New Orleans Project party in 1992

[Sbp]

I remember when theee DJ for Q93 was Davey D. I think it turned out that he was white.

Yeah he is Dude sounds just like a Black man though.

 

[Matt504]

"WHAT'S YO DJ NAME?"


"DJ JUBILEE"

 

[NO-BadAzz]

Lol please. 92 was one of the top 2 or 3 highest violent crime rate years in modern American history and New Orleans was one of the top 2 or 3 highest violent crime rate cities during that time.

Uptown and downtown started beefing with each other in 88??

Any brehs remember?? 88 or 87 maybe.

I was to young to recall

 

[Matt504]

Uptown and downtown started beefing with each other in 88??

Any brehs remember?? 88 or 87 maybe.

I was to young to recall

This is during the crack era so if there was beef it was probably related to drug related murders. we were living on St. Thomas st. back then right off Jackson.

 

[How Sway?]

everybody in the PJ's was almost like family back then, people respected the older generations and each other, seemed like we rarely did steal from each other back then,

 

[Doctor Wily]

Remember 'The butterfly' lol

We did the butterfly up north too but mostly with reggae songs ... and would mix it up with the boggle.

 

[Asicz]

Popeyes hits wayy different down there

 

[Asicz]

I remember K&B drug store and it had a Street Fighter 2 arcade machine in like every store,people used to stay going at it.

I didn't realize the SF2 character named Guile was not pronounced "Gully" until I left the N.O. lol

Damn I just realized K&B does not exist now.

Blakeview: K&B closes, 20 years later

 

[Asicz]

I liked New Orleans East but I don't know if it is the same as how it was in the early 90s.

 

[Ineedmoney504]

I liked New Orleans East but I don't know if it is the same as how it was in the early 90s.

It’s the most violent area in the city now lol

 

[Matt504]

It’s the most violent area in the city now lol

I feel like some of the blame is on Wayne.

 

[Asicz]

Do some women still rock golds in they mouth down there in the N.O?

 

[Ineedmoney504]

I feel like some of the blame is on Wayne.

Honestly it’s cause it’s the only place in New Orleans cheap affordable housing, specficily apartments. So after Katrina that was a area that the hoods from all over flooded to, not to talk about how under developed it is.

 

[gogogubari]

Do some women still rock golds in they mouth down there in the N.O?

“Can’t take out this grill cuz u can’t take out that real”

My grandpa got a gold slit in his dentures.

 

[Matt504]

Honestly it’s cause it’s the only place in New Orleans cheap affordable housing, specficily apartments. So after Katrina that was a area that the hoods from all over flooded to, not to talk about how under developed it is.

it's a shame how gentrification swept through the city. I lived my whole life until Katrina uptown and if I wanted to live there now, I'd be paying ridiculous prices.