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Over a dozen young people were murdered or had serious injuries in a string of shooting events that occurred in the summer of 1988 in Boston's predominately black Roxbury neighborhood. The majority of the shootings included drug use, and many of them included young gang members.
"The wave of violence dominated the front pages and evening news for weeks. The Roxbury community was alarmed by the hazardous proliferation of guns and enraged by the inaccurate portrayal of their area in the media.
"Together with NEWSWEEK journalist Sylvester Monroe, WCVB's nightly news magazine CHRONICLE investigated the Roxbury case to learn what drives juvenile gangs and what the locals believe ought to be done to address the issue.

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@andrehouston9845
@andrehouston9845 Год назад
That's me at the Cooper center after-school program back in the late 80s. It was hard but family values in that neighborhood kept me out of trouble.
@joemorgan636
@joemorgan636 8 месяцев назад
Was that you
@kewsiyehboah9514
@kewsiyehboah9514 4 месяца назад
​@@joemorgan636Ubarikiwe..
@ayomidel
@ayomidel Год назад
What stands out to me is how articulate these young people are as compared to young people today. None of that mumbling that's so prevalent now.
@rapman5791
@rapman5791 Год назад
You’re right, even white folk be talking that whole jive street talk nowadays.
@jethro1260
@jethro1260 Год назад
​@@rapman5791bingo
@SmokeWithMeInCT
@SmokeWithMeInCT 8 месяцев назад
@@rapman5791correct yet them same white people wouldn’t make it a day out in the streets
@anibaldelgadillo2369
@anibaldelgadillo2369 7 месяцев назад
It’s cool to be stupid now.
@NW7386
@NW7386 7 месяцев назад
People have been heavily influenced by southern rap music in the past 20 years and the accent incorporated with the latest slang sounds stupid ultimately. It's normally just people who are influenced by mainstream rap music etc. It's not representative of actual hip hop culture or black culture or the young people of today who think for themselves.
@actionscott8033
@actionscott8033 Год назад
I grew up in Roxbury in 1990 and l used to have to run to school. It was no joke. People don’t realize how crazy it was. We had our own Boyz in the Hood.
@sostdm617
@sostdm617 Год назад
Facts people really don't know
@bloodygrundel5907
@bloodygrundel5907 Год назад
I went to school in roxbury 98 to like 00 saw a dude get slapped in the face with a razorblade by a chick in the hall
@antoneperez7217
@antoneperez7217 Год назад
This is 100% accurate 🤞🏽
@kingofhaiti123
@kingofhaiti123 Год назад
If a city like boston was crazy in those times, imagine the shit poppin in the other cities around the country
@actionscott8033
@actionscott8033 Год назад
@@kingofhaiti123 l don’t gotta imagine. I lived it. I have family from DC / Maryland and NYC it’s all the same shit. There’s a hood in every state. I’ve seen people get shot with Uzis in broad daylight in Roxbury. Seen people get tossed on trains track from 18 feet platform. Boston isn’t what you think it is. Especially back in the 80s and 90s.
@jewelperry7130
@jewelperry7130 Год назад
Grew up here in Roxbury and graduated in 95 from a high school here “Madison” sadly nothing has changed. But I have spent 20 years teaching high school here including at the Burke. I have even worked for Mr. Holland, all in hopes to save one life ❤ By the way Mr. Holland only recently retired but he still does consulting and looking better than ever! 😊
@sostdm617
@sostdm617 Год назад
Damn you said Mr Holland he went across generations
@4465Vman
@4465Vman 9 месяцев назад
well some things have changed , the murder rate came way way down since early 90's
@killaant84
@killaant84 7 месяцев назад
My best friend Ronald went to Madison
@sirvant1369
@sirvant1369 Год назад
I grew up in Boston right off Blue Hill Ave I appreciate the good the bad the ugly of what the city taught me and the experience I received
@franklinhicks639
@franklinhicks639 8 месяцев назад
Me too .. I went to the grover Cleveland before movibg to Ohio
@KhalessTheTherapist
@KhalessTheTherapist 8 месяцев назад
I remember the movie “Blue Hill Ave” showed me all I needed about Boston
@thepotcallinthekettle4409
@thepotcallinthekettle4409 Год назад
The early 90’s…back when kids were still smart enough to hide their faces when discussing crime 😌
@Day-ZDuke
@Day-ZDuke Год назад
Haha ya really These days kids gleefully display themselves committing crimes on social media, and think it’s cool! Yet cry like babies and turn on anyone they can if trouble comes their way, they will rat out their mother if it saves their ass
@DB-115
@DB-115 Год назад
😂😂😂😂 yooo people keep saying if we had social media back in the 80s & 90s we'd be doing dumb shyt on camera. This proves that theory wrong. We didn't want our dirt discussed by anyone including those who were in on the caper.
