"Up and down the block you don't see anybody anymore. It's almost like we were never there..." How many of us can relate to that feeling when going by your old neighborhood, school or town that you long since left. Everything you went through felt like it all mattered and years later it's as if it never happened because nobody cares.
All of the time. The blocks are quieter at times where it wasn't when we were kids growing up there. No one's sitting on the front stoop of the apartment buildings with a neighbor and chatting, no kids running up and down the block with friends, no music playing from inside someone's window, just nothing. It definitely feels like none of us were there.
I guess the house is quiet now and up and down the block you don't see anybody anymore. It's almost like we were never there. Powerful yet sad and factual statements. I always find my self coming back to this scene man.
Always drinking liquor on the streets spending money for no reason saying dumb stuff to people looking at girls for no goals mennn the block was a dumb moment in life to spend time on wished I did better on school but as said there is no turning back ❤💯
@@Wrestlelesson each day u wake up my guy is always a day u can start new and fresh brother just remember that. We all arent perfect g but u spoke the truth. God bless you man. 💯💯💯
For me this movie does an excellent job. Capturing what the 90's was all about. Being young hanging out with your people. It wasn't about all on your cell phone, laptop, & in the house on a computer neither. Majority of your time was spent with your friends or boo. Today's teenagers can't duplicate the fun we had. Yes, it was reckless at times I'll admit. How this film portrays daily urban neighborhood grind. Except now the intensity is amplified due to social media exposure. Too many alarming # of our youth of zero substance. Why world star blew up hood uploads done 24/7...90's were the best day I recall.
It’s funny ...we don’t own any of these blocks ,what he said everybody be on the block ...NOW NO ONE ,it seems like we were never there !..damn! I think 💭 about my block 500 south San Francisco,much love yall
I was 13 when this movie came out, and till this day, its my favorite. Whats interesting about this movie is the fact the Mayor of Newark wanted to ban this movie. Too late, this is forever a cult classic.
@@floydthomas2194 I don't think that was necessarily the case but that was a very good theory I have one for you you remember the guy that was in jail and he was saying to Jason say goodbye to your boy midget
Even Midget told Jason just when he got out of prison that he should do something with his life and not be involved in what’s going on in the neighborhood anymore
4:17. Sha-ron Corely was massively slept on as an actor. To be able to portray raw emotion with just a look, no words, is a powerful skill. This scene always gets me
Classic movie. This part is sad that jason n midget fell out before he died. In all actuality tho midget was selfish n treated jason cold as hell in many ways got him in trouble n thought it was funny he didnt even go see him in jail. But this is a hood classic. And the last lines in this clip are true statements to this day.
Razor Blade think about it that fool went to steal a car and left him to hang when he took the Lexus and told him he got bills to pay and he he did what he had to do and he wasn't waiting around for him to catch up to him then Richie try to murder him midget thought it was funny then he didn't see him when he was locked up and I guess homeboy who was in jail with him who look like Treach little brother basically was warning him basically telling him midget was a Deadman midget was getting some more deeper shit I mean don't get me wrong midget was a homeboy but it seem like when those cops beat him down he changed for the worst and it sucked a friendship ended the way it did
krlm2280 True that. And plus he was gettin into some madd deep shit anyways after that fiasco that went down that night when P-Nut died and Jason went to jail. Midget started jackin niggas. And You got a point Jason had enuff
I guess the house is quiet now and up and down the block you don't see anybody anymore it's almost like we were never there we were just tryna make our mark in the world find something we can call our own and if ive changed at all it's only because ive seen too much, its only because my life can't go back to the way it was, even if i wanted it too theres no going back.
