Any of you ever seriously been apart of a gang?

[Waka FICO Flamez]

What was it truthfully like?

I'm not talking about claiming blood or crip cause ya friend was also and your rocked a flag. I mean really knowing the slang, history, being apart or connected to members who really put in work and not just talking.

Did it feel like a real family? Was it brotherly? Did you really feel animosity for your rivals or opps or did you just feel that way cause everybody said you had to? How did you even keep up with who was in ya set, whose ya enemy sets, and what sets you was cool with? It all seems hella complicated.

I'm not a square but I never been apart of the life, and genuinely curious for perspective from anybody that was legitimately a part of the lifestyle.

 

[SheWantTheD]

You the feds?

VladTv is that you?

 

[Bossyyyyy]

Handsome Gang

 

[KBtheKey]

A gang of money, yea. But you should already know what that's like

 

[EBK String]

 

[NatiboyB]

I mean we talking about career life time gang members rocking a flag or sharing the same crew name or put in some work for a few years for the homies or hood? That will determine the answer …

 

[Arcavian]

6 certs gang

 

[norfwestdc]

We claim neighborhoods where I'm from and shyt was crazy as hell. A lot of the shyt you hear about no women, no kids from rappers and old-timers is bullshyt. Most people like the idea of being in the streets than being street. A lot of older women are perverts too.

 

[Doobie Doo]

I was jumped into the Get Along Gang but the feds sent in a plant to dissolve our organization from the inside out and then they hit all of us with RICO charges.

 

[Savvir]

#tallgang

 

[Buckeye Fever]

CVL

All that shyt is goofy though

 

[Charly Wingate]

U can find all the answers to your questions on YouTube

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

good name OP haha

 

[Charly Wingate]

CVL

All that shyt is goofy though

Finball rollin

 

[Boogie]

What was it truthfully like?

I'm not talking about claiming blood or crip cause ya friend was also and your rocked a flag. I mean really knowing the slang, history, being apart or connected to members who really put in work and not just talking.

Did it feel like a real family? Was it brotherly? Did you really feel animosity for your rivals or opps or did you just feel that way cause everybody said you had to? How did you even keep up with who was in ya set, whose ya enemy sets, and what sets you was cool with? It all seems hella complicated.

I'm not a square but I never been apart of the life, and genuinely curious for perspective from anybody that was legitimately a part of the lifestyle.

You a weirdo