Gangs segregate the people I'm a Puerto Rican that had to fight both bloods and kings for being Neutral on the island there's bigots on both sides I believe we all children of the ghetto ...ghetto brothers& sisters ! One nation one love !
It's fukked up man. I remember a segment of 'Incarcerated Scarfaces' where Puerto Rican dude grew up with his black homie. He said in prison he would have to wreck his boy...regardless of their history cause that's just how it is in prison. You stick with your own kind. Prison and gang culture hold us black and brown people back big time!
That's ruff bro, I was ot an neutral on a tier full of kings an bloods (smm) down state NJ shit was crazy but I held my own ya heard, respect bro couldn't imagine what it was like on rikers
Word son nigga probably saying to him self nah it couldn't went down like that until nigga speak on Shea behalf and say he'll yeah Shea get down he'll yeah he was behind the wall handling his spill
"How could a bunch'a suckas in a town like this have such a big influence on brothas so far away 🤔" --DJ Quik "Jus Lyke Compton", 1992 That's back when MC's had things to say worth listening to 💯💯
Being a NYC/NJ cat when got out of the military in 1998 and I came back to see all these youngins wearing all this red I knew then we were going to hell in hand basket. Mind you I left in 1995. That cancer had spread exponentially fast.
I had a similar experience. My grandma raised me and my little sisters. We moved back and forth...from NJ/Philly to MD/VA. I went back to visit and it was nothing but red... Philadelphia Phillies hats everywhere. I used to always say that Crip Blood shyt would never make it in NJ/NY/Philly. I was very wrong. I knew it was over. One of those rap gangster rap songs used to say coming to a city near you. I was like foh. Lol Jokes on me.
WHEN B AND C CAME TO NYC I WAS MAD BUT NOT SURPRISED IM FROM THE OLD SCHOOL SLAPBOXING MOM KNOW MY FRIEND MOM OLDHEADS GIVING WISDOM. I NEVER EVER THOUGHT WE WOULD BE A FOLLOWER WE WAS DECEP AND AUTOBOTS
Listen, I'm a bronx dude, came up in the early 90s. The thing i hate abiut this new blood, crip stuff on the East is once y'all started this shit, you automatically became California's little sons. We never followed shit in NYC, we were trendsetters with our own shit. Now, we followi g Cali gangs and blocks. How u live on the East Coast and rep a neighborhood in Cali??? Makes no sense. Why not rep your own block back East??
NY nxggz telling stories: 'So nah mean, came through nah mean, pulled out the tool and nah mean, the minute nah mean left, all nah mean on the floor leaking nah mean'.. Thats how it happened.
I'm from the Soundview section of the Bronx. I was in JHS 123 and I remember when Soundview Projects turn red in 1996. They used to war with the LKs on Watson Ave inside and outside of the school. 96-99 Soundview got really crazy. It was tough being a teenager at the time
How it hurt NY hip hop when it's been in NY going on 30yrs these kids under 30 making music don't know about NYC before bloods and crips it is NY to them
@@MrWARBUCKS24 yeah that’s true but if you 35 and up you know that is not original what N.Y represents but your right the youth don’t know and they are the ones adding value to the music
35 & up grew up in it to. I was 11 when the bloods hit BK. 12 the Crips hit hard(in BK). LA youth at one point saw Black Panthers(not black on black crimes). Crips n Bloods in NY wasn't some fad like st Louis joining after the movie Colors dropped. It all hit for a reason in NY
I live near East Orange NJ and it was almost overnight that crews around turned RED and it spread crazy...NYC wasn't on it in tha streets like that yet but when tha City got poppin'...shit was UP Fr ...I had ppl on both sides so it got shakey...somehow my team stayed us
Gangs are for the weak minded and the leader is the weakest but the followers don't realize it. I've been working with gang members for 11 years from inside the alternative to incarceration programs, C-74 on Rikers and now the DOE. I respect the kids as individuals but I will never respect anything that destroy our communities and our people period!
I remember Meeting a Brother who was A Crip in Queens Village talking with some Young kids. He was from from Cali. Which part I don't recall. It was mid 90s. The Young kids were asking him all these questions about Cali and Gang Life. They wanted to start a Set. I remember Him telling them " No. This ain't the Movies." As He and I walked away He said To Me: "This Lifestyle ain't for Y'all out Here." The Next time I say Him He was with Dr. Khalid abdul Muhammad on Donahue. 🙏🏾
This lifestyle is for the ignorant. If they are ignorant let them bang because they are looking for something bad to do they are looking for a reason to ruin they life. Bangin ain't the one thing that will decide the the disastrous fate of the black youth and you can see in places like D.C and Philly that there's a bigger problem here because those places don't bang but they are amongst the most terrible places to raise black youth.
I left NY in 2001. NEVER heard nothing bout bloods or crips in NY til years later living in Florida. Still hurts that NY cats let that garbage come there.
@@MrWARBUCKS24 I was in my 30's when I left. Born and raised in those streets. Bed Stuy. Crown heights. Redhook. Rockaway. Me and nobody I knew never heard none of whatever yall talkin about.
