



onemanarmy wrote:germany is so gay that they copy everything.


Mugen88Wicked wrote:There is one Crip Gang in berlin.
I only know that the leader was in the US.
I've met A member of the gang ...Those guys r no copy Gang.


HungryWolf wrote:Ask Rayder, he might know. He knows the crips anwhere around the globe...


HungryWolf wrote:Tonight N24, 22:15 h: Crips, Hollands härteste Gang
A documentation about Dutch Crips...




HungryWolf wrote:Sentenza, thank you for that informations. From the rap point of view I knew a lot of them boys. I also remember Massiv having beef with the Kolonie boys. Didn't he get shot at one time few years ago? Anyway, Massiv is hated a lot, because is originally not from Berlin. He just moved to Wedding in order to have a more ghetto image. What a faggot. There was always a lot of trouble around him. I remember another concert where he got hit with brass knuckle by one guy in the audience.
Shok Music tried one time to go big in the business, but they somehow f#&ed up for some reason. They had that song called "Der Angriff" where they pretended to kill everybody else in the rap scene. Sentenza, r u into rap? Is there still a lot of beef among the Berlin rappers?
As far as Deso Dog is concerned I like his music but I feel disrespect for him for turning extremist moslem. That has nothing to do with him being moslem. If he went extremist christian my regards would be the same. Why is religious/political extremism the alternative to criminal life? At some point of view you gotta be old enough to see that those guys' only goal is to influence ppl on their behave. The more extremist they are the more successful they get. And the more hatred they spread. For me it is a sign of weakness to give up your own self-determination to some self-proclaimed leaders. But I am getting off-topic.
Sentenza, I could give some info on the Berlin hooligans – but I don't know if it fits into this thread - what do you think?
Last week the house once again lived up to its horrific reputation. Shots were heard in one of the long corridors, and when the police arrived they found the bodies of six young Vietnamese men. Each had been killed with two shots in the back of the neck. The chief of the police unit assigned to track Vietnamese gangs, Detlev Schade, called the massacre "a new high point in the most brutal sort of crime."
Two days later railroad workers found the bodies of three more Vietnamese next to an embankment, bringing the number killed in Berlin since 1992 to 35. Fifteen more have been killed in other cities in eastern Germany, some beheaded with samurai-style swords.
"Not a single one of these murders has been solved," Mr. Schade said. "They reflect a level of criminality that is completely new to us. We have dead bodies and we have bullets that we have extracted from the bodies. What we don't have is witnesses, and we aren't going to find any."
The freedom of movement that people enjoy in post-cold-war Europe has turned Germany into a paradise for bands of ethnic criminals. Those made up of Russians, Romanians, Chinese and people from the former Yugoslavia are among the most successful, but those from Vietnam have emerged as the most brutal.
About half a dozen Vietnamese gangs, each with about 150 members, are believed to be active in the Berlin area. Their turf war is evidently heating up, with the 15 killings recorded so far this year already exceeding the total for all of 1995.


natur wrote:there was a rapper from berlin named charnell,he has some tracks about the berlin gang scene of the 90s
i thimk he was from schlangenbader str. only gang he was talking about i remember is fehr- or fährberliner
i knew him from 44 the mess the rapgroup,they had a dope track for german rap in 96
i think it was called mein leben
there is also a video from him, explaining all that was happening during the px records time
talking about 30 kings and king ali etc


HungryWolf wrote:Btw. their club is owned by the Hells Angels...



Sentenza wrote:LOOOOL, when i entered crip berlin into google, some fake wannabe website came up.
http://www.crips-berlin-connection.de.tl/CriPz-HomE.htm
I can assure you that that is 100% fake. Like i said online groupies. The area the page says where they are at is where the 36 boys are, in the heart of Kreuzberg.
How embarrassing.

Sentenza wrote:LOOOOL, when i entered crip berlin into google, some fake wannabe website came up.
http://www.crips-berlin-connection.de.tl/CriPz-HomE.htm
I can assure you that that is 100% fake. Like i said online groupies. The area the page says where they are at is where the 36 boys are, in the heart of Kreuzberg.
How embarrassing.

natur wrote:yo sentenza
i was on youtube looking for the track but i dont know
it was years ago when i listened to it
maybe it was this one, but i noticed that he only mentions fehrbelliner in the beginning
but he mentions some other crews and locations
i´ve heard bout schlangenbader str. with the highway .... i heard it was known for robberys and dealings in the hallways

HungryWolf wrote:Sentenza, there so many more funny stories about them guys... Man, it's the whole mindset that makes them unique. The high level of arrogance mixed with total insanity makes them simpatico (for me). Berliner Härte has origniated from the BFC boys. They have ties to Bandidos and HA as well. I remember that story where BH had had a party and them memebers invited Bandidos, some invited 81ers. Well, it went bad...
HungryWolf wrote:Yo, nature, back in the day I thought Charnell was a dickhead, but that video is quite interesting. Liked to listen to him.
You two guys seem to be around for a longer time. What is you background - just if you don't mind...

Sentenza wrote:[
I hear him mentioning the Simseklers too. Thing is, that most of these Crews/gangs are not gangs that have a nationwide reputation, many of them even are only known in certain circles, just a few make the headlines.
So if there were gangs at Fehrbelliner Platz i have never seen them, even though i was there quite often....
This is where a good friend of mine lived and we hung out often. A few crazy fuckers there, lots of polish people and a grip full of turks, i still know those stairways and high rise PJ's kind of well, even though its a few years ago.

natur wrote:
i allways wanted to know about the crew berlin crime/tmr
were/are they as hard as they made it seem through their music
the only one of the rappers who look like that is mc bogy.
dont know about the sprayers and who else was/is in the crew
i have a few friends in berlin but they wouldnt know since they dont care about street shit or are girls

Sentenza wrote:Since we are talking about Rap too, have you ever heard of Joe Rilla? He is a former BFC Hooligan who started rapping and now does Rock Music i think.
Im just a regular guy from Berlin (i dont live there right now, i stay in Nuremberg, cause i am going to marry here), born and raised there, an 80s baby, my parents were kind of busy with themselves at the time, so i kept myself busy elsewhere![]()
If you are asking for my ethnic background i am german to the bone.
After all Berlin is still a pretty safe place even though shit hits the fan every once in a while. Wouldnt wanna miss it.

HungryWolf wrote:Yeah, I know Joe Rilla. Didn't like his rap music too much. Now he is doing this Haudegen music. Not sure, but I think you can see him or his band mate in the latest McDonalds spot where he is promoting the McHaudegen... LOL


HungryWolf wrote:I don't know if it is him or his band mate, but he is related to is, definitely.
The Rapper you talking about might be Fler, I guess. But, there is some many things like this happening, I don't really know. True, I can't stand German rap ether. I was into it one time, but after a certain u recognize it's all the same...

natur wrote:but it would make sense, since he had produced the ich liebe es song for mc d

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