Risk Getting Clapped To Interview Random Hood Nikkas, Breh's

[UncleTomFord15]

I'm the 1st people to condemn "the streets" but this isn't one of those cases. You can't just run up on random everyday people and beg (in his case passively force) to interview them. Especially not at Gas stations in the south where alot of car robberies happen. This can easily go left.

 

[Mowgli]

At least he confessed his crimes to the police. One less maniac on the loose

 

[T-K-G]

Hood/street dudes are a different type of "c00n".


They're literally PROGRAMMED to view other black men as the enemy because of their environment.

As evidenced in this clip, walk up on a hood dude and you won't get the welcoming and brotherly greeting.....instead he reaches for his gun because he's terrified of your black skin.

The only reason they don't get the "c00n" label is because of rap music where they're glorified and put on the highest of pedestals.

I used to be on that "all black people are family" tip , but as I grew older I learned that not all black people have the same mentality that I do and that not every black man views me as a "brother".......by default I'm the OPP to them so I adjust accordingly and avoid.

Hopefully one day this "evil eye" curse we have towards one another will be lifted.

Breh you're trying too hard, someone randomly approaching you at the gas station for an "interview" and you're not a famous person, can make anyone put their guard up, especially if the person is being extremely vague about what the interview is about.

"The camera right there, see?" Was a terrible attempt at calming dude down. So what if a camera's there? That doesn't defuse anything, last time I checked we talk about how everyone loves filming their crimes nowadays, the dudes that punched on Charlemagne walked up with a camera too...

And if he's in the street life where 99% of the people getting active that he's knows of are black, yes it makes sense for him to behave how he did.

What happened here was not an example of "c00ning" you just sound very jaded like you did some naive shyt IRL and the universe checked you for it nobody owes you "brotherly love" when you approaching them recording video without consent

 

[TL15]

“I pimp hoes”

“For real”

“Yea for real for real”

Cops got his car and an admission of guilt if they ever catch him

 

[NinoBrown]

Some people you just don’t approach…. Most nikkas could look at bro and tell he probably not the friendly type…..

It’s not about being scary or shook…. But just being smart and saving yourself from an unnecessarily hazardous situation

Dude was ready to up that swammy the whole first half of thr convo

Yeah, he was ready to draw and the other breh was ready for clout...

He is gonna be fukking around and finding out soon...

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

i dont understand the point of wearing a disguise when you got an outrageous ass noticeable car

 

[Mastamimd]

This ain't as bad as them hood pranks

 

[concise]

Hood/street dudes are a different type of "c00n".


They're literally PROGRAMMED to view other black men as the enemy because of their environment.

As evidenced in this clip, walk up on a hood dude and you won't get the welcoming and brotherly greeting.....instead he reaches for his gun because he's terrified of your black skin.

The only reason they don't get the "c00n" label is because of rap music where they're glorified and put on the highest of pedestals.

I used to be on that "all black people are family" tip , but as I grew older I learned that not all black people have the same mentality that I do and that not every black man views me as a "brother".......by default I'm the OPP to them so I adjust accordingly and avoid.

Hopefully one day this "evil eye" curse we have towards one another will be lifted.

Breh you're trying too hard, someone randomly approaching you at the gas station for an "interview" and you're not a famous person, can make anyone put their guard up, especially if the person is being extremely vague about what the interview is about.

"The camera right there, see?" Was a terrible attempt at calming dude down. So what if a camera's there? That doesn't defuse anything, last time I checked we talk about how everyone loves filming their crimes nowadays, the dudes that punched on Charlemagne walked up with a camera too...

And if he's in the street life where 99% of the people getting active that he's knows of are black, yes it makes sense for him to behave how he did.

What happened here was not an example of "c00ning" you just sound very jaded like you did some naive shyt IRL and the universe checked you for it nobody owes you "brotherly love" when you approaching them recording video without consent

He literally walked up on a dude at a gas station who had his head down with an aggressive "Yo" + some silly questions while wearing a fanny pack, which is often used to hold guns. You cannot be surprised at that guy's reaction.

 

[T-K-G]

He literally walked up on a dude at a gas station who had his head down with an aggressive "Yo" + some silly questions while wearing a fanny pack, which is often used to hold guns. You cannot be surprised at that guy's reaction.

Basically, interviewer was naive, prolly just started, and is forcing people into convos with 0 finesse to his game

 

[NoirDynosaur]

Damn, it's sad we gotta be like that with eachother In certain environments.

Fam, the homie randomly approached the dude with a microphone and a camera

The dude being interviewed was caught off guard. He doesn't know if this an interrogation or an interview. That's why the street homie was kind of suspicious

If the dude with the microphone would've introduced himself and his stance with some charisma, alas it would've been different

As a whole, I hear what you're saying. We've been socially programmed to view our own as a threat.

 

[Henny and_ HotWings]

Yeah, he was ready to draw and the other breh was ready for clout...

He is gonna be fukking around and finding out soon...

Yeah man he is getting crash out just for some internet game and monetization .. homeboy in thr black was on go mode

 

[the elastic]

Damn, it's sad we gotta be like that with eachother In certain environments.

Hood/street dudes are a different type of "c00n".


They're literally PROGRAMMED to view other black men as the enemy because of their environment.

Sounds like an excuse, but it's literally coordinated by the American government for us to be this way to each other.

They at the very least, Chris/Cliff Paul'd the circumstances that make the Black man hostile towards one another in the USA.

Odds are stacked heavily against us when it comes to creating unity in the Black community. COINTELPRO, for example, was created to SPECIFICALLY make sure we do NOT become organized. Not to mention all the Tulsa-type massacres that happened across America post-Civil War.

13th Amendment - Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

This amendment simultaneously ended and continued slavery on a proxy level, because we have little to no say on law creation and enforcement.

Basically, you have to go against the entire U.S. government and their indoctrinated supporters to survive and succeed in the USA.

This is not opinion, this is historical fact.

 

[O³ (O cubed)]

He was rightly suspicious then he goes on to say that he pimps hos.

 

[mag357]

This is a hood, street nikkaz huh???

ok lol

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

Whats funny is kid could have easily been police