Any NY’er who spends time in Cali ends up confused as hell
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I don't get the infatuation with palm trees
Your whole post is 100% facts but I feel this part the most. I’m on vacation so it is a completely different perspective. Oddly enough I been partying and moving around while I been here and a few times when people asked me would I live in LA I was like
. But that was mainly because I didn’t know how I would get any work done with this gorgeous weather and amenities. That’s a vacation mindset. The reality is living and working in a place is a different beast.
Time for our weekly NY Cali antiquated e-beef thread
FeloniousMonk
Dont mind me..Im a azzhole
Gangs is Cali are derived from politics.
The weather and grass has nothing to do with it.
And quiet as kept, some of the underprivileged never been outside their city limits.
The weather and grass has nothing to do with it.
And quiet as kept, some of the underprivileged never been outside their city limits.
Wear My Dawg's Hat
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And they wouldn't go wrong with the investment.
The house is centrally located for access to downtown Los Angeles, the airport, Hollywood, the beaches.
It would probably be worth $10M in other SoCal areas.
murksiderock
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@Cel 510 kid ados forever The Bay has great weather, what you talking bout fam? Outside of maybe SD The Bay has the best weather in California...
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Bronx Ghanaians are poor as fukkRelative poverty.
It's very expensive.
The Oil/Manufacturing jobs left.
They're basically living in manicured food deserts/abandoned white flight suburbs - as the West Coast is one giant white flight suburb.
I bet you those areas you think are so great don't get the most gov't resources.
"The Bronx"
Spuyten Duyvil and Riverdale aren't bad at all.
Let's not talk about all of those middle class Bronx Ghanaians trying to be bloods.
Most Africans in the Bronx live in the projects with several siblings and the father back and forth from Africa to the States or absent
The African kids in the streets are a small % as well there aren’t fukking Blood sets full of Africans
What I will say is that a lot of NY African kids love fashion...a lot of them want to be designers. U see it with guys like Sheck Wes and some of the most popular local brands like No Disturbance being made by children of African immigrants. Them African fashion nikkas be scamming and swiping too.
Spuyten Duyvil and Riverdale are upper middle class old ethnic white New Yorker hoods on god I've never been to Spuyten Duyvil in my life I couldn't even tell you what streets run there. I don't even know how to pronounce that shyt.
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LES
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Riverdale is one of the richest neighborhoods in NYC. They don’t even consider themselves to be part of The Bronx. That’s how detached they are.Bronx Ghanaians are poor as fukk
Most Africans in the Bronx live in the projects with several siblings and the father back and forth from Africa to the States or absent
The African kids in the streets are a small % as well there aren’t fukking Blood sets full of Africans
Spuyten Duyvil and Riverdale are upper middle class old ethnic white New Yorker hoods on god I've never been to Spuyten Duyvil in my life I couldn't even tell you what streets run there.
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There’s a lot of kids from the hoods in Cali that haven’t been to the beach.
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
The “projects” that you see in NYC are nothing but co-op style high rise apartment buildings. The problem is NYCHA is notoriously bad when it comes to maintenance but also the majority of the residents don't take pride in their apartments or community. It will be residents that don't do the simplest DIY waiting for NYCHA to repair shyt whether that be painting a wall, patching up a hole in the sink rodents are coming in through, replacing a pipe, etc. You got people pissing in the elevators and leaving liquor bottles all outside the buildings and on the lawns from their gatherings the night before. Regular hood shyt.
NYCHA developments have community centers, playgrounds, basketball courts. Imagine living in Polo Grounds, Dyckman, or Foster and you literally get to see college and pro basketball players every summer play for free with live DJ'ing right in your community shyt nikkas take for granted.
There's people in the projects living like this
NYCHA developments have community centers, playgrounds, basketball courts. Imagine living in Polo Grounds, Dyckman, or Foster and you literally get to see college and pro basketball players every summer play for free with live DJ'ing right in your community shyt nikkas take for granted.
There's people in the projects living like this
The US vets its' immigrants. You can't be that poor and african coming to the US. Transatlantic airfare is NOT cheap.Bronx Ghanaians are poor as fukk
Most Africans in the Bronx live in the projects with several siblings and the father back and forth from Africa to the States or absent
The African kids in the streets are a small % as well there aren’t fukking Blood sets full of Africans
What I will say is that a lot of NY African kids love fashion...a lot of them want to be designers. U see it with guys like Sheck Wes and some of the most popular local brands like No Disturbance being made by children of African immigrants. Them African fashion nikkas be scamming and swiping too.
Spuyten Duyvil and Riverdale are upper middle class old ethnic white New Yorker hoods on god I've never been to Spuyten Duyvil in my life I couldn't even tell you what streets run there. I don't even know how to pronounce that shyt.
Believe the finesse process, brehs.
Oh I know the dads be in Africa and they sometimes NEVER come back.
Why don't the Bronx African women hype it up and tell the US gov't?
You are absolutely right. That's why the CA homeless count is so high.
I don't get the infatuation with palm trees
In new York you will never see a palm tree. So a new York kid that grew up in the hood and never left has only probably seen palm trees movies where more than likely, it was associated with pleasant weather and a good time.