It happened in 1989 I remember that I was at Junior high then and made it all the way to the New York City news and the governor at that time was Jim Florio and he was a famous for a hard line shutting down libraries anti-gun just a rat face Democrat
the ending is classic reminds me of my childhood wanted to have fun and something do stupid stuff in a good way and the part where he walking looking back at their fun and goodtimes when everything seems strange when you the only one left as we got older everybody took a different path
To me this movie 🎥 never gets old because it’s reality right in front of you and me I really do miss the 90,s Jason came to his senses about his situations he was involved in it all made him feel so tired 😪 of being accused of trying to help and keep his eyes open to everyone and everything else that was all around him and his mother and family and his friends it had a thought 💭 to it all 🍿🥤🍫🎥🔥📺😞😒😔😟😭😭😩.
Contrary to what the comments say, midget was a genuine friend. Had mad love for jason, everybody morals and principles are just a tad bit different, he would never take it there with jason cuz he kno they gon be back cool the next day thats why he just walked away, ik how it be with ya homies who u tight with like brothers, u can be fustrated and bug out and spaz on somebody but it just be the moment, then to lose ya mans that same night is tragic son, ik what a brothership is bout so i felt that at the end smh
I remember those chop shops on ave A and ferry street, brings back memories, I remember they put baracades in vailsburg side streets to block stolen car chases off of Irvington avenue.
This brought back the essence of Newark back in the 90's. My cousin used to pick me up from Penn Station in them stolies. Wild times but what a time to be alive.
krlm2280 brother i grew up in south yonkers and brooklyn i lost all my frienfs except for one. I came home to visit my parents and friends . He said welcome home black which happened to be my last name. The next day i was walking to the store i started thinking about all my friends i lost it still hurts.!?"
I think emotions were running high Jason was tryna calm his girl down and Midget was blatantly antagonizing the fact they got robbed. So Jason just had a moment but Midget had moments before where he’d laugh at Jason when the situation wasn’t funny like when Jason got shot at by Richie. Jason spazzed on him then to.
Midget also never visited Jason in jail either but that's ya man's tho right...in the deleted scene Corrine was telling Jason after he came home that Midget was going around saying he had visited him and that also him and his brothers became stick up kids..
we was all outside talking about this when the real miget and his crew got killed the car wasnt even stolen they just didnt stop when the cops tryed to pull them over
Thats how it be in the hood one friend want a change in life the other goes another path. As I sit here thinking about all the fun i we once had with my friends and when i come back home it feels so empty but thats the way of the world you must move on. Rip to all my friends i lost may God be with you
Tiny would of got away. He was the best get away driver out the crew... Remember Tiny when he was in drive was nice.. He would be out or use crazy turn maneuvers to get the cops.. The only reason he died was because he was in park position an when cops came up on him.. An he still broke lose, if was in drive an didn't have to squeeze out of parkin spot they would of not gotten him..
Midget ask jason to ride with and him and his friends to get the car back so he said no and that's when he flipped the van that him and his friends stole and the cops killed them
@@rese5218 yeah I know I was the one that knocked her up back in the day when I found out I know that's what I had to change I had to back away from y'all
I don't understand why him and midget wasn't cool at the end😨 Was it because he didn't come see him? leaving him hanging when he stole the car? Or the Ritchie thing?? idk classic nonetheless
LSTORM The MC they was still cool he was just frustrated at the moment it happens all the time but you never know when it would be the last time you see someone
L-STORM The MC Lol basically all that u just said but they was cool still ig just a fallout they would of been back talkin that next day if midget survived
Midget wanted Jason to go with him to go get the car back from the dudes that jumped him. Jason wasn't with getting in more trouble after jail and literally just getting mugged
I grew up close to Newark in the 90s and saw the police park their cars at the border of newark in all directions at night, just waiting to catch car jackers or deter people from going down the road
@Info Specialist their neighborhood was never safe.. She should of never came back to see him after dropping him off at Midget hangout spot.. Jason probably asked her wanna meet up later an probably asked her to come get him an hang out later tonight... As a man you have to take responsibility for that...
