YG Details Blood Gang Initiation, First Gun (YG gets banned from two shows by LAPD)
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YG describes being a blood gang member and recalls owning his first gun.
YG's alleged affiliation with Bloods on the west coast is well documented inside and outside of his music.
Recently talking with Vibe, the Los Angeles native detailed how one gets jumped in as a blood and says he dedicated his life to being a gang member.
"You get jumped on by a certain amount of people for a certain amount of time," he recalled. "I gave my life up for this ? ? . The moment you get put on you gotta bang the hood and be involved in gang activities. I’m not trying to say I sold my soul, but I dedicated my life to the set. You could end up dead or in jail for the rest of your life, you feel me?"
YG also talked about obtaining his first firearm and says he was excited about holding it.
"My best friend gave me my first gun," YG said. "When I held it, I was like, 'Ooh wee! This is real!'… I threw a party in a church hall, but ? who we had problems with came. They walked up close and I pulled the hammer out on them like, '? , what’s happening?!' Up in the church! They backed back, like, “OK, fa’sho.“
YG recently claimed that the LAPD banned him from performing at two of his recent shows on the "Drake Vs. Lil Wayne" tour. There have been past altercations at shows involving YG and his team.
YG's alleged affiliation with Bloods on the west coast is well documented inside and outside of his music.
Recently talking with Vibe, the Los Angeles native detailed how one gets jumped in as a blood and says he dedicated his life to being a gang member.
"You get jumped on by a certain amount of people for a certain amount of time," he recalled. "I gave my life up for this ? ? . The moment you get put on you gotta bang the hood and be involved in gang activities. I’m not trying to say I sold my soul, but I dedicated my life to the set. You could end up dead or in jail for the rest of your life, you feel me?"
YG also talked about obtaining his first firearm and says he was excited about holding it.
"My best friend gave me my first gun," YG said. "When I held it, I was like, 'Ooh wee! This is real!'… I threw a party in a church hall, but ? who we had problems with came. They walked up close and I pulled the hammer out on them like, '? , what’s happening?!' Up in the church! They backed back, like, “OK, fa’sho.“
YG recently claimed that the LAPD banned him from performing at two of his recent shows on the "Drake Vs. Lil Wayne" tour. There have been past altercations at shows involving YG and his team.
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The LAPD reportedly demanded extra security at the shows if YG was to perform.
YG has reportedly been barred from performing at two Los Angeles dates of The Drake vs. Lil Wayne Tour according to a Tweet he sent out yesterday (September 19).
“Irvine/Hollywood, the LAPD ain’t letting me perform at the #DrakeVsWayne dates today and Monday,” he wrote. “All that giving bak must don’t matter.”
According to MTV News a representative for the LAPD claimed to not have any information on the decision. MTV also cites a source close to the rapper who told them that the order stemmed from a request from the police department calling for added police security at the concert as a function of YG’s appearance. The site claims the added security could cost up to $120,000 and quotes the source as calling the decision “unfair.”
“We been fighting tooth and nail to get it, we finally got it and now they want to take it away,” the source reportedly said. “YG has a professional team around him.” The same source apparently pointed to two recent YG shows in Orange County, California as well as his appearance at Budweiser’s Made In America Festival as evidence of previous and peaceful performances in the area.
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I swear I make the weirdest faces when I hear somebody still gang banging or smoking ? in 2014. Feels like I look like a toddler asked to do Algebra.
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DJ-Mista-Em wrote: »lol at ah blood from compton saying "certain" "could" "church"....he obviously didnt give his life up for it, ? he not even doing it correctly...im out this thread, bye
that ? making money now, fucc tryin to seem cool for his set, ? already put it down. why alienate ? who put $$$ in yo poccets?? -
I swear I make the weirdest faces when I hear somebody still gang banging or smoking ? in 2014. Feels like I look like a toddler asked to do Algebra.
This is where the IC is a little delusional . Maybe if you dont live in California or Chicago you might have a different perspective but Gangbangin aint never went no where. People speak on it like its a fade like its something that can get obsolete by going outta style or something. You may be able to argue that "Gangsta Rap" can gain or lose popularity but the lifestyle in its self is still pretty prevalent. Im not saying everybody in cali or the Go state is bangin but it`s definately not out of the ordinary to see a the youth banged out at a large percentage. I dont know where you live but where im from, i can think of a city out here that dont.have a set reppin it. Even the burbs is starting to get lots od thugs from other banged out cities. -
Meant CANT THINK OF A CITY ^ up there
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Lmao @ I threw a party in a church hall, but ? who we had problems with came. They walked up close and I pulled the hammer out on them like, '? , what’s happening?!' Up in the church! They backed back, like, “OK, fa’sho.“
Then he woke up? Lol at that story -
I swear I make the weirdest faces when I hear somebody still gang banging or smoking ? in 2014. Feels like I look like a toddler asked to do Algebra.
You must live on the internet and not the real world -
Wack, not because of t/s, but because gang culture is lame and destructive. There's absolutely nothing appealing or positive about it.
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He doesn't bang harder than Chris Breezy tho.
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Up in the church! They backed back, like, “OK, fa’sho.“
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LA ? need to let it go bruh......