One of the channels that thrust Blood and Crip gang culture to the East Coast and South was media glamorization through rap music. A lot of these West Coast artists from various Blood and Crip sets in L.A literally encouraged New York and Atlanta rappers to bear red and blue: - Mack 10 influenced Lil Wayne and Cash Money - Joe Moses influenced Wacka Flocka Flame and Brick Squad - Compton Menace influenced Chris Brown - Glasses Malone influenced Brooklyn rappers Etc Music industry played a heavy part in pushin West Coast street tradition to other regions of the country.
I remember Snoop said years back if you set claiming outside of Cali, keep it outside of Cali. And now today it’s weird because in NY crips beef with GDs🤦🏿♂️
@@Lamar0305 ik where it's from I'm saying snoop have nothing to do with the beef and fivio is young crip and gd was already around by the time he came outside
For me I remember when Folks and C 's use to be allies.. Gds is under the folk nation ...As along as I can remember folks and C's always rocced out but they sometimes they kinda shaky just like the bloods and God bodies
@@youngfase5 I know Snoop ain’t got nothing to do with the beef but he was saying if you Crip outside of Cali it’s not respected I’m sure GDs in Chicago feel the same way. Idk where the beef stem fro but they are pushing that beef under crip and GD card and it don’t make sense
Listening to our brother tell his prison story was mad sad and hurtful. Fam literally had to be lower himself to protect himself. That is a tragedy in itself. You can not win with that kind of mentality or lifestyle. Looks like the brother changed his life for the better because he is in no way glorifying that experience. I appreciate his honesty.
In 97 kings n crips was living in Greene if u were blood living you either had to kno somebody or u was really about that life! The funny thing years down the line I don't kno about up north but on rikers the dynamics changed n the bloods n kings had a truce under the five point star
And contrast that there are no NewYork street politics in L.A. what so ever. Not even Italians who once had a slight hold in L.A. long long time ago. Get that to make sense.
I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW NEW YORK WENT FROM DISSING LOS ANGELES IN THE MID 90S To wanting to be like Los Angeles with the whole Bloods and Crips thing in New York? I don't get that!
That's easy. In 93 a west coast blood started Nine Tray, in Rikers Island. When they where being oppressed by the Latin kings. And New York never dis L.A... New York always been passive to the west. L.A just keep east coast niggas 🥒 in they mouth🤔. I'm from Baltimore though and all that gang shit corny
@@lamontjackson4351 You don't remember the Source awards where New York was dissing everybody from the west coast? You don't remember that? I remember it as clear as day!
@@mr.robertepps2021 I grew up Piru. They organized because of Mexicans🤣. That fighting white people shit is cap. Name one gang member that ever slide on a blank face 😶
my older homie was one of the first that was repping blood in like 96-97 and i had a red Tommy Hilfiger shirt and til this ill always remember when he said “be careful with that shirt, if you with me or my homies with me you good but if not niggas gonna try to get you”, i wasnt a thug or some corny nigga but that nigga scared the shit outta me that day lol. they hit the bronx hard, like outta no where.
i remember during the back to school year 1997 bein a sophmore in high school thats when the bloods were startin to make noise and after thst the crips came along
U are speaking facts bcuz I always tell people I remember vividly around Halloween' 97 when I first came in contact with bloods and crips in NY I was in the 4th grade. It kills me when people talk as if this shyt just got to NY saying Shit like so and so just became a member at 25. I laugh bcuz I know the truth. If I'm 33 now and I was 9 when I first came in contact with it its safe to say these Lil 15-21 Year olds grew up in it. Shit I grew up in it .I just never participated in that goofy shyt.
Yeah 1997 was the year everybody in ny was turning blood. I remember that Halloween was initiation night and they was cutting civilians and looking for harmless people to cut like suckers.
@UCFf3hv2Ar-2sN7qk5kKmusg yeah I remember all that foolishness. I used to have to wear a blue uniform to school and i had grown men bloods trying to approach me about being crip. One of the set leaders had to tell dudes how yall tryna fight little kids for them to fall back.
Hof the day NY1 announces the death for Christpher Wallace they aired a segment right after the commercial break about the emergence of the Bloods in Brooklyn. Talk about programming.
Man , we went from trend setters to followers . THE REAL NYC THOROUGHBREDS never vouched for that gang culture bs , we just had solid n*ggas around that hold they own by any means. We use to make fun of goofy dudes reppin beads and colors!
My brother became a Crip because back in the 90s he was riding the (A) train in the stuy and bloods tried to cut him for initiation. A latin king member jumped in and helped him. They created a monster.