@Info Specialist a lot of times when live in the ghetto most young black teenagers in high school usually don't have a lot of money to travel certain nice suburb park places... This was carma because something happened to Jason an his girlfriend that he usually do even if he never did it himself he knew he was riding in stolen cars with friends an she did too but took a chance to date him... Jason girlfriend took it more out on her ex Midget even more because that's what he do for a living an it ticked her off even more but she was actin cute with it despite her not liking what they do but she still liked bein low key around them until she got car jacked... People say in the comment section Midget wasn't a real good friend but he never got mad at Jason for dating his ex.. An he always let him camp with him when Jason parents would trip... Code for these women who love thugz but bitch when something bad happens. You cant love the thug but complain about the thug life an blame him also she has to take responsibility also too.... It's her fault also because she chose to go out in the dangerous streets at night with Jason who wasn't doin good also at that time...
Could someone out there please explain what happened in the end starting with the car being upside down I watched this over a million times and still don’t get it please help me?
@@Johnny127ful this might sound crazy but i always thought Jason’s little sister was in the van with midget and was the one that died. Especially when he says the house is quiet now these days.
"Up and down the block you don't see anybody anymore. It's almost like we were never there..."
How many of us can relate to that feeling when going by your old neighborhood, school or town that you long since left. Everything you went through felt like it all mattered and years later it's as if it never happened because nobody cares.
All of the time. The blocks are quieter at times where it wasn't when we were kids growing up there. No one's sitting on the front stoop of the apartment buildings with a neighbor and chatting, no kids running up and down the block with friends, no music playing from inside someone's window, just nothing. It definitely feels like none of us were there.
@@LandofBrickForests on God 😔
Me😢
@@bmore4377 Yeah, thinking on it really can get you in the feels.
Its a sad dark lonely feeling brother
Most slept on movie 🎥 ever ..nobody was over sexualized ..no sex scene jus raw street energy
This!
Yes
word up
True
That alone feeling when you change your path and your friends go the other way. Been 15 years and I still think about block 😢
Same I always come back to this scene to pay tribute to my fallen brothers in the hood💯
It hurts bro
But they dead
💯
YOU QUIT ON THEM
I guess the house is quiet now and up and down the block you don't see anybody anymore. It's almost like we were never there. Powerful yet sad and factual statements. I always find my self coming back to this scene man.
💯💯💯
Always drinking liquor on the streets spending money for no reason saying dumb stuff to people looking at girls for no goals mennn the block was a dumb moment in life to spend time on wished I did better on school but as said there is no turning back ❤💯
@@Wrestlelesson each day u wake up my guy is always a day u can start new and fresh brother just remember that. We all arent perfect g but u spoke the truth. God bless you man. 💯💯💯
For me this movie does an excellent job. Capturing what the 90's was all about. Being young hanging out with your people. It wasn't about all on your cell phone, laptop, & in the house on a computer neither. Majority of your time was spent with your friends or boo. Today's teenagers can't duplicate the fun we had. Yes, it was reckless at times I'll admit. How this film portrays daily urban neighborhood grind. Except now the intensity is amplified due to social media exposure. Too many alarming # of our youth of zero substance. Why world star blew up hood uploads done 24/7...90's were the best day I recall.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
💯💯☝
It’s funny ...we don’t own any of these blocks ,what he said everybody be on the block ...NOW NO ONE ,it seems like we were never there !..damn! I think 💭 about my block 500 south San Francisco,much love yall
Vaughn Boston the 90s were the best by far i remember my time being wild
D R, sac- town 916 reppin....right bac atcha. no better time like the 90's in northern California and that's the real...
"..Even if I wanted to, there's no going back."
That is deep
Yes , From running the Baltimore City streets in the dangerous 90's , I felt where he was coming from.
IND💯💯D...DEEP!!!!!!
IND💯💯D...DEEP!!!!!!
Still living that!
@@user-gh7ks6fs7f those last few lines he said were deep before the last line. So your speakin facts.
epic ending to a movie. up there with boyz n da hood...the music at the end gives it a feeling like no other
Darius Jackson THIS SCENE REMINDS ME OF MY FRIEND BILL FOSTER WHO WAS KILLED IN A CAR CHASE IN 91 RIP BILL!
