In 1995, Oprah broadcast her audience's reaction to the live OJ Simpson verdict

[IllmaticDelta]

used to stay getting something out the library once or twice a month.

man I miss the good ole days of innocence.

same here

 

[wire28]

He clearly did it but this shyt is

White people said we ain't never lettin them get off ever again. Even if they wasn't at the scene of the crime they doin some time.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

 

[3Rivers]

I need @3Rivers to put OJ in disguise on this pic please breh. You work quickly with requests.

 

[Stack Money]

:unclecharlesdead:

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

I was 8 and at lunch when the verdict broke out...the only memory I have of that day is that a black school aide lady brought her video camera to school, the lunchroom was crazy and she was extremely excited, asking for the kids to says congrats n sh1t to the camera

this would've been on youtube if it happened today.

 

[Remote]

I finally got around to watching the series on the OJ trial (7 episodes in).

I must say...

I do feel bad for what Marcia Clark went through. She didn't deserve a lot of that.
They really paint Bob Shapiro as a jerk, which, maybe he is.
And perhaps more than anything the show highlights how great of a lawyer Johnny Cochran was.

 

[Ol’Otis]

I do feel bad for what Marcia Clark went through. She didn't deserve a lot of that.

i kinda felt bad

but then it was like naww



Cochran gave it to em

especially Darden


20 years later and they still mad

 

[Ol’Otis]

He clearly did it but this shyt is

naw but he knows who did

 

[DrexlersFade]

Oprah with the@1:17


fukking

 

[Remote]

naw but he knows who did

The son rumors?

 

[Milk N Cookies]

Bump

 

[Bunchy Carter]

The amount of ether in this clip

HAPPY MONDAY BREHS!

 

[TEH]

He clearly did it but this shyt is

Yep rep is off

 

[TEH]

Breh, I did the best I could. I was 19, and there was no Coli at the time. I also remember working at a store called Brandsmart in S. Fl in the Sawgrass Mills Mall. I worked in the warehouse where they would play the radio. Sometimes We'd play 99 Jamz, and at that time Montell Jordan's song "This is how we do it" was big. All the brehs would change the words to "OJ did not do it" and it would piss off the CACS both customers, managers and workers. To the point where they would change to some rock station.

99 Jamz ... I remember it also ... it was a mess ... whites and hispanics vs. blacks ...