Why become a crip though…. I heard that same story over and over again with other niggaz that join gangs…. Just mask up and ride on any blood 🩸 that you see . If it’s personal keep it personal…. Ain’t none of them niggaz in his set gonna take care of his kids if he do a Long long bid or catch life…. Life will go in , outta site outta mind
@@elmalik7836 yeah homie that don't sound right. Stole from them, squabbled with one... straight up disrespect, and they got they lick back by dropping a kite... it's hard for me to believe that
@@crazyp4549 That's still CraZy homie...over a fade & store beef tho?!?! What kind of program is that? But he said that was his plan, so I guess it's really like that out there
@@dually81 how I know Shea Davis isn’t lying is because there’s a channel called St.Laz that tells NY Prison stories and he had a guest up there telling a story about Shea Davis in Prison. Mind you Shea Davis had told the same story on this very channel we watching now “Math Hoffa” well the dude on St.Laz channel told the same story with the same exact facts and way Shea Davis did
The story i heard from a reliable source is in 1992 Naughty By Nature brought crips to the east coast because NBN used crips as protection when on the west coast. And some came back east with NBN and set up shop in north jersey and some jails in the area
I remember back in the 90’s blood initiation was to ask a person the time and then cut them. They were running around cutting everyone. Everyone in blu was out numbered on the Island, so if you was on the Rock and repped “C” there was a level of respect associated with it, due to the fact you was willing to rep the set and not switch sides ( some were respected, but some still got slashed )
Math is a genius with these guest cause even though he doesn’t watch prison videos he has someone talking prison on the show cause he knows TH-camrs love prison talk conspiracy relationships ect
FINALLY SOMEONE SAID SOMETHING! Thank you. I just happened to see your comment while reading all these comments. I usually don’t read certain responses and you dropped this one on ‘em.
Definitely not lying about LK cutting brothas in NY prisons back in the mid 90’s…I saw more bloods in the system than crips…we had 1 crip on the house against 6 bloods. Bro held his own and was built like a tank but definitely got into a few battles
That colours foolishness has got to stop💯too much money to be had, instead of beefing for a flag✅come together and build communities and create opportunities ✌🏿respect from Canada 🇨🇦
The B's and C's started coming to NY in '93. I remember specifically, and how they were initiating the recruits, they'd ride with their lights off, and anyone that flashed them, they'd go after and shoot. My boy Teder warned me about it. He moved to Florida from Buffalo and joined the Bloods.
NFS...I remember the news article an everyone was talking Abt that Halloween that year cause bloods was goin on a rampage! I went to prospect heights an all of a sudden the whole crown heights was blood with red flags! An I swear it was only decepts or autobots or ya hood actually was ya gang!
L7 dude here but ppls not...came bk to my hometown with my Kappa shirt and BOY my fam basically stripped me and gave me a tee shirt & said dont wear no red shit no more LOL... make it so bad I and they know Id beat the breaks of them w/o a gun SMH.... but ish different
From 1969 - 2001 I was born and raised in Brownsville. Was all over them streets. All hours of day and night. Mostly by myself. Never saw no bloods. Never saw no crips. I cant speak on what was goin on in jail.....but I KNOW they wasnt in those streets THEN. I can't speak on it since I left.
One summer (1994) I went to Busch Gardens and me and my cousin was chillin with these two white girls from PA we had met. When we told them that we was from NYC, They asked us were we in a gang and I remember my response. No we’re not in a gang, We’re not from LA. Wtf happened to us???
Technically yes and technically no at the same time . Because the original sets all fell under the UBN. I was in Spofford when the RAT Mack started UBN and that shit spread through even the juvie facilities like wildfires from kites from the island
@@crazyp4549 no UBN is the confederation formed in the jail which consisted of 9trey G-Shyne etc. 9 Trey Gangstas was the first set of the nation though
Yo salute shea davis bro. From i met this dude in the club. He has always been the same. Consistently a real dude. Never bullied nobody unless you tried to bully him. 💯
Freeway Rick Ross's network, NWA, the movie Colors had LA gang culture spreading around the US like wildfire. Never thought it would hit NY. Around 93, 94 started hearing stories. Got back to NY, a brother from 40 told me it was a response to the Latin Kings. So IllaGhee is correct. And you can't have Bloods without Crips
@@kingsupreme25 1996 it hit NY hard. I can't say when it first hit NY. I heard 91Crips in Harlem, 93bloods on Rikers Island. 1996 bloods were the ones hitting the streets, Wildin in every Boro(except Queens...97 or 98). 1996 was the first NY gang unit in black hoods. Latin hoods had the Kings n Netas already with a gang unit. 96 was the year both C's n B's in NY were making the news. The bloods from 95 and down weren't making any noise like 96 bloods were. 96 around Halloween we couldn't even wear red. Our school system banned that color on school grounds(275)
@@reece758 Never that! What set? What's their names? BK had a gang called the Rips in the 1950s. Early 80s was a gang called the Crows and their rivals called them Crip(crippled). Jersey was just like the rest(no sets). Just guys running from Cali like Crips in New Orleans in the early 90s. The city didn't claim it until later. New Jacc city had a Crip hit up on one of the scenes on a Blacc door
This gang culture is holding Us back big time.
Well said
Big time
Its disgusting and embarrassing at this point.
You ain't even lying bro....shit gets me heated everytime I have to hear about that nonsense. let's just love each other as a people. as brothers.
Meanwhile the people who run the prison industrial complex are making money all the way to the bank
Gangs segregate the people I'm a Puerto Rican that had to fight both bloods and kings for being Neutral on the island there's bigots on both sides I believe we all children of the ghetto ...ghetto brothers& sisters ! One nation one love !