IND💯💯D
And Juice had a similar ending to this where they show the crew prior to the current state of events now best coming of age hood movies ever
@@tyronegreen1961yea this was just a New Jersey version of juice without the hip hop
I guess the House is quiet now...that hit home hard y'all I miss the 90s.
On God 💯
Was his sister in the van
No
this movie had the most classic soundtrack out of all spike lee joints
Yes I agree 👍💯
Queen Latina and heavy D joints banging
I was 13 when this movie came out, and till this day, its my favorite. Whats interesting about this movie is the fact the Mayor of Newark wanted to ban this movie. Too late, this is forever a cult classic.
Your right he wouldn't even let them shoot it in Newark.
I can’t forget New Jersey !!
I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS MOVIE AS A KID!! IM GROWN NOW AND STILL LOVE IT!!!
Same here
@@otisroseboro5613we all do
It's sad how Jason & Midget have a falling out before Midget dies.
it was sad midget was a selfish asshole who didn't care about jason and only got him into more and more trouble and always thought it was a joke
👍
It was probably that dude who car jacked jason and his girlfriend killed midget in retaliation for snitching on him
@ you put up a very good point do you remember that guy at the jail was saying you better say goodbye to your boy midget
@@floydthomas2194 I don't think that was necessarily the case but that was a very good theory I have one for you you remember the guy that was in jail and he was saying to Jason say goodbye to your boy midget
It's such a SAD ending because one of the girls sitting in the backseat that got killed was pregnant.
I'm Happy for Jason 😊 He got out da Game. Smart
Yes I agree 👍 💯
I was still sad for Midget Peanut an Tiny
@@jada8047 all three was killed by police smh
@raleez7 all 3 could of pulled over as well lol
Even Midget told Jason just when he got out of prison that he should do something with his life and not be involved in what’s going on in the neighborhood anymore
4:17. Sha-ron Corely was massively slept on as an actor. To be able to portray raw emotion with just a look, no words, is a powerful skill. This scene always gets me
The scene and his final words are powerful alone.
I thought he was gonna blow up after this movie.
@@datboyphilme too I loved this movie such a good film
Would've loved to see him in other projects
Classic movie. This part is sad that jason n midget fell out before he died. In all actuality tho midget was selfish n treated jason cold as hell in many ways got him in trouble n thought it was funny he didnt even go see him in jail. But this is a hood classic. And the last lines in this clip are true statements to this day.
datboyphil Word. Midget wasn't a real friend to Jason. It was sad how the fell apart
Razor Blade yeah it really was
datboyphil But I was tryin to figure out what mad Jason go off on Midget like that
Razor Blade think about it that fool went to steal a car and left him to hang when he took the Lexus and told him he got bills to pay and he he did what he had to do and he wasn't waiting around for him to catch up to him then Richie try to murder him midget thought it was funny then he didn't see him when he was locked up and I guess homeboy who was in jail with him who look like Treach little brother basically was warning him basically telling him midget was a Deadman midget was getting some more deeper shit I mean don't get me wrong midget was a homeboy but it seem like when those cops beat him down he changed for the worst and it sucked a friendship ended the way it did
krlm2280 True that. And plus he was gettin into some madd deep shit anyways after that fiasco that went down that night when P-Nut died and Jason went to jail. Midget started jackin niggas. And You got a point Jason had enuff
I guess the house is quiet now and up and down the block you don't see anybody anymore it's almost like we were never there we were just tryna make our mark in the world find something we can call our own and if ive changed at all it's only because ive seen too much, its only because my life can't go back to the way it was, even if i wanted it too theres no going back.
Love the ending and the whole movie 🙏🏿🙏🏿💯💯🥺🥺
Real shit
I'm from Newark/Hillside. And I was told by my old heads the final scene where the car flipped over is based on a true event.
Damn!!!! Dirty jerz
Yea that incident actually happened.
Yes that actually Happened..