@rapman5791
@rapman5791 Год назад
The difference is that crime isn’t criminalized nowadays. It’s par for the course. They know they won’t get busted and even if they do ole Release ‘em Rollins will nolle prosequi that case so quick they are back on the street before the paperwork is finished at B3. 🤷‍♂️
@YABOIML
@YABOIML 7 месяцев назад
real shit
@robertbright2057
@robertbright2057 Год назад
The one young lady who was interviewed was in my opinion A BEACON OF TRUTH AND HOPE, and if more young people thought as she did they would get much further in life. She was truly inspirational.
@Lenoxkidd02118
@Lenoxkidd02118 8 месяцев назад
This woman grew up to be something great for our community. I work for her nonprofit organization now, she saved my life. Google Smart from the Start Cherie Craft.
@CrisEX420
@CrisEX420 7 месяцев назад
This is when the glorification of gang life psyop really started to take root in the bc. It was a deliberate act using rap music as a tool to push this violent culture.
@NW7386
@NW7386 7 месяцев назад
Many kids do think exactly like her, and always have, but they're never the ones being documented or talked about by the masses. In general, black americans are only seen through statistics which doesnt tell the entire story at all. That young lady was a perfect example. I went to catholic school my whole life and straight to college and graduated. I have my career and live/work a great life in SF. My siblings have both done well for themselves as well. There are many many many others who have done the same and we come from urban enviornments we are not from the suburbs. I have friends throughout every region who are educated and have done very well...some are married and have children some run businesses or have grest careers and live a positive life. Mainstream america doesnt talk about us because again we dont fit the narrative that they want to present. It also doesnt support the negative statistics that do exist but thats a one sided story. When most other races think of black people they think of single moms, deadbeat dads, gang culture, etc etc...but they dont even make up the majority of black people. Those problems do exist, but just as the video stated, the rest of us and our real culture is overshadowed by that negativity that people on the outside looking in are so much more interested in.
@DjSmoothNY
@DjSmoothNY 8 месяцев назад
I grew up in Dorchester, Roxberry, and JP. I left Boston in 1989. Many memories. Most were good but plenty bad as well. The Bean! If you know you know 💪🏾
@TheCurioustrini
@TheCurioustrini Год назад
Omg I am the first Girl Scout in this video!!! 😮😮😮😮😮
@youtubeuser206
@youtubeuser206 7 месяцев назад
No you ain't
@ryujigoda3445
@ryujigoda3445 22 дня назад
Here you go 🧢
@Footeloose617
@Footeloose617 Год назад
I grew up in Roxbury near Humboldt ave (Raiders). My parents tried their best to keep us active in stuff and away from the negativity around us. When the school year was over, they sent our asses to Georgia for the summer .😂
@Footeloose617
@Footeloose617 11 месяцев назад
@@Wise_Pito you forgot Corbet st (Ray dogg and his crew)😂. I live in Atlanta now since 99 but Boston will always be home.#617
@user-ky8dl4lf7x
@user-ky8dl4lf7x 7 месяцев назад
I hope You let the heads in Georgia know what the real about Roxbury
@jjdillon1207
@jjdillon1207 7 месяцев назад
I’m from Boston, grew up in &0s/90s . Humboldt Ave was the area that was always referenced as the worst. Egleston square was number 2
@TejandreGlockz
@TejandreGlockz 16 дней назад
@@Footeloose617Ray Dog Ain’t From Corbet Tho He’s From Four Corners
@DukeBX
@DukeBX Год назад
0:25 Can’t tell who’s interviewing who at the start.
@kevinkeene9158
@kevinkeene9158 7 месяцев назад
Man, seeing all these old tapes and footage is a trip. Cool channel. Thank you!
@ronaldmcdonald1977
@ronaldmcdonald1977 Год назад
Black denial. She doesnt want to admit our children were out of order. One of the issues we faced was early denial that kids were going down hill.
@justjulez1066
@justjulez1066 8 месяцев назад
Due to a lack of resources hoarded by white supremacy
@cgncook299
@cgncook299 Год назад
Shell toes gold ropes and kangos them was the days
@NubianStarr
@NubianStarr Год назад
I love this piece, very well done. showed all sides… The good the bad and the ugly. Back when journalist actually gave a shit.