It's fukked up man. I remember a segment of 'Incarcerated Scarfaces' where Puerto Rican dude grew up with his black homie. He said in prison he would have to wreck his boy...regardless of their history cause that's just how it is in prison. You stick with your own kind. Prison and gang culture hold us black and brown people back big time!
All governments plan an it been working ever since ...
That's ruff bro, I was ot an neutral on a tier full of kings an bloods (smm) down state NJ shit was crazy but I held my own ya heard, respect bro couldn't imagine what it was like on rikers
One love
Love this my bro.
Illa Ghee holding his laugh is the funniest 😂
Nahh he was DYINNN he had to wipe the tears after😂
started dying after that ' bink bink' what shea say ? put em on the 30 bed real quick ??
@@wavnino1 "put him to sleep, put him on the dirty bed real quick" 💀😂😂😂😂
yo Shea be so non-chalant and smooth telling some serious stories..just the way he tell it be mad funny I see Illha Ghee was baggin up in the back🤣
😂 😂
Word son nigga probably saying to him self nah it couldn't went down like that until nigga speak on Shea behalf and say he'll yeah Shea get down he'll yeah he was behind the wall handling his spill
PAUSE, jajjajajajajajajajajajaja
He medicated now for his bipolar disorder. That’s my guy 💪🏽
Homie smooth with the word play
"I told ya , I will envelope fold ya and send ya where nobody don't kno ya"!!! - Shea Davis Smack DvD 🔥🔥🔥
I’m never going to prison
"How could a bunch'a suckas in a town like this have such a big influence on brothas so far away 🤔"
--DJ Quik
"Jus Lyke Compton", 1992
That's back when MC's had things to say worth listening to 💯💯
🔥🔥
That song is so underrated man 🤦🏽♂️
@Zooman X Exactly 🎯💯 😄😂
REAL TALK..Never thought it would hit NYC..thought we were to original...was I wrong!!
Never heard a song from him I liked that bar looked ‘‘em up I fuck with him.
Being a NYC/NJ cat when got out of the military in 1998 and I came back to see all these youngins wearing all this red I knew then we were going to hell in hand basket. Mind you I left in 1995. That cancer had spread exponentially fast.
I had a similar experience. My grandma raised me and my little sisters. We moved back and forth...from NJ/Philly to MD/VA. I went back to visit and it was nothing but red... Philadelphia Phillies hats everywhere. I used to always say that Crip Blood shyt would never make it in NJ/NY/Philly. I was very wrong. I knew it was over. One of those rap gangster rap songs used to say coming to a city near you. I was like foh. Lol Jokes on me.
@@aaronhughes813 don't feel bad. I was wrong also. Just sad yo.
Dj quick - jus like Compton
@Alex Frazier it's not like NY / NJ was crime ridden befire bloods and crips so dint say it went to hell in a hand basket bruh lol
@@jgood4010 listen. There was crime no doubt. But we didn't have to deal with the element of gangs violence like they do now either.
WHEN B AND C CAME TO NYC I WAS MAD BUT NOT SURPRISED IM FROM THE OLD SCHOOL SLAPBOXING MOM KNOW MY FRIEND MOM OLDHEADS GIVING WISDOM. I NEVER EVER THOUGHT WE WOULD BE A FOLLOWER WE WAS DECEP AND AUTOBOTS
2:37 THE REALEST SHIT A MAN COULD SAY “I DID JUST THAT”💪🏾
Listen, I'm a bronx dude, came up in the early 90s. The thing i hate abiut this new blood, crip stuff on the East is once y'all started this shit, you automatically became California's little sons. We never followed shit in NYC, we were trendsetters with our own shit. Now, we followi g Cali gangs and blocks. How u live on the East Coast and rep a neighborhood in Cali??? Makes no sense. Why not rep your own block back East??
Agreed
New York needs to get back to being God Body
Facts
They still around,Just like in Jersey
They never stopped infact most of the original bloods had knowledge of self
@@MrWARBUCKS24 Facts
Ppl wanted to ear swine again
NY nxggz telling stories: 'So nah mean, came through nah mean, pulled out the tool and nah mean, the minute nah mean left, all nah mean on the floor leaking nah mean'.. Thats how it happened.
LOL.........BOY STOP IT.....YOU CRAZY!!!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@bgrod3205 LOL. And they be looking at you like you dumb for not understanding them..smfh
@@optikalillusion777 Right??!?!..... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a NYer, I understood this😆😆😆😆
@@ibey2253 LOL.....SMDH 😂😂😂😂
I'm from the Soundview section of the Bronx. I was in JHS 123 and I remember when Soundview Projects turn red in 1996. They used to war with the LKs on Watson Ave inside and outside of the school. 96-99 Soundview got really crazy. It was tough being a teenager at the time
Ima bk dude but bx is rough as f*ck and still is
@@Dreweybaby The BX and BK were equally rough back then. I'm grateful to survive that era and not get caught up in that shit
@@bxdale83 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
@@Dreweybaby bx Nd bk is known to be the roughest
@@asap7189 what about queens and manhattan
If we could all just love each other man as one and make up our own gang AS ONE you know how powerful we would be I wanna live in a world like that
Big facts!!!
