Skate culture and hardcore punk also rocked the camo concurrent with hip hop. It wasn't strictly some NYC rap thing.
I was there and knew skate kids or punk rockers. They did not rock army coats like hip hop people did in nyc. Some of the skate kids were hip hop heads anyway. I dont think yall understand army coats was not just a small group, A LOT of people wore them. Bootcamp click were the first to really rep how brooklyn people really looked in 92/93. The video I got ya open is how we looked in the winter. The same as bucktown by smif n wessunSkate culture and hardcore punk also rocked the camo concurrent with hip hop. It wasn't strictly some NYC rap thing.
I was there and knew skate kids or punk rockers. They did not rock army coats like hip hop people did in nyc. Some of the skate kids were hip hop heads anyway. I dont think yall understand army coats was not just a small group, A LOT of people wore them. Bootcamp click were the first to really rep how brooklyn people really looked in 92/93. The video I got ya open is how we looked in the winter. The same as bucktown by smif n wessun

da fukk is going on here...


i look at nikkas from ny who still wear du rags,timberland boots, a big ass ny fitted hat,and baggy ass jeans! if not yall ny nikkas stealin our camo shyt.



were is ja to make sense of all thisi aint never seen a ny nikka rock camo except asap rocky who is heavily influenced by the south![]()

thats the ultimate fall off tho...damn ny wit the strugglesaying ny is played out is even played out, playa![]()
ny nikkas think they the shyt, when truthfully they gettin shytted onNew York getting shytted on and I love it. They looked down on Cali all throughout the 90's and now karma is collecting it's due.
and because the west is relevant unlike NYThey wouldnt try that shyt on a west coast rapper,cuz well send the goons there way.

how is cali lost?God damn Cali lost.