@lovethyself744
@lovethyself744 Год назад
I subscribed to your channel quick thank you for the archive
@ericfreeman1303
@ericfreeman1303 Год назад
The Home Of New Edition. When there's no jobs & resources in the community. Kids going to find some way to make money💵
@icameisaws4829
@icameisaws4829 Год назад
"What is love..? *nods head side to side* Thank you for this. I love retro report. Favorite one was the one about the vanishing black family. That report alone needs to be shown to all so we can do start to change the narrative
@Fkdatbtch100
@Fkdatbtch100 Год назад
This was a real good documentary. I'm from Roxbury. Imagine product of it. I wouldn't change anything
@b33tv84
@b33tv84 Год назад
Thank you!
@TonyMoze
@TonyMoze 8 месяцев назад
All I can think of is Gangstarr and EdOG right now. Art depicts life 📻🎶
@mizzo_beeto
@mizzo_beeto 8 месяцев назад
Legends
@Prboxer407
@Prboxer407 5 месяцев назад
Guru from Boston dj premiere is from Houston
@zero1fifty8
@zero1fifty8 5 месяцев назад
Bobby Brown and the NE guys from there too
@TejandreGlockz
@TejandreGlockz 16 дней назад
Not Me I Think Of Murder And Gang Activity
@TejandreGlockz
@TejandreGlockz 16 дней назад
@@Prboxer407Never Seen Him In Any Boston Hood Growing Up
@sunshined823
@sunshined823 5 месяцев назад
Born & Raised In Roxbury & although it can be tough it’s still so much beauty here & history ❤ Home
@mariekatherine5238
@mariekatherine5238 11 месяцев назад
You don’t really hear anything about Roxbury anymore.
@NotfromDetroit
@NotfromDetroit 8 месяцев назад
Kids don’t play outside like that anymore. 😮
@connieowens6540
@connieowens6540 10 месяцев назад
I grew up in Dorchester and Roxbury. Let the truth be recorded and told through our eyes....
@franklinhicks639
@franklinhicks639 8 месяцев назад
You know Frankie Hicks
@CS-np2oo
@CS-np2oo Год назад
I'm 46. I live in Houston now. Boston around 88 to 91....was WILDIN' !!!! Crack. Guns. Gangs. Intervale. Castlegate. Humboldt Ave. It was no joke. It was OUT OF CONTROL. Swervin Mervin Reese. Im sure there are others who can back me up on this. The late 80's early 90's in Boston was CRAZY.
@NoDiddyllc
@NoDiddyllc 9 месяцев назад
Facts
@latasharogers5263
@latasharogers5263 9 месяцев назад
I’m 44 and now live in Maryland. Family is from Roxbury those days Boston was nuts. When I say Boston people here think I came from money Lol
@dotprince83
@dotprince83 7 месяцев назад
they banned super soakers when i was a kid
@lordoffaiyum9727
@lordoffaiyum9727 8 месяцев назад
I was growing up here around these times. People dont get it was gangland central. Very very dangerous. Poor too back then.
@zero1fifty8
@zero1fifty8 5 месяцев назад
I lived near Humboldt and Ruthven in the late 70's early 80's as a kid growing up. A lot of great memories
@stokesr08
@stokesr08 Год назад
Do you have any Miami stuff? That’s where I’m from.😁 thanks for the Content. I like the Old school stuff.
@lucidlioness3253
@lucidlioness3253 Год назад
Yeah, especially Overtown😂
@stokesr08
@stokesr08 Год назад
@@lucidlioness3253 yep that’s where I’m from.😁😁
@DB-115
@DB-115 Год назад
​@@lucidlioness3253 do one on Newark, East Orange & Irvington
@krisbones7158
@krisbones7158 10 месяцев назад
Yes sirskiii , Liberty city in the house
@LuxeThoughtsTv
@LuxeThoughtsTv 5 месяцев назад
One called Haitians and Cubans in Miami
@nlee4566
@nlee4566 7 месяцев назад
This where New Edition members grew up right??
@racquelemahoney4842
@racquelemahoney4842 Год назад
Actually Queensbridge in queens is the largest housing project in the USA
@twocents6951
@twocents6951 Год назад
It wasn’t at that time (80s-90s) At that time you had a couple that were larger than QB but they were later torn down.
@hassanburton669
@hassanburton669 5 месяцев назад
Yessir!!!