That what the government fear
To me that hurt HipHop in New York that’s not who y’all are….
Yep
It's us since 91
How it hurt NY hip hop when it's been in NY going on 30yrs these kids under 30 making music don't know about NYC before bloods and crips it is NY to them
@@MrWARBUCKS24 yeah that’s true but if you 35 and up you know that is not original what N.Y represents but your right the youth don’t know and they are the ones adding value to the music
35 & up grew up in it to. I was 11 when the bloods hit BK. 12 the Crips hit hard(in BK). LA youth at one point saw Black Panthers(not black on black crimes). Crips n Bloods in NY wasn't some fad like st Louis joining after the movie Colors dropped. It all hit for a reason in NY
I live near East Orange NJ and it was almost overnight that crews around turned RED and it spread crazy...NYC wasn't on it in tha streets like that yet but when tha City got poppin'...shit was UP Fr ...I had ppl on both sides so it got shakey...somehow my team stayed us
They came from Cali and started a set out there
@@kevwilks123 FR...1st time I seen grown men scared of a 17yr old in a Lex wit AK but not tha last
What year did the crews turn Red
@@MrCbwTV About 96-97 it was visible
BIG FAX! I'M FROM NEWARK AND IT WAS KRAZY IN JERSEY!!!
Gangs are for the weak minded and the leader is the weakest but the followers don't realize it. I've been working with gang members for 11 years from inside the alternative to incarceration programs, C-74 on Rikers and now the DOE. I respect the kids as individuals but I will never respect anything that destroy our communities and our people period!
I remember Meeting a Brother who was A Crip in Queens Village talking with some Young kids. He was from from Cali. Which part I don't recall. It was mid 90s. The Young kids were asking him all these questions about Cali and Gang Life. They wanted to start a Set. I remember Him telling them " No. This ain't the Movies." As He and I walked away He said To Me: "This Lifestyle ain't for Y'all out Here." The Next time I say Him He was with Dr. Khalid abdul Muhammad on Donahue. 🙏🏾
This lifestyle is for the ignorant. If they are ignorant let them bang because they are looking for something bad to do they are looking for a reason to ruin they life. Bangin ain't the one thing that will decide the the disastrous fate of the black youth and you can see in places like D.C and Philly that there's a bigger problem here because those places don't bang but they are amongst the most terrible places to raise black youth.
Dope. I grew up in Queens Village/St. Albans & went to Van Buren with Shea
Yo wow I seened that episode on TH-cam that's crazy
@@mesainy wow that's crazy shout out I'm from Bk but I live near Roy Wilkins now Queens my 2nd home 💪
@@youngfase5 That's what's up, Queens & BK always been close cousins 💪🏾💯
I left NY in 2001. NEVER heard nothing bout bloods or crips in NY til years later living in Florida. Still hurts that NY cats let that garbage come there.
Just curious where exactly were you in NY oblivious to gang activity in 2001
@@chucctailor787 ......I didn't say gang activity. I said bloods and crips. I know for a fact there were NONE in Brownsville bklyn in 2001.
@@itsallgood1972 u must've been very young bloods started make noise on the streets 95/96 crips shortly after
@@MrWARBUCKS24 I was in my 30's when I left. Born and raised in those streets. Bed Stuy. Crown heights. Redhook. Rockaway. Me and nobody I knew never heard none of whatever yall talkin about.
@@itsallgood1972 Thats a damn lie. Stop frontin
To me it's karma for how New York dudes used to turn out small towns with dope
Illa Ghee holding his laugh cause he know the game..not because it's funny
Good eye
One of the channels that thrust Blood and Crip gang culture to the East Coast and South was media glamorization through rap music.
A lot of these West Coast artists from various Blood and Crip sets in L.A literally encouraged New York and Atlanta rappers to bear red and blue:
- Mack 10 influenced Lil Wayne and Cash Money
- Joe Moses influenced Wacka Flocka Flame and Brick Squad
- Compton Menace influenced Chris Brown
- Glasses Malone influenced Brooklyn rappers
Etc
Music industry played a heavy part in pushin West Coast street tradition to other regions of the country.
I remember Snoop said years back if you set claiming outside of Cali, keep it outside of Cali. And now today it’s weird because in NY crips beef with GDs🤦🏿♂️
Yea even though him saying that has nothing to do with that beef
@@youngfase5 I’m js crips and GDs ain’t NY that’s Cali and Chicago culture. King Von had Favio Foreign in Chicago saying GDK smh shit definitely weird
@@Lamar0305 ik where it's from I'm saying snoop have nothing to do with the beef and fivio is young crip and gd was already around by the time he came outside
For me I remember when Folks and C 's use to be allies.. Gds is under the folk nation ...As along as I can remember folks and C's always rocced out but they sometimes they kinda shaky just like the bloods and God bodies
@@youngfase5 I know Snoop ain’t got nothing to do with the beef but he was saying if you Crip outside of Cali it’s not respected I’m sure GDs in Chicago feel the same way. Idk where the beef stem fro but they are pushing that beef under crip and GD card and it don’t make sense
Listening to our brother tell his prison story was mad sad and hurtful. Fam literally had to be lower himself to protect himself. That is a tragedy in itself. You can not win with that kind of mentality or lifestyle. Looks like the brother changed his life for the better because he is in no way glorifying that experience. I appreciate his honesty.
