This dude a real G. He took me to a Crip club once. I never had fun like that. First he hung with us. He ad a good time so he brought us with him. It was five bloods with about 200 Crips. They gave us a huge pass. I loved it.
I was in prison wit a OG from Harlem 30s Crip named Lue he said he was best friends wit Tyrone Ramsey in elementary school Tyrone Ramsey is Donnie Ramsey younger brother
Cool second part of the interview! From a historical perspective being that they were initially called Neighborhood Rolling 40's Crip? When did the Neighborhood and Rolling switch positions? Meaning instead of Neighborhood Rolling 40 how did transition to Rolling 40's NHC? Also who/what influenced Donnie Ramsy, to create a new section/neighborhood as opposed to just extending the neighborhood/section he already represented?
Good question. Our original title was : Eastside Neighborhood Rollin 40's Crips. Remember that there is never a "g" at the end of Rollin because Rollin means to "Roll in" (travel throughout or hang in the 40s blocks) We rolled in the 40's like other sets roll in the 30's. We just put both words together to make one. (Rollin) Why did Donny not call it Harlem, or why did he call it Neighborhood? He never really call it Neighborhood. He called it The Hood. Our "H" stood for Hood, not Harlem. We extended it to Neighborhood later by adding the N, but at first it was just The Hood. That's why our title of Neighborhood was not originally connected to the LA Neighborhood until recently when the hand sign was changed by the younger generation to resemble theirs. Thanks for asking that important question. 👍
@@Truthbetolddd no problem! I appreciate the clarification and response. As far as, the question in regards to Harlem. I was just curious in that being Donny Ramsey, represented Harlem Crip in LA. Why didn't he create a chapter of Harlem's in San Diego? We you guys eventually switched the names to become Rollin 40's NHC did that take place in the mid-70's or late 70's early 80's?
I believe NH started around 1975. I went to Gompers from 72 to 75 and I went to elementary school with Marvin Miller. Trey Dog lived on my street near 4/5 for a couple years when he was like 4 years old then they moved. I knew Trey Dog, his brother Reggie and TySticks too. Many others. I remember Cirt Dogs name and was actually wad at that party when Tony got shot. I happed to leave before that happened. 4/5 originally was part of NH like he said things were forming in different ways. Later 4/5 became Blood
I'm interested in how West Coast became Crip so early...if it was 72 or 73 like i've heard then West Coast san diego is one of the earliest crip hoods period.
West Coast is the first gang in Diego. Tone was a lowrider back in the day. 1972 . Tubby was from Los Angeles Light skin buff 💪 Crip that was saying that he was a swool Crip. From L A.
The founders did start the Hood in 74, 75. The OGs are under the founders so I was trying to determine the years that WE (the OGs) started in this interview. The Encanto Park "Brangsters" aka EPB started in 1979.
It was always said, yall started off as NHC, then 47 NHC , Rollin 40s did not get added on til the 1980s....... Harlem Crips in LA didn't add Rollin 30s until 1978. If Donnie Ramsey from LA.30s started yall, yall couldn't be Rollin til after 78.
@@joemosely9383 It was Rollin 40's already when I arrived in 77. That's the first title bro. Those dates you throwing around likely apply to LA. We have our own timelines in Daygo with separate histories. We all 60 plus years old now. I understand your points though. I just stopped here to clarify something I said during this interview, but won't be back. My place is in the video, not in the comments section. Thats why I cut off notifications in all my videos. Can't be in both. That's wack. Lol. Peace you guys.
@@Truthbetolddd Your place is not in the comment section? That's a strange response. You just did a TH-cam interview making a lot of historical claims. You gotta stand on your words or make corrects. I think your timeline is flawed. You cant separate San Diegos timeline from L.A when it comes to Crip'n and the use of set names. No Way San Diego Rollin 40s in 1974. Whats the difference between 47NH & R40......what came first ? Explain why yall claim Rollin. What does it mean and why yall say it? You know Tyrone Ramsy is still alive. Donnie Ramsy little brother. I think Donnie is still alive, so the truth is out there. Soon as it's established when the Ramseys landed in SD...... Something is off that a Harlem Crip didn't plant his own set in SD. That's what LA dudes do. Expand their homegrown set.......