@dstglizzytwotonez4298
@dstglizzytwotonez4298 Месяц назад
No, QB is ONLY the largest NOW. Some of the first projects in America were in Boston. And QB projects is only “the biggest” in terms of OCCUPANCY, but not square footage. Some projects in Boston back in the 80’s and 90’s stretched 5-6-7 city blocks. Some took up whole sections of the neighborhoods b
@ritzkola2302
@ritzkola2302 26 дней назад
Same for Miami. QB is only the biggest because other projects like SCOTT PROJECTS in Miami got tore down.
@visioninvasion1271
@visioninvasion1271 Год назад
@ 20:41 gotta love what he said. Deep thought here. A real goal to reach.
@JB-sv5pr
@JB-sv5pr 8 месяцев назад
That was fly
@dimplesd9891
@dimplesd9891 Год назад
I knew that new edition or Bobby brown song was comin… very cool!!!!
@mplayne
@mplayne 7 месяцев назад
I enjoyed the metro girl Sherry interview I grew up in JP and went to Metco in the early 90s it definitely had a positive impact on my life I went to Hingham graduated from UMASS and now my kids live in the Suburbs. Boston was definitely all about Adidas back in the days. This was a cool look back
@jjdillon1207
@jjdillon1207 7 месяцев назад
Marco. Your parents must have been cops or a principal. Metco is a program that shouldn’t exist
@billyleeyroy_-ud3rd
@billyleeyroy_-ud3rd Год назад
Love My City even more #Timeless 3'$ & trees u Hurd ‼️👌👌👌
@jermainewood7480
@jermainewood7480 5 месяцев назад
Any updates on any of the families? Would love to see ! The 80s were the best years!!!!
@JerryAndTheTesla
@JerryAndTheTesla 8 месяцев назад
The whole hood is Dominican now, blue hill is like little DR or little Haiti, Jamaica etc…if you’re an American blk person in the hood and you don’t speak Spanish creole or patois lol, you in trouble and it’s almost like you’re the foreigner. I’m in the A now, love it here💯
@enosger
@enosger 8 месяцев назад
Hence the murder and crime has gone right down
@JerryAndTheTesla
@JerryAndTheTesla 8 месяцев назад
@@enosger right, just more drugs and prostitution. Meaning walking hookers outside and drug zombies, illegal immigrants, fentanyl etc…🤷🏽
@DroughtonLoyalty
@DroughtonLoyalty 6 месяцев назад
I grew up in Roxbury. My grandmother still lives on Regent street in Roxbury near Warren gardens if you know you know.😂😂😂😄💯😄😄💵😜🤦🏽‍♀️👆🏽👆🏽👆🏽
@jusone4271
@jusone4271 Год назад
Can't believe people say "black ppl from Boston don't have the accent"... Lol
@mattymatt6970
@mattymatt6970 Год назад
The black people themselves say that. They seem to so badly want to separate themselves from the stigma associated with being from boston. Boston is known as a white city, even tho it's less than half white, and has communities of every ethnicity. It's like people around the country know nothing other than the white boston, because of how movies, sports, and the media portray it... I've seen people make fun of black people for being from boston, saying they grew up in a white community, even tho there are some sizable predominately black communities around boston and the rest of massachusetts, and have been that way for many decades. However, I meet black people from boston with the accent constantly.
@jayjay-kv4wq
@jayjay-kv4wq Год назад
most of us who are younger don't talk with the accent.
@4465Vman
@4465Vman Год назад
lol..yeah that lady says "we have POCKS (parks) " lol!!
@bigpat19821
@bigpat19821 Год назад
It's so crazy looking at this and seeing yourself as a child, it was definitely real growing up back there
@jusone4271
@jusone4271 Год назад
@@mattymatt6970 I agree with you. They should just be proud of the accent like New Yorkers who speak with almost the same exact accent.
@DroughtonLoyalty
@DroughtonLoyalty 6 месяцев назад
Lol I just had so many memories come watching, This my aunt Teresa? Rochelle worked at the Burke for decades.😂😂😂😂
@mr.h4880
@mr.h4880 7 месяцев назад
More documentaries need to be set up like this. It's always fixated on the negative nowadays. It should be set up to where the ones watching, which alot of times are the ones who are invested in the topic can be shown a different side of the coin. The possibility of a way out
@billyleeyroy_-ud3rd
@billyleeyroy_-ud3rd Год назад
Any more Boston videos etc 🥺
@WayBackArchives
@WayBackArchives Год назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2ddQmOstuPg.html
@alstonl333
@alstonl333 Год назад
I was one of those little kids.we move accordingly
@plutoslikk1404
@plutoslikk1404 Год назад
I’m from Cambridge up the street I was a kid in this era
@jackmeeellleee4896
@jackmeeellleee4896 5 месяцев назад
I lived on the corner of Parker and Tremont right across the street from the projects back in 1988. Do not know if it is true, but I heard the area across the street from where I lived, around the liquor store just inside the projects, was the biggest open air drug market in the country back in the day. There was a lot of activity out there at least and I got stopped by undercover narcotics officers more than once. Random strangers walking on the street outside my front door would often ask me to help direct them to where they could get drugs. I moved far away when I got the chance. In fact I live in a small country in Europe today. But Mission Hill got fancy in later years before I got out. Osco Drug was torn down and they built a park on the vacant lot above it and put in a bunch of new stores and restaurants. Then all the students moved in so the neighborhood was hard to recognize for what it had once been years earlier. Greetings from Aarhus.
