I started to realize this when you see that nowadays white men are scared of blacc ppl but bacc in the day white kids had no problem fighting other blacc kids. They will never try that nowadays
Are 90/00s babies the toughest black men ever?
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Trolling hard today i see
Devil Plisken…CMS
Veteran
lmaoooooo so scared that the gentrifiers set up shop in every big city with Duran Duran bumping and nikkax ain’t doing shyt but moving to the closest boonies
Ya ain’t think this one through
Ya ain’t think this one through
White kids aren't even scared to use the N word nowadays. Some black kids let them.
Cel 510 kid ados forever
Veteran
60/70/80
Black men was the realest
Black men was the realest
Devil Plisken…CMS
Veteran
The only answer. They targeted honkkkeys more so than anybody
Robbed
Mugged
Bodied
Raped
Intimidated
These guys held off the wheels of gentrification for crying out loud! Should’ve invested when they had it cheap Hahahahaha
Real
Location: Under Your Skin
This aint the one breh....u should go back to the drawing board.
desjardins
Veteran
Race is irrelevant when it comes to violence. Biggest factors are numbers and familiarity with the location.
That's how tiny asians and hispanics can move into a dangerous black hood in large numbers and neutralize the "tough" black dudes quick as hell
And why in the 80s/90s there were italian or irish hoods in boston, nyc, and philly black goons were terrified of going to
That's how tiny asians and hispanics can move into a dangerous black hood in large numbers and neutralize the "tough" black dudes quick as hell
And why in the 80s/90s there were italian or irish hoods in boston, nyc, and philly black goons were terrified of going to
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
This makes no sense 90’s babies and 00’s babies were youth when gentrification started shyt a 2000 baby is only 19
Child_Of_God
Vice City 2026
Naw, 60s and 70s black men were. These new nikkaz soft.
You say this as though 90s and 2000s babies are the only ones living in the areas being gentrified
Naw actually talk to your og's. 80's/90's baby's are the toughest. When you hear old heads talk about how neighborhoods were back in the day with rules/standards/etc and how gangs operated back in the day vs the
nikkas we had to grow up around. It's late 70's-early 90's