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Im not even from L.A. but yall ? clueless. Hasnt colors been out almost 30 years? Yall still clueless
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I laugh when ? talk about bein in a gang at a certain age or gangbangin dead cuz I know they never lived this or that life............... Lots of ? of here and in life talk about bein from the "hood" but aint none of these ? lived, drove past, or seen a project or a ghetto hood in they life............. Somehow all the tough guys on the internet are rich, had both they parents in the "hood", or they just tough for no ? reason at all............ This is an example of a ? that ain't gangsta........... He not just tellin on himself but he tellin on everybody just to look good for street cred smh.......... If this ? was a blood he wouldn't need to speak on it........... Also the ? that think gangbangin is dead and only dumb ? ? bet yall don't never leave the crib or obviously yall smarter than everybody which isn't likely........... Cuz real ? know gangs is out here....... Either you blind and movin through life like a ? or you aint where you say you be.............
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I Am Jay ? wrote: »LA ? need to let it go bruh......
Not gunna happen. Seen 10-15 ? deep all blue posted on the block in 60's hood just a few weeks ago. The cops could arrest em all just for that because of an injunction
These ? give 0 ? . ? was here way before rap made it cool,better yet before it existed. ? ingrained into LA culture, for worst. ? slowly changing though, its a way bigger issue in chicago. -
DJ-Mista-Em wrote: »lol at ah blood from compton saying "certain" "could" "church"....he obviously didnt give his life up for it, ? he not even doing it correctly...im out this thread, bye
Wait...wait, wait. Yall nggas cant use words that start with C? bwahahaha
Ngga be at the porq picninc-What you want on yo burger ngga?
Lemme get some c---lemme get some of that yellow stuff, on bloods! -
smh @ any nigguh defending a lifestyle that has brought nothing but decades of death and destruction to our communities.
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II Am Jay ? wrote: »LA ? need to let it go bruh......
Not gunna happen. Seen 10-15 ? deep all blue posted on the block in 60's hood just a few weeks ago. The cops could arrest em all just for that because of an injunction
These ? give 0 ? . ? was here way before rap made it cool,better yet before it existed. ? ingrained into LA culture, for worst. ? slowly changing though, its a way bigger issue in chicago.
Thats why ? talbout some."get over it, let it go" im sitting here smh like wtf are they kidding
See the great thing about the IC and topics like this is you can tell who actually goes outside and who be in the house wit they mammy and pops probably bumping Lil B in the headphones or some ? .
Why would ? that was raised from generations of loc`s that already got put on be on the block by the legions go tell they resident Big homie
" damn my ? , this one ill comunity ? right we should let it go, they looking at us like toddlers askin to do algebra so thats the last straw.....it make me not wanna shoot the ? that shot the homie"
Yeah right, ? would get stole on on the front lines of the block on some ? like that.
Once ? get put on IC aint no "? need to let it go" -
Ignorant ? disgust me and he a sloppy ? ? yuck
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smh @ any nigguh defending a lifestyle that has brought nothing but decades of death and destruction to our communities.
I dont think ? are defending gang banging as much as saying how ingrained it is in society and the fact that it's not going anywhere -
Aye blood pass the Brocolate brip bookies
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If u bangin, but can't whoop a ? one on one, you a ? . ? what u rep. If u bangin, and can whoop a ? without having to have him hopped on, more power to you. Not to the gang, just more power to you.
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It's a way of life in LA. My cousin was a hoover crip, and another cousin was a piru blood.
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Wats up with the feelings in here, yeah its known gangs still around but why every ? that don't support the ? "probably don't go outside" if that's yall lifestyle then so be it, but ain't no positivity in that ? so don't get hot at ? calling ignant ? ignant, some ? like myself can go outside without having to wear a certain color n throwing a sign n spreading negativity just to fit in with some ? , and yg a damn lie talm bout he ain't sell his soul lol
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II Am Jay ? wrote: »LA ? need to let it go bruh......
Not gunna happen. Seen 10-15 ? deep all blue posted on the block in 60's hood just a few weeks ago. The cops could arrest em all just for that because of an injunction
These ? give 0 ? . ? was here way before rap made it cool,better yet before it existed. ? ingrained into LA culture, for worst. ? slowly changing though, its a way bigger issue in chicago.
Thats why ? talbout some."get over it, let it go" im sitting here smh like wtf are they kidding
See the great thing about the IC and topics like this is you can tell who actually goes outside and who be in the house wit they mammy and pops probably bumping Lil B in the headphones or some ? .
Why would ? that was raised from generations of loc`s that already got put on be on the block by the legions go tell they resident Big homie
" damn my ? , this one ill comunity ? right we should let it go, they looking at us like toddlers askin to do algebra so thats the last straw.....it make me not wanna shoot the ? that shot the homie"
Yeah right, ? would get stole on on the front lines of the block on some ? like that.
Once ? get put on IC aint no "? need to let it go"
Ah yes, so just because this is an ongoing issue with family roots in some instances, it should never be discussed or criticized no matter how destructive and negative it has been. Makes perfect sense. -
Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »Wats up with the feelings in here, yeah its known gangs still around but why every ? that don't support the ? "probably don't go outside" if that's yall lifestyle then so be it, but ain't no positivity in that ? so don't get hot at ? calling ignant ? ignant, some ? like myself can go outside without having to wear a certain color n throwing a sign n spreading negativity just to fit in with some ? , and yg a damn lie talm bout he ain't sell his soul lol
I think the issue was ? dismissing or talking about gang activity as if it was a fad in the 90s when it's a culture that's been around for decades that these ? come from
It's easy to talk down on it and dismiss it when you don't come from that