@@joemosely9383 Hey Joe you know we see each other in Kev Mac’s comments and livestreams and I respect your information. I’m going to flip a question on you. Is it possible they got Rollin from another set in L.A. that had Rollin out before Harlem added that to their name?
@@joemosely9383 the set was E/S NeighborHood Rollin 40s crip from the start and still is today . 47 is just a block within the hood . The Ramsay’s moved on my street in 1972 . so the timeline is between 72 - 74 the Hood was started . Big Don may he rest in paradise is not with us anymore . But he has two younger brothers still around . It was definitely Rollin 40s in the 70s . So when you see 47 NHC that’s just the block within the set that that person is representing. It’s a lot of history in the Hood .
whats interesting is when he first moved to SD he lived in the Coast(which is actually the 20s and 30s) but he started up NHood in the 4000 blocks of market so they are the 40s) which is also ironic because dude that brought the brims to SD just had them keep the 5/9 even though they are nowhere near a 59th street
Good interview Brotha 🥃 give this guy some 💵
This dude a real G. He took me to a Crip club once. I never had fun like that. First he hung with us. He ad a good time so he brought us with him. It was five bloods with about 200 Crips. They gave us a huge pass. I loved it.
Man, nothing would be more epic than seeing Battle Locc on StreetTV!!!!
I was in prison wit a OG from Harlem 30s Crip named Lue he said he was best friends wit Tyrone Ramsey in elementary school Tyrone Ramsey is Donnie Ramsey younger brother
These fool lying the history of southeast Diego is this bloods run Diego period brims L park and skyline period we done the most work real talk blood
Didn't Alex Holiday and Big P Roll get into?
PACO REST IN PEACE !!
Cool second part of the interview! From a historical perspective being that they were initially called Neighborhood Rolling 40's Crip? When did the Neighborhood and Rolling switch positions? Meaning instead of Neighborhood Rolling 40 how did transition to Rolling 40's NHC? Also who/what influenced Donnie Ramsy, to create a new section/neighborhood as opposed to just extending the neighborhood/section he already represented?
Good question. Our original title was : Eastside Neighborhood Rollin 40's Crips. Remember that there is never a "g" at the end of Rollin because Rollin means to "Roll in" (travel throughout or hang in the 40s blocks) We rolled in the 40's like other sets roll in the 30's. We just put both words together to make one. (Rollin) Why did Donny not call it Harlem, or why did he call it Neighborhood? He never really call it Neighborhood. He called it The Hood. Our "H" stood for Hood, not Harlem. We extended it to Neighborhood later by adding the N, but at first it was just The Hood. That's why our title of Neighborhood was not originally connected to the LA Neighborhood until recently when the hand sign was changed by the younger generation to resemble theirs. Thanks for asking that important question. 👍
@@Truthbetolddd no problem! I appreciate the clarification and response. As far as, the question in regards to Harlem. I was just curious in that being Donny Ramsey, represented Harlem Crip in LA. Why didn't he create a chapter of Harlem's in San Diego? We you guys eventually switched the names to become Rollin 40's NHC did that take place in the mid-70's or late 70's early 80's?
@@Truthbetolddd I remember when it was Big N's & H's (2 thumbs) as a hand sign.
Shout out to the big homie OG Pearl he was a co-founder of SD NHC 40s
🧢HoodieFromTheHood has a good interview with OG Curt Dog on his channel.
I think Alonzo is a underground 40s ⚾️ don’t let em fool u 🤠🥃
I believe NH started around 1975. I went to Gompers from 72 to 75 and I went to elementary school with Marvin Miller. Trey Dog lived on my street near 4/5 for a couple years when he was like 4 years old then they moved. I knew Trey Dog, his brother Reggie and TySticks too. Many others. I remember Cirt Dogs name and was actually wad at that party when Tony got shot. I happed to leave before that happened. 4/5 originally was part of NH like he said things were forming in different ways. Later 4/5 became Blood
Marvin Miller is my dad .
I’ve always wondered why the Hoover car never got established in SD and how SD remained a “rollin/nh ” city with an unbelievable blood/piru presence.