Im from Trenton new jersey that gang mess spread like wildfire,overnite everybody was gang.
One of the top storytellers with sound effects 😂
In 97 kings n crips was living in Greene if u were blood living you either had to kno somebody or u was really about that life! The funny thing years down the line I don't kno about up north but on rikers the dynamics changed n the bloods n kings had a truce under the five point star
And contrast that there are no NewYork street politics in L.A. what so ever. Not even Italians who once had a slight hold in L.A. long long time ago. Get that to make sense.
4:55 Lmfao @illaghee dying in the background
Bro going to jail is clown stuff. Nothing to be proud of.
I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW NEW YORK WENT FROM DISSING LOS ANGELES IN THE MID 90S To wanting to be like Los Angeles with the whole Bloods and Crips thing in New York? I don't get that!
That's easy. In 93 a west coast blood started Nine Tray, in Rikers Island. When they where being oppressed by the Latin kings. And New York never dis L.A... New York always been passive to the west. L.A just keep east coast niggas 🥒 in they mouth🤔. I'm from Baltimore though and all that gang shit corny
L.A started bloods n cribs because they were being oppressed by Mexicans🤣
@@lamontjackson4351 You don't remember the Source awards where New York was dissing everybody from the west coast? You don't remember that? I remember it as clear as day!
@@lamontjackson4351 No I heard that the Bloods and the Crips first started to protect the black community from Racist white people!
@@mr.robertepps2021 I grew up Piru. They organized because of Mexicans🤣. That fighting white people shit is cap. Name one gang member that ever slide on a blank face 😶
The west coast influenced the world. Crazy
The west jumped on hip-hop and the east jumped on the B and C train. It's only fair, even though they are poisonous to the community 🙏🏾.
@@blackjesus6433 perfectly said 💯
@@aggyxl8170 Thanks my brotha 🙏🏾
Influenced bum ass criminals.. congrats
@@blackjesus6433 LOL that is not the same thing
my older homie was one of the first that was repping blood in like 96-97 and i had a red Tommy Hilfiger shirt and til this ill always remember when he said “be careful with that shirt, if you with me or my homies with me you good but if not niggas gonna try to get you”, i wasnt a thug or some corny nigga but that nigga scared the shit outta me that day lol. they hit the bronx hard, like outta no where.
He’s speaking facts. From the cat to greene but he forgot to say half the jail was crip and the other half was Latin kings
Bars 🔥
i remember during the back to school year 1997 bein a sophmore in high school thats when the bloods were startin to make noise and after thst the crips came along
U are speaking facts bcuz I always tell people I remember vividly around Halloween' 97 when I first came in contact with bloods and crips in NY I was in the 4th grade. It kills me when people talk as if this shyt just got to NY saying Shit like so and so just became a member at 25. I laugh bcuz I know the truth. If I'm 33 now and I was 9 when I first came in contact with it its safe to say these Lil 15-21 Year olds grew up in it. Shit I grew up in it .I just never participated in that goofy shyt.
Yeah 1997 was the year everybody in ny was turning blood. I remember that Halloween was initiation night and they was cutting civilians and looking for harmless people to cut like suckers.
@UCFf3hv2Ar-2sN7qk5kKmusg yeah I remember all that foolishness. I used to have to wear a blue uniform to school and i had grown men bloods trying to approach me about being crip. One of the set leaders had to tell dudes how yall tryna fight little kids for them to fall back.
I think he lying about this while story
Nah
Its sad we fell into the system trap how powerful we can be if we unite
This is Shea Davis man...my gun go blam. You hear me?!
Shea Davis aka PUNCH. He was the man on SMACK DVD.
Bro I use to cop smack DVDs just to watch his work
Guns go blam! Not so much on divorce court though.
People really clown his bars too which is sad they’re not crazy but i don’t know how people don’t like it tbh…
Hof the day NY1 announces the death for Christpher Wallace they aired a segment right after the commercial break about the emergence of the Bloods in Brooklyn. Talk about programming.
I remember that
Shea Davis lived it man, straight up 😆 🤣
If you don't have a mic it's a reason and you shouldn't be talking we couldn't even hear homey lol
The ask everybody in the room lol most times
Just noticed Maff got a certain agenda flag like the breakfast club!!
That “Bink Bink” had ILLA dying.
put em on the 30 bed
He looks like Tim Hardaway JR
This ain't a story about bloods and crips it's a one-sided story about Lion King's
Man , we went from trend setters to followers .
THE REAL NYC THOROUGHBREDS never vouched for that gang culture bs , we just had solid n*ggas around that hold they own by any means.