It happened in 1989 I remember that I was at Junior high then and made it all the way to the New York City news and the governor at that time was Jim Florio and he was a famous for a hard line shutting down libraries anti-gun just a rat face Democrat
@@quatillbanks2020 a pregnant girl really died like that smh ?!
what he says at the end is so cool it was the same for me lol i saw nobody anymore like we have never been there
back in the 90s!! the days of who ridin! $$$ best times of my life
90s movies we're the best
the ending is classic reminds me of my childhood wanted to have fun and something do stupid stuff in a good way and the part where he walking looking back at their fun and goodtimes when everything seems strange when you the only one left as we got older everybody took a different path
I'm going through that now
@@linokintana3153 me too 🙏🏿
💯
To me this movie 🎥 never gets old because it’s reality right in front of you and me I really do miss the 90,s Jason came to his senses about his situations he was involved in it all made him feel so tired 😪 of being accused of trying to help and keep his eyes open to everyone and everything else that was all around him and his mother and family and his friends it had a thought 💭 to it all 🍿🥤🍫🎥🔥📺😞😒😔😟😭😭😩.
I just want to appreciate and point out the cinematography for the van. Still chilling.
One of my all time favorite movies right here. Queen Latifah used to be one of them. That's why she had a valet key around her neck in the 90s
That key you’re talking about was her brother’s motorcycle key. He died in a motorcycle accident back in 92
Contrary to what the comments say, midget was a genuine friend. Had mad love for jason, everybody morals and principles are just a tad bit different, he would never take it there with jason cuz he kno they gon be back cool the next day thats why he just walked away, ik how it be with ya homies who u tight with like brothers, u can be fustrated and bug out and spaz on somebody but it just be the moment, then to lose ya mans that same night is tragic son, ik what a brothership is bout so i felt that at the end smh
Hell yea they tlaking bout midget wasn’t really his friend they was close as Shìt That’s his right hand man
@@Zosababyee exactly
I remember those chop shops on ave A and ferry street, brings back memories, I remember they put baracades in vailsburg side streets to block stolen car chases off of Irvington avenue.
Too often this is the unfortunate reality on how life ends for too many in the inner cities. We must change the trajectory and the reckless behavior
Heavy D “ take that shit back to Avon,” I remember cars skidding up and down 14 th street cops chased them all over, Irvington was crazy too.
This might be my fav part of the movie when the redman deop that shit hard af
Was that the song Midget played in the van?
This brought back the essence of Newark back in the 90's. My cousin used to pick me up from Penn Station in them stolies. Wild times but what a time to be alive.
Welcome home black! welcome home!
krlm2280 brother i grew up in south yonkers and brooklyn i lost all my frienfs except for one. I came home to visit my parents and friends . He said welcome home black which happened to be my last name. The next day i was walking to the store i started thinking about all my friends i lost it still hurts.!?"
@@blackronin784 Life
@Black Ronin my prayers 🙏🏿
The ending was sooo intensed
Vans tend to have high rates of flipping over once you go past 60 MPH... guess he didnt know ):
Plus they were getting shot at. Those bullets will flip a car too if it catches them at the wrong angle
Dirty cops upstate
He didn't know he was gonna die like that i mean the van flip over
Its almost like we werent ever there 😔😢
😔😢
I'm honestly still not clear how Jason and Midget had a falling out. They just started arguing out of nowhere, not even sure about what
I think emotions were running high Jason was tryna calm his girl down and Midget was blatantly antagonizing the fact they got robbed. So Jason just had a moment but Midget had moments before where he’d laugh at Jason when the situation wasn’t funny like when Jason got shot at by Richie. Jason spazzed on him then to.
Midget also never visited Jason in jail either but that's ya man's tho right...in the deleted scene Corrine was telling Jason after he came home that Midget was going around saying he had visited him and that also him and his brothers became stick up kids..
we was all outside talking about this when the real miget and his crew got killed the car wasnt even stolen they just didnt stop when the cops tryed to pull them over
This movie is based on true events?
