City Rivalries: Why do certain cities hate each other?

[Noriega]

It ain’t no Houston vs. New Orleans beef?

Thought Houston nikkas hated all the Katrina refugees that relocated there after the storm

 

[BucciMane]

Boston vs. NY is strictly sports. New Yorkers just love to exploit the inferiority complex Boston has towards us though. There's legit hoods in Boston but we always view Boston G's as try hards

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New York is now Boston's little brother..

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

From what I understand as far as younger people go, DC vs Bmore beef isn't really as strong, but PG county vs Bmore beef is a thing. I had a roommate from ova west my freshman year. Told him I was from PG and he immediately tried to lean on me. Called me a "Sperry wearing mufukka." Anytime I tell a Bmore nikka I'm from PG it's a discussion point. Apparently we go down there and try to stunt and press up on their women or whatever. I think they're mad we bag them so easily lls. In PG, most Bmore slander is because we think the slang is stupid and the city is dusty.

Although I appreciate the term "woe" and wish we had a term that occupies that part of speech.

This is facts. Idk what some of us see in Bmore girls tho....Ion really find them all that attractive tbh

 

[AB Ziggy]

This is facts. Idk what some of us see in Bmore girls tho....Ion really find them all that attractive tbh

impressionable and easy p*ssy

 

[Shoog Shatmi]

Yup... we don't care about the bay in terms of any hate besides the Dodgers vs Giants, where u have folks killing/fighting each other in the stands or outside of the stadium.

I think the bay hate L.A. because when outsiders saying they going to cali or mentioned cali it's always southern California and they don't get the attention..

I'm from the Bay, and LA hate was something I heard from whites or mexicans (with the latter usually related to 13/14 rivalry), and rarely if ever black folk.

 

[How Sway?]

Our dances are different too.

DC/PG:











Baltimore:











The GoGo dances (Beat Ya Feet, Chop, and Gleesh Walk) are more smooth, hypnotic, bouncy, versatile, and flexible, which fits well at home on Funk-related or percussion-heavy music and are some of the greatest battle dances you’ll ever come across. The Gleesh Walk is a newly popular dance style in the DMV and is gaining notice and popularity outside of the area thanks to DC’s (Northeast) Yung Gleesh doing his National Gleesh Walk Tour and his prominence in 2016 single Telephone Calls by A$AP Mob.

The Bmore Club dances (Spongebob, Crazy Legs, Walk Walk, Wu-Tang, Tew-Step, etc.) are more aggressive, fast-paced, chaotic, and extravagant, which fits perfectly to the formula of either a House-related or Breakbeat-related music structure. Bmore style dances are quite popular in House circles and the EDM scene, the Wu-Tang is prolly one of Bmore’s most popular dance styles outside of their area.

that b-more dance kinda looks like footworkin/jukin

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

that b-more dance kinda looks like footworkin/jukin

Yeah especially the ones in the last two videos. It’s not as fast-paced as footworkin/jukin but it’s not far behind. Both dance styles fit the pocket of a 130 bpm track better than most inner city Black dances.

 

[Remote]

That DC vs NY shyt only runs one way.

We in NY don’t give a fukk about DC. At all.

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

That DC vs NY shyt only runs one way.

We in NY don’t give a fukk about DC. At all.

Feeling is mutual.