We use to make fun of goofy dudes reppin beads and colors!
Shea need gone turn these stories 2 bars. These youngins don't know it's a different world behind them gates.
Shea was rappin check all the old smacks lil dunn
My brother became a Crip because back in the 90s he was riding the (A) train in the stuy and bloods tried to cut him for initiation. A latin king member jumped in and helped him. They created a monster.
Why become a crip though…. I heard that same story over and over again with other niggaz that join gangs…. Just mask up and ride on any blood 🩸 that you see . If it’s personal keep it personal…. Ain’t none of them niggaz in his set gonna take care of his kids if he do a Long long bid or catch life…. Life will go in , outta site outta mind
In Bedstuy, Brownsville, And the East New York where we grew up they was every where. Plus hundreds against one is not going to work.
A train was one of the worst trains to be riding at night... i use to take that sh*t to highschool back in 2001
F 🦀's
Damn. They dropping kites on you for strongarm'ng somebody for they commissary in NY...that's CraZy!!!
He lying
@@elmalik7836 yeah homie that don't sound right.
Stole from them, squabbled with one... straight up disrespect, and they got they lick back by dropping a kite... it's hard for me to believe that
@@dually81 bro ppl drop slips all the time!!! You know how many gangsta’s dropped a slip on blueboy?!!!
@@crazyp4549 That's still CraZy homie...over a fade & store beef tho?!?!
What kind of program is that?
But he said that was his plan, so I guess it's really like that out there
@@dually81 how I know Shea Davis isn’t lying is because there’s a channel called St.Laz that tells NY Prison stories and he had a guest up there telling a story about Shea Davis in Prison. Mind you Shea Davis had told the same story on this very channel we watching now “Math Hoffa” well the dude on St.Laz channel told the same story with the same exact facts and way Shea Davis did
The story i heard from a reliable source is in 1992 Naughty By Nature brought crips to the east coast because NBN used crips as protection when on the west coast. And some came back east with NBN and set up shop in north jersey and some jails in the area
grape street
I think Treach fell out with Crips particularly 60s but they squashed with help of Pac but Treach got major love from Boo Yaa Tribe Bloods
I remember back in the 90’s blood initiation was to ask a person the time and then cut them. They were running around cutting everyone. Everyone in blu was out numbered on the Island, so if you was on the Rock and repped “C” there was a level of respect associated with it, due to the fact you was willing to rep the set and not switch sides ( some were respected, but some still got slashed )
Like in cali but they other way around, the crips were dominant & it took more heart to be a blood, they were outnumbered 3-1 💯
Green been lit since like 91
I saw bloods around early 96(or, late 95). Crips around the time Pac died
Maaaan fuck that life. Imma sit back on this couch in the crib
Facts👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Honestly Shea has a damn good psychiatrist. He seems so chill and competent with himself.
Word i need that shrink ASAP
Thats not a psychiatrist thats how life makes you when you go through shit
Math is a genius with these guest cause even though he doesn’t watch prison videos he has someone talking prison on the show cause he knows TH-camrs love prison talk conspiracy relationships ect
I'm from GA we were going to visit Brooklyn in 97 and my dog cousin told us don't bring red or blue cuz they got Crips in they neighborhood
Remember when they brought that 8ball shit out here?
@@TayG_9Deuce lol man which one of them mf's was wearing bandaids on their clothes? 😂
He said he stole food so he could PC to another unit . Lol.
Transfer* he didn't say PC
4:51 Boombinkkk.... Put him to Sleep
It's easy to go to jail, but it's a b**'**trying to survive in jail... The moral of the story, DON'T GO TO JAIL!!!! ✌️
I heard about people getting jumped in around 95. But that was only in north jersey and ny. It got heavy in Central jersey around 2004
Yup. I remember seeing it in new Brunswick and Franklin around 04. Had family on both sides in it.
If you like hearing war stories like this go to St.Laz page he interview OGs from NY who was getting busy in the 90s an 80s them stories be crazy
Nobody takes Ny bloods n crips serious 💀💀Especially WestCoast nqqas
4:50 Shea always been hilariously animated...
Illa Ghee never recovered from laughing after that. Tears in his eyes and all 😩😅😅
He speaking from his heart. And not for reactions some dudes be fibbing and hyping up their war stories
Yo you know what I’m noticing I’m seeing a lot of gay flags on these podcasts shows Breakfast Club this show too what’s up
FINALLY SOMEONE SAID SOMETHING! Thank you. I just happened to see your comment while reading all these comments. I usually don’t read certain responses and you dropped this one on ‘em.
@@sha9infinite450 I also noticed that certain guests make the breakfast club take it down of move it from behind them
When they came to ny we lost our originally
That blood shit is for the birds and 2 of my friends real strong with that blood shit. I jive thought that shit was a game.