Yes I'm from Newark born and raised
+Raven Rogers It's a fictional story, but it was true that Newark was the car theft capital at the time. I hope that answers your question.
+Raven Rogers yesss
+1f5sda1991 it was based on true events bits and pieces of this movie was true
"Can't fuh-get New Jersey" If you're a true fan of this movie that line is forever etched in your brain.
Such a humbling scene I keep coming back to…
Thats how it be in the hood one friend want a change in life the other goes another path. As I sit here thinking about all the fun i we once had with my friends and when i come back home it feels so empty but thats the way of the world you must move on. Rip to all my friends i lost may God be with you
Jersey-Queen Latifa, that's the song in the end
What about the song they was playing in the car ?
@@lonniewilliams7485redman - Where am i
@@lonniewilliams7485 I know, I'm 5 years late, but I just watched this movie for the first time. Anyway, it's: Redman - Where Am I
queen latifah- i can't forget new jersey
1:29 Reminds me of a Redman track of “Dare iz a Darkside” 🔥🔥
how fast you gonna go in a aerostar ford van lol midget was a nut.
Tiny would of got away. He was the best get away driver out the crew...
Remember Tiny when he was in drive was nice..
He would be out or use crazy turn maneuvers to get the cops..
The only reason he died was because he was in park position an when cops came up on him..
An he still broke lose, if was in drive an didn't have to squeeze out of parkin spot they would of not gotten him..
Gabriel casseus is so underrated
I'ma show you how to escape these mufuhkas!
Wild Fire 😂😂😂😂
Famous last words
The only thing I don't like is how they left questions unanswered
Mr Sanford same I wanted more, that’s why I hope they have deleted scenes on the dvd
What questions?
@@creepinoutdaziploc3115 The random guy after midget I guess🤷🏾♂️ idk.
Midget ask jason to ride with and him and his friends to get the car back so he said no and that's when he flipped the van that him and his friends stole and the cops killed them
Andre Clark what about Richie what happened to him
Ha, tried to get away in a mini van. Lmao
Just seen the Kia Boyz Instantly reminded me of this
Masterful!
reminds me of the bronx tale, almost similar movies..
was this based on a real story... cant watch this too sad and depressing.
Definitely sad and depressing 💯‼️
@@rese5218 yeah I know I was the one that knocked her up back in the day when I found out I know that's what I had to change I had to back away from y'all
@@sitdowndogbreath you wrong bro lol😂
@@thekiddsean33026 I know I get jiggy with it
@@rese5218 sorry to hear that
Good movie 🎥
I don't understand why him and midget wasn't cool at the end😨 Was it because he didn't come see him? leaving him hanging when he stole the car? Or the Ritchie thing?? idk classic nonetheless
LSTORM The MC they was still cool he was just frustrated at the moment it happens all the time but you never know when it would be the last time you see someone
L-STORM The MC Lol basically all that u just said but they was cool still ig just a fallout they would of been back talkin that next day if midget survived
He was tired of having real love for a fake friend! Midget didn't care about anyone but Midget
Midget wanted Jason to go with him to go get the car back from the dudes that jumped him. Jason wasn't with getting in more trouble after jail and literally just getting mugged
Midget wasn't his friend anyway
Scary thought...on a normal night Jason would've been in the van with Midget.
some real gangsta shit
Dude who played Midget was a damn good actor, what is his real name???
Gabriel Casseus
the whole 90’s theme is such a gem. i’m kinda pissed i was born in 97
@Killuh18
i been searching for a long time but no luck its a beautiful tune
He woke up on one of the versions and Sticky Fingaz didn't die in Ride also.
I grew up close to Newark in the 90s and saw the police park their cars at the border of newark in all directions at night, just waiting to catch car jackers or deter people from going down the road
R.I.P Midget He lived his best life :(
R.I.P. Midget, P-Nut & Tiny Dime. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
@@csic123 what happened to peanut
@@AnimeChris90 He was shot by the police while trying to get away.
yo this is some reall shitt reall to life yo damm
1:29.....DAMN!
