Not sure about that one, ...

youngwun wrote:First of all, that aint true. Lots of styles/variations. To be honest, its pretty much the same thing as Crip walking. Who started what first and when is whatever. Who cares.

There's an article in an anthropological journal that makes reference to the Villain Dance and Pueblo Stroll.

They can be overrated but they're a necessity. Some people don't even use home phones nowadays.

You guys keeping this thread active!

Is that right? I'm assuming you're in disagreement but if you haven't seen it here is II highlights and III in HD for you. you tell us or maybe you see it different which is okay. Good looks on the videos! As for the bolded, it wasn't that I disagreed but rather I didn't know as I don't really foll...

@ Big J- Good Post mane, you could tell he was pissed, and rightfully so. I hate when the boxing establishment influences the results of the fights, when trying to create a superfight. It backfired this time. So much time, training and sacrafice goes into preparing for a fight, and to rob that man ...

~J~ wrote: The Whispers *Keep On Lovin' Me*

I discovered this on the Michael Baisden show about two years ago and like it just as much as their other well-known hits if not better.

Young Deuce wrote:is young hootie the same dude YG Hootie in BrickSquad Monopoly

Yea, that's him.

Going by his song "Hunnit" it seems that he's from Eight-Tray Gangster. He makes reference to throwing "tre" instead of "deuces" and Manchester.

Why did you use green for the Hispanic turfs?

When will the series air?

Even surfers be on people's heads? That's wild.

I think karate Champ is the first marital arts arcade game, but it came out in 84' not the early 80's. the same for Kung-fu Master (top image) I think you may be talking about "Yie Ar Kung Fu" (bottom image) that arcade game came out in 85' - a lot of neighborhood youngsters would play that game at...

Street Fighter Mortal Kombat Tetris Pacman Super Mario Bros. I think karate Champ is the first marital arts arcade game, but it came out in 84' not the early 80's. the same for Kung-fu Master (top image) I think you may be talking about "Yie Ar Kung Fu" (bottom image) that arcade game came out in 85...

It looks like it's going to take place in various cities located in California hence the movie theaters type cover and smile/frown face(Hollywood obviously). On the bottom right corner you can see some pine trees and mountains which means somewhere north since pine trees are only found in cold clim...

StillNoScript wrote:

FAVELA9 wrote:they should do one with :

hoover & soxlos

ecc & f13

r20s nhb & 18

I was wondering myself if they would try doing a black and Latino gang.

Does anyone know if this show was picked up for another season?

This. It seems to have promise.

Solid doc! It had a vibe similar to Bastards of the Party with the historical info.

Not one person thought Dallas but then again did I. I expected the series to go longer.

SUPERIORSCARCLUB wrote:One Eleven the original naybahood crip&60s is the original rollin crip

Thanx! Kev Mac broke it down on his forum.

What are the origins of the Crip Walk? I have seen CJ Mac's documentary that was released in 2003 but he didn't have any specifics as far who or what set started it. However, it was said that it dates back to the '70's. Also, Tookie's memoir Blue Rage, Black Redemption and the American Gangster epis...

I don't know if this has been covered before since I can't enter the other Crips subforums, but I wonder how did the name "Neighborhood Crips" originate? When did sets such as the 60's, 40's, 90's, 111, 62 and 89 East Coast and others begin to identify as such? That's an interesting name for a gang.

These are the ones I know.

Jayo Felony - Neighborhood Crips (Rollin' 40's)
Ecay Uno - West Coast Crips (Rollin' 30's)
Lil' CS - East Dago Mob Crips
Mooch Massive - East Dago Mob Crips
Mitchy Slick - Lincoln Park Bloods
Don Diego - Lincoln Park Bloods
Big June - Skyline Piru

I studied Goju Ryu for a few years when I was a kid but I hardly remember any of it. My favorite martial art would be kung fu and I had a cousin who studied when he was younger. Another style that piques my interest is Muay Thai, which is no joke from what I hear.

Does anyone here plan to see this film? I'm very amped for this movie as it features action stars of yesteryear and recent years.

I haven't seen it yet and now Iron Man 2 is out. The main reason is that I've never been a big Iron Man follower and I'd like to learn the backstory before I watch it.

I used to love The Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past on SNES. Also, I like Super Mario 3 best out of the original 3. Mega Man was the business too, as was Streets of Rage. And I can't forget fighting games such Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat.

I've never watched the program but always see the commercials when I'm watching TV. That's interesting the program is recreation of real incidents and the company isn't even real.