Brehs, what is the Bay Area like?

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Have you ever been to LA? If so whats the difference you noticed between LA nikkas and Oakland/bay nikkas

I lived in LA for years. LA nikkaz is all about image, so everyone is in shape, dressed and lined up.
LA nikkaz is less grimey, Definitely more Hollywood but they do have there ruff area's.
LA nikkaz can put beef aside to have a good time at a function, bay nikkaz don't care and will ruin any function if there is fiction.

LA niccaz is more about the ladies and havinf fun.

bay niccaz is more about turning up in a different way, more drugs surprisingly


LA has more middle class and upper class blacks
 

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That's like fukking a unicorn.

How did you break the code?

Unless you are already one of them radar dish forehead cats...
This one stepped to me at the club. Thats when I knocked 22 hoes in 1 club. January 17th a few years back. I will never forget it.
:whew:
I was in perfect form that night.

shyt hasnt happened since though.:mjcry:

The other went to sf state. I used to do security there i just stepped to her that was pretty much it.:troll:

I just like that skin tone & curly ass hair :takedat:
 
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San Francisco too expensive, overpriced. If you were in SF, first thing you'd ask is where are all the black people? But if you saw where black people stay in SF, chances are you would want to get out ASAP especially if you found yourself somewhere like Sunnydale. :whoa: SF is a shytty city for black people to live. The only places you will see black people in SF are the projects. There isn't a strong professional upwardly mobile black middle class in SF like there is in DC, NYC and ATL. Weather in SF is like October or November back East all year round even in the summer. :ahh:Ironically, the ghetto areas in the Bay are often the least racist and least segregated. Especially in the East Bay. Some of this is partially due to gentrification of hoods that used to be blacker. One block you could be in the projects around nothing but nikkas in the Fillmoe but the next block is Japantown. Bay Area folks are hella laid back and cool for the most part and generally aren't haters when it comes to outsiders like other cities and regions. A big part of the culture in the Bay is being yourself and others will support you doing your own thing no matter what that might be. You see shyt in the Bay you won't see anywhere else like blacks and Asians or blacks and Mexicans living side by side in the hood and getting along for the most part and treating each other like family or somewhat tolerating each other's presence at the least. You have Asians who know everything about black ghetto culture from living in the hood and blacks who know everything about Asian and Mexican culture from being surrounded by it there whole lives. :sas2:It's ironic that the city that birthed the Black Panthers can often be one of the most racially inclusive places in the world. I live on the East Coast now and race relations here are light years behind the Bay Area inner city.

indubitably,one of the things i'm most grateful to Allah for is to be born&raised in Frisco,one of the most racially&culturally diverse cities in the entire world,i grew up around people from all area's of the globe&just about every country in the entire world just about,even with all the hard knocks associated with living in the jects as a 'cac' during the crack era..and back then just about everyone twas blue collar workng eople,now tis become a namby pamby homogeneous helllhole&a dystopian disneyland for the well off,now outside of my jects/the Mission/hoods i feel like the outsider,as an observer shyt's kinda mind blowing how fast shyt can change,even in a major city like Frisco,but as a native shyt's been heart&back breaking to lose friends/acquaintances to gentrification/injustice,shyt,if it wasn't for living in the jects i definitely wouldn't be able to afford to reside here,even the projects come at a premium now,you never know if you can lose your unit on some bullshyt,which is fukked up cause throughout the 80's-90's housing rarely ever did shyt to fix anything&when they finally did it would be weeks,if not a month or two late..

#ThirdWorldProblemsInAFirstWorldLandOfExcess
 

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What was the height of the Hyphy moment like? Someone posted this video on their story



I had a flashback to listening to tell me when to go when I was a kid, had me and some of my friends wanting to grow dreads and ghost ride the whip. We had to be like 12 :mjlol:



 

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What was the height of the Hyphy moment like? Someone posted this video on their story



I had a flashback to listening to tell me when to go when I was a kid, had me and some of my friends wanting to grow dreads and ghost ride the whip. We had to be like 12 :mjlol:





It was definitely a movement out here. A lot of us old timers and more hip hop oriented didn’t necessarily care for it, but it was tolerated and even participated in by us at times lol

 
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