people are catchin buck fifties right nowthe crime in nyc. ppl were catchin buck fifties at random
did people talk about the 70s like this back in the 90s?
people are catchin buck fifties right now
I've seen several posters above already say violence, violence, violence.
The violence was terrible in the 70's, 80's, and 90's. Do you think these 3-Strike laws came out of nowhere in the 90's? White people were scared as fukk!Black people too.
People were tripping when theaters wanted to beef up security for Straight Outta Compton talking about
"Dem whiteboys boys and old disgruntled cacs be shooting up theaters not us!"
nikka, us old heads remember you couldn't go to black movie on opening weekend during the 90's b/c some dumbass was going to shoot the shyt up. Chris Rock talked about it in Bring the Pain.
Start at the :58 mark:
In the late 80's to early 90's Hollywood was making movies like Boyz N The Hood, New Jack City, Colors, Robocop, and Terminator.
White people thought society was falling apart.
White people were having fantasies about lashing out against the "filth" in "their' country:
Falling Down
The gang violence in SoCal was crazy. You really had to watch what you wore outside the house and be cognizant of what route you took on the way home. I've had to dive on the floor SEVERAL times b/c of driveby's in my neighborhood.
The shyt you saw in the Boyz in the Hood and Colors was really happening:
Violence just started dropping during the mid 90's and people thought it had to be b/c of the economy but that is bullshyt. Research shows that we had a lot of LEAD in our environment. The gov't started cracking down on lead in gas, the water, and paint.
Pray for those poor little brothers in sistahs in Flint b/c their brains have already been poisoned.
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All Eyez on Me was 24.99$. That was a lot of money, minimum wages was like 4$ then too.
A lot of violence and crime went on down here in the boot. Many places didn't have any type of surveillance. Dudes would shoot up a spot and be in no rush to leave. No on had cell to call the cops. You get caught up in wrong hood, they could be your azz for forever and no one would come help.
Traveling without a cellphone and having to write down horrible directions to go to someone house.
Always filthy, drunks and crackheads always posted up by them.
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Crack hit in the late 80s and by the mid 90s the hood was alive. I don't know where the hood would of been without all that dope money. Dopeboys overspending on everything. 50$ for haircuts. They buy a car and hook it up and sell the next year for 1/2 price and grab another one. Buying levis and girbauds, wear them a few times and give them away.
And in Louisiana we didn't have a lot of police (most were crooked anyway) and we had them cheap prices. I saw so many slabs with Texas plates I10 and 120 was booming. Police didn't know about all the hidden compartments and hiding dope in tires and fenders. Dudes using church vans and shyt. The game was wide open.
The 90s for dopeboys was like the housing market boom in the 2000s for realtors.
The GOAT decade. Blessed to have lived thru it
Only thing I didn't like was class. Gym and lunch was the shyt
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I either had my hair like this
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like this
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and when I got to high school like this
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Awww hair on fleek![]()
I heard shyt was worse back in the day. What's the craziest shyt you remember?Yeah the violence. Jamaica avenue in the 90's![]()
I thought dark skin nikkas got the juice by the early 90s
I know light skin nikkas had the 80s on lock.....
EDIT: My bad, I forgot there was a transition period.....the NJS era still had light dudes with S-curl hair hot.....them Christopher Williams lookin' dudes. But by the mid-to-late 90s the transition was complete