It’s too many bloods they won’t allow it crips are out numbered I don’t even think outnumbered is the word
Lol the thumbnail lol y u do og like that
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I'm interested in how West Coast became Crip so early...if it was 72 or 73 like i've heard then West Coast san diego is one of the earliest crip hoods period.
I heard someone from that neighborhood was locked up in YA with Crips and brought that influence back to his hood.
@@GnosticCushite thought they were a car club called West Coast
72 bob simmons boys camp moved to San Diego a lot of original Crips from La was there a guy from the coast was there took back to the Hood
Tha Coasters was a Car Club 1st then they started bangN after that
@@AG-1904 the question was how they became Crips so early
West Coast is the first gang in Diego.
Tone was a lowrider back in the day.
1972 . Tubby was from Los Angeles
Light skin buff 💪 Crip that was saying that he was a swool Crip. From L A.
Maybe the first black gang definitely not the first gang in San Diego
Definitely not the first gang bro, SS sets been in the city since the 40s
@@80s_baby Early Logan gangs (Cherries, Chicanos, Lobos...), Thee Mutes from NC, Otay
@@johnnyboysoto1264 thanks for the info
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If I'm not mistaken, Salt Rocc went out to Tacoma and started the 47 Lakewood Hustlers
Wrong. He went to Portland and started Kerby Blocc Crips RIP Salt Rocc
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The founders did start the Hood in 74, 75. The OGs are under the founders so I was trying to determine the years that WE (the OGs) started in this interview. The Encanto Park "Brangsters" aka EPB started in 1979.
It was always said, yall started off as NHC, then 47 NHC , Rollin 40s did not get added on til the 1980s.......
Harlem Crips in LA didn't add Rollin 30s until 1978.
If Donnie Ramsey from LA.30s started yall, yall couldn't be Rollin til after 78.
@@joemosely9383 It was Rollin 40's already when I arrived in 77. That's the first title bro. Those dates you throwing around likely apply to LA. We have our own timelines in Daygo with separate histories. We all 60 plus years old now. I understand your points though. I just stopped here to clarify something I said during this interview, but won't be back. My place is in the video, not in the comments section. Thats why I cut off notifications in all my videos. Can't be in both. That's wack. Lol. Peace you guys.
@@Truthbetolddd
Your place is not in the comment section?
That's a strange response. You just did a TH-cam interview making a lot of historical claims. You gotta stand on your words or make corrects.
I think your timeline is flawed.
You cant separate San Diegos timeline from L.A when it comes to Crip'n and the use of set names.
No Way San Diego Rollin 40s in 1974.
Whats the difference between 47NH & R40......what came first ?
Explain why yall claim Rollin. What does it mean and why yall say it?
You know Tyrone Ramsy is still alive. Donnie Ramsy little brother. I think Donnie is still alive, so the truth is out there. Soon as it's established when the Ramseys landed in SD......
Something is off that a Harlem Crip didn't plant his own set in SD. That's what LA dudes do. Expand their homegrown set.......
@@joemosely9383 Hey Joe you know we see each other in Kev Mac’s comments and livestreams and I respect your information. I’m going to flip a question on you. Is it possible they got Rollin from another set in L.A. that had Rollin out before Harlem added that to their name?
@@joemosely9383 the set was E/S NeighborHood Rollin 40s crip from the start and still is today . 47 is just a block within the hood . The Ramsay’s moved on my street in 1972 . so the timeline is between 72 - 74 the Hood was started . Big Don may he rest in paradise is not with us anymore . But he has two younger brothers still around . It was definitely Rollin 40s in the 70s . So when you see 47 NHC that’s just the block within the set that that person is representing. It’s a lot of history in the Hood .
If he was from Harlem why he claim 40s??
Cause they are 41st
whats interesting is when he first moved to SD he lived in the Coast(which is actually the 20s and 30s) but he started up NHood in the 4000 blocks of market so they are the 40s) which is also ironic because dude that brought the brims to SD just had them keep the 5/9 even though they are nowhere near a 59th street
@@GnosticCushite im thinking about it
@@wall91nutz looks like he started his own set. OG moved to San Diego and landed in the 40s.
@@wall91nutz There’s no 59 brims in LA
Damn fonkies
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Goofy!!!!