When the fuck did bloods and crips shit start in New York? Thats our shit in the west. Its not something to be played with
Definitely not lying about LK cutting brothas in NY prisons back in the mid 90’s…I saw more bloods in the system than crips…we had 1 crip on the house against 6 bloods. Bro held his own and was built like a tank but definitely got into a few battles
Ghee dead laughing lol
That colours foolishness has got to stop💯too much money to be had, instead of beefing for a flag✅come together and build communities and create opportunities ✌🏿respect from Canada 🇨🇦
Thought he was talking about the Bruins and Celtics Wtf #Boston 🤔 😂
Peace to illa G, aka mobb deep fam
Aye remember 8Ball 🤣🤣🤣
The B's and C's started coming to NY in '93. I remember specifically, and how they were initiating the recruits, they'd ride with their lights off, and anyone that flashed them, they'd go after and shoot. My boy Teder warned me about it. He moved to Florida from Buffalo and joined the Bloods.
You read that somewhere 🤣🤣
2:35 in Boston we say that ninja checked off😂😂😂😂
I fuck with Shea Davis since the come up 📀 days
He ain't smart he soft . You was never supposed to be there
What surprises me is why the Bloods & crips never came to Philly & Chicago ?
I was told back in 06 that there was 1 set of bloods out in West Philly.
When said got love for Latin Kings everyone else was 😑
Shea need to have a show to narrate or be a sports commentator #Boom #Bink
Illa ghee got me rolllling🤣🤣🤣🤣
Illa ghee never been in a gang in his life. He always been a cordial dude.
Shae Davis was jacking blood heavy
NFS...I remember the news article an everyone was talking Abt that Halloween that year cause bloods was goin on a rampage! I went to prospect heights an all of a sudden the whole crown heights was blood with red flags! An I swear it was only decepts or autobots or ya hood actually was ya gang!
i need shae davis on his own segment! love to here the OG jail stories! Peace Hoffa!
You’re sad🤦🏾♀️
This isn’t the first time I heard about Spanish cats snitching on black folks
I mean can’t put that jacket on just Latinos lol must i run down the line of snitches in Harlem alone?
I wanna know too. That shit weird. Like y’all don’t have y’all own gangs NYC?!? 🤣🤣.
L7 dude here but ppls not...came bk to my hometown with my Kappa shirt and BOY my fam basically stripped me and gave me a tee shirt & said dont wear no red shit no more LOL... make it so bad I and they know Id beat the breaks of them w/o a gun SMH.... but ish different
I remember when NYC had their own gang culture not biting off of cali and Chicago
From 1969 - 2001 I was born and raised in Brownsville. Was all over them streets. All hours of day and night. Mostly by myself. Never saw no bloods. Never saw no crips. I cant speak on what was goin on in jail.....but I KNOW they wasnt in those streets THEN. I can't speak on it since I left.
One summer (1994) I went to Busch Gardens and me and my cousin was chillin with these two white girls from PA we had met. When we told them that we was from NYC, They asked us were we in a gang and I remember my response. No we’re not in a gang, We’re not from LA. Wtf happened to us???
Hilarious Shout out SHEA DAVIS. HE SAID IM NEUTRAL but they thought I was blood because I had RED sheets, Red sweats..😅😅😅😂
Black and brown tho. SMH
Wasnt the UBN was the first bloodset in NYC in early 90s?
I don’t think they were recognized out west.
Technically yes and technically no at the same time . Because the original sets all fell under the UBN. I was in Spofford when the RAT Mack started UBN and that shit spread through even the juvie facilities like wildfires from kites from the island
UBN is like the umbrella Corp
9 trey is the first blood set in NYC. The UBN was created later
@@crazyp4549 no UBN is the confederation formed in the jail which consisted of 9trey G-Shyne etc. 9 Trey Gangstas was the first set of the nation though
Doing the Klans work for them...that's why we stay stuck.
Facts 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Yo salute shea davis bro. From i met this dude in the club. He has always been the same. Consistently a real dude. Never bullied nobody unless you tried to bully him. 💯
Freeway Rick Ross's network, NWA, the movie Colors had LA gang culture spreading around the US like wildfire. Never thought it would hit NY. Around 93, 94 started hearing stories. Got back to NY, a brother from 40 told me it was a response to the Latin Kings. So IllaGhee is correct. And you can't have Bloods without Crips
Yea...93-94... Dudes talking bout 97-98 lol
@@kingsupreme25 1996 it hit NY hard. I can't say when it first hit NY. I heard 91Crips in Harlem, 93bloods on Rikers Island. 1996 bloods were the ones hitting the streets, Wildin in every Boro(except Queens...97 or 98). 1996 was the first NY gang unit in black hoods. Latin hoods had the Kings n Netas already with a gang unit. 96 was the year both C's n B's in NY were making the news. The bloods from 95 and down weren't making any noise like 96 bloods were. 96 around Halloween we couldn't even wear red. Our school system banned that color on school grounds(275)
There’s been crips in Jersey since late 70’s early 80’s.
@@reece758 Never that! What set? What's their names? BK had a gang called the Rips in the 1950s. Early 80s was a gang called the Crows and their rivals called them Crip(crippled). Jersey was just like the rest(no sets). Just guys running from Cali like Crips in New Orleans in the early 90s. The city didn't claim it until later. New Jacc city had a Crip hit up on one of the scenes on a Blacc door