What was that song called in 1:30 ? I forgot that shit
Redman - Where Am I
This part was raw especially when they crash it was deep
Word is bond son, this movie is a hidden 💎.
@@naziashunter5598 true indeed
Peace out to P-nut...
The music what gives the movie that feeling
Snoop didn't die in Ride or Soul Plane lol.
Sha-Ron Corley and Jamie Hector similar and impressive actors frfr
Good to see u there son 🖤
Every day, we got our young out there making this part a "Based on a true story" and not knowing that the world knows how to say "fuck it" also.
THIS IS REALL REALL REALL LIFE YO REALL LIFE MAN
"Can't forget New Jersey!"
does anyone now the music that starts at 3:25?
THE FULL MOVIE SHOULD BEEN ON HERE.
Yeah it should be on here i love this movie
where da cast of characters at?I wanna see what midget's real name is,he look just like 50 cent did at about that time.
His name is Gabriel Casseous
Sharron corley-as Jason he was in the substitute as well and has a book /the ville
1:29 BEST PART!
What’s that song when they turn on the radio
@@kushzombie9106 Redman - Where am i
@@kushzombie9106Redman Where Am I
someone knows the name of the song plays before the car flipped over ???
But how the hell they gonna state charges against dead people on the newz
Some survived.
Shit sad as hell
@spatero25 That one Midget turns on in his car?? Redman - Where Am I
does anyone know the song plated on the radio at 1:27 ish?? i cant find it anywhere
soulman9373 redman-where am I
I never understood this scene. Was Migit trying to test him?
I had both movie & The soundtrack album classics
Midget could have played Kanan Stark
Classic
Remind me how that rapper Stretch cuz he died the same way car flipped over and shot but no cops involved
I heard Newark was dangerous around this time also 95 96
Gangsta
@CHOPMOP10 - at 14 I was thinking the same thing when this came out...idiot
00:30 J and Midget! They look like Jay-Z and 50 Cent arguing, LOL
2:50 what's that soundtrack been looking for it🤦🏽♂️
That's a score song. They usually make score soundtracks along with the official soundtracks.
How she blaming Jason? It wasn't even his fault.
Part of it was she went to pick him up an she stayed out too late in her mom car...
@@jada8047 That's still her fault or they should have went to a safer spot. But that was still messed up that she got carjacked.
@Info Specialist their neighborhood was never safe.. She should of never came back to see him after dropping him off at Midget hangout spot.. Jason probably asked her wanna meet up later an probably asked her to come get him an hang out later tonight...
As a man you have to take responsibility for that...
@@jada8047 I'm talking about a safer part of town or perhaps a park.
@Info Specialist a lot of times when live in the ghetto most young black teenagers in high school usually don't have a lot of money to travel certain nice suburb park places...
This was carma because something happened to Jason an his girlfriend that he usually do even if he never did it himself he knew he was riding in stolen cars with friends an she did too but took a chance to date him...
Jason girlfriend took it more out on her ex Midget even more because that's what he do for a living an it ticked her off even more but she was actin cute with it despite her not liking what they do but she still liked bein low key around them until she got car jacked...
People say in the comment section Midget wasn't a real good friend but he never got mad at Jason for dating his ex..
An he always let him camp with him when Jason parents would trip...
Code for these women who love thugz but bitch when something bad happens. You cant love the thug but complain about the thug life an blame him also she has to take responsibility also too....
It's her fault also because she chose to go out in the dangerous streets at night with Jason who wasn't doin good also at that time...
welcome home
What song is that in the van?
Yes and the song that connected you to it was cut off
Could someone out there please explain what happened in the end starting with the car being upside down I watched this over a million times and still don’t get it please help me?
The van Midget and his friends stole crashed and flipped over while they were running from the police.
@@Johnny127ful thank you so much
@@Johnny127ful this might sound crazy but i always thought Jason’s little sister was in the van with midget and was the one that died. Especially when he says the house is quiet now these days.
This song call where i m
does anybody know the song they were playing in the car ?