Do the Crips have more integrity?
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in AKA Donkey
So, it seems like when a rapper/celebs wants to start banging it's almost always a blood set to give them a cosign/permission. Why is this? Are the bloods just smart to take a check when they can? Are they going to go the route of the Hell's Angels with merchandise next? Or are there just more blood sets? Do the Crips have too much pride to sell out? What's the deal do you think?
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Asking if a violent criminal organization has integrity.......
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Asking abt gang culture on a rap forum....u do know there's a gang forum on the Internet u can go to
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Come find out... close this ?
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Cuh
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I remember when everybody was Crip Walking on tv. It's just a phase.
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numbaz...80's baby wrote: »I remember when everybody was Crip Walking on tv. It's just a phase.
Yeah, being a blood really got trendy in the mid 00's. Birdman, Wayne, Jim Jones etc.... Game is one of the first ? I recall blood'n in the mainstream outside of Suge, Bloods & Crips rap group in the 90's. -
wasnt Cash Money Crippin early on and everybody was CWalkin
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$tayRichROLLIN wrote: »Come find out... close this ?
why u on the PC instead of putting in work? -
The answer is yes they do!
You have to remember the bloods started out as a victims. They were the cats that the crips ran through along with the light skint ? the crips used to whoop on for not being all the way black.
So hoe is in their dna. Not to say there arent trill criminals in both organizations but the bloods have always been an unruly lot business wise meanwhile there is more stability in leadership in the crip organization.....meaning u ? up u have to answer to ? more so than with the other guys. -
I guess the Bloods really don't bare who joins as long as they but the bheck. I mean that's what briminal organizations do.
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lmao this thread crips always had numbers you can say 4/10 crips were killers well 7/10 bloods were killers they had to make up for it tho suge was checking anyone who claim blood he had control of it once game came out living his brother life as a blood then everyone wanted to be a blood lol and the ? got outta control why u think dj quik dont speak on it cuz bloods are takin to be a joke outside of compton all the real g's who put in work are busted or dead so these young dudes dont know how to run ? they see these celebrities rappers and want the spotlight
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Bloods be signing rappers to 10 day contracts & ?
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Yes
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If Crips were the ones hot in the industry, they'd be selling co-signs too.
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I can't speak for every set but not every blood set letting just any ? join. Hell my set beefin with 3 other blood sets in atl. ? tried to dub us we to deep for all that.
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Even Snoop gotta come to headquarters when his Crippin is breeched pullin some J-Cat fuckery.
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I can't speak for every set but not every blood set letting just any ? join. Hell my set beefin with 3 other blood sets in atl. ? tried to dub us we to deep for all that.
aint you in London ? ? -
Even Snoop gotta come to headquarters when his Crippin is breeched pullin some J-Cat fuckery.
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2stepz_ahead wrote: »
No...I think u got me confused with someone else I've never been out the U.S I've always claimed atl -
el oh el..
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I think it's a fad too with the popularity with rappers like Game, YG, Jay Rock. Even Kendrick is from a blood neighborhood. Although he don't ? , he's somewhat associated. Vice showed this through that documentary "Bompton."
According to my fam in LA, crip sets outnumber bloods 3 to 1, which makes sense because they were first. The bloods were formed by gangs who had beef with the crips. But they were just as dangerous because they had that "300" mentality. And there was not a lot of inner-conflicts. They make it seem like it's about blue vs. red, but there were a lot of crip gang vs. crip gang conflicts throughout LA. Every time you look up Snoop Dogg is trying to get gangs in Long Beach to stop beefing, and everybody is crips. A lot of beefs simply come down to what neighborhood you're from and who you grew up with, so it's not always about color.
In the late 80's and early 90 a lot of rappers were associated with crip neighborhoods. "Menace II Society" and "Boyz N Tha Hood" were filmed in crip hoods. And if you look at "Boyz" they made the bloods look like ? . LOL!
But I don't think there's a lot of REAL blood gang members giving these dudes legit passes. They probably let these famous dudes hang around them for their $$$, if anything. -
T. Sanford wrote: »Bloods be signing rappers to 10 day contracts & ?
Bloods out here looking like the d-league -
Midwest_Journalist wrote: »I think it's a fad too with the popularity with rappers like Game, YG, Jay Rock. Even Kendrick is from a blood neighborhood. Although he don't ? , he's somewhat associated. Vice showed this through that documentary "Bompton."
According to my fam in LA, crip sets outnumber bloods 3 to 1, which makes sense because they were first. The bloods were formed by gangs who had beef with the crips. But they were just as dangerous because they had that "300" mentality. And there was not a lot of inner-conflicts. They make it seem like it's about blue vs. red, but there were a lot of crip gang vs. crip gang conflicts throughout LA. Every time you look up Snoop Dogg is trying to get gangs in Long Beach to stop beefing, and everybody is crips. A lot of beefs simply come down to what neighborhood you're from and who you grew up with, so it's not always about color.
In the late 80's and early 90 a lot of rappers were associated with crip neighborhoods. "Menace II Society" and "Boyz N Tha Hood" were filmed in crip hoods. And if you look at "Boyz" they made the bloods look like ? . LOL!
But I don't think there's a lot of REAL blood gang members giving these dudes legit passes. They probably let these famous dudes hang around them for their $$$, if anything.
I knew when i first seen Ferris in Boyz N The Hood, from that Point i Associated Bloods as ? ? -
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