@SGMike32
@SGMike32 Год назад
that is a very intelligent young lady
@lvplackbussy9831
@lvplackbussy9831 Год назад
Aint that where NE grew up?
@kc4811
@kc4811 Год назад
They grew up in Orchard Park Projects
@jewelperry7130
@jewelperry7130 Год назад
Yep! Orchard Park projects ❤
@ritzkola2302
@ritzkola2302 26 дней назад
Who’s NE?
@kandispowell9254
@kandispowell9254 21 день назад
New Edition ​@@ritzkola2302
@SHARPEYE1
@SHARPEYE1 8 месяцев назад
Mission Hill projects in the 80s was legendary 😳
@bthegreatb
@bthegreatb 8 месяцев назад
There are nothing but North Eastern/Wentworth college students (specifically a lot of Indians) living in that area where the projects were gentrified and rebuilt into duplex homes. That church and liquor store are still there, but now the city just tore down that old building next to it and are constructing now.
@stanleywallace2692
@stanleywallace2692 5 месяцев назад
@@bthegreatbstill a dangerous area… People still get shot and robbed in that area and it is still gang activity but you’re right it has cleaned up somewhat
@jackmeeellleee4896
@jackmeeellleee4896 5 месяцев назад
I lived on the corner of Parker and Tremont right across the street from the projects back in 1988. Do not know if it is true, but I heard the area across the street from where I lived, around the liquor store just inside the projects, was the biggest open air drug market in the country back in the day. There was a lot of activity out there at least and I got stopped by undercover narcotics officers more than once. Random strangers walking on the street outside my front door would often ask me to help direct them to where they could get drugs. I moved far away when I got the chance. In fact I live in a small country in Europe today. But Mission Hill got fancy in later years before I got out. Osco Drug was torn down and they built a park on the vacant lot above it and put in a bunch of new stores and restaurants. Then all the students moved in so the neighborhood was hard to recognize for what it had once been years earlier. Greetings from Aarhus.
@stanleywallace2692
@stanleywallace2692 5 месяцев назад
@@jackmeeellleee4896 near the Tobin community center? Or near Roxbury crossing?
@jackmeeellleee4896
@jackmeeellleee4896 5 месяцев назад
@@stanleywallace2692 Roxbury Crossing
@davide.b8027
@davide.b8027 9 месяцев назад
From someone born and raised in WV, this almost seems like another country.
@DkBabiii
@DkBabiii 6 месяцев назад
people always say boston is sweet this and that but boston is a dif type of timing out here
@cjlaw228
@cjlaw228 5 месяцев назад
West Virginia? Y’all got y’all own problems 😂😂
@tamikamonet1
@tamikamonet1 5 месяцев назад
Nothing has changed much. Now their kids and grandchildren are wreaking havoc on the streets of Boston.
@rapman5791
@rapman5791 Год назад
Hey!!! Is that Bobby Brown I saw??
@pretty_lilcryer2926
@pretty_lilcryer2926 5 месяцев назад
He was a super star at this time.
@billyleeee
@billyleeee 8 месяцев назад
This is super dope I grew up on Crawford st 139 Crawford t in Roxbury
@cherecemorgan1204
@cherecemorgan1204 Год назад
New endtion bobby brown. Mike rapah live there's back in day same thing was bad
@anthonydaniels2519
@anthonydaniels2519 Год назад
Damn you’re right I forgot that’s where they are from
@entertainingsportshighligh7525
and they made it out
@seand67
@seand67 7 месяцев назад
Where New Edition is from
@derrickbrewer8311
@derrickbrewer8311 Год назад
Brings back memories Boston is the essence. Adidas gold rope chains you wouldn’t know unless you grew up here and lived through it. RSO Ray Dogg back then know as Benzino now and New Edition was supreme you could see any of them on the streets back then it was unreal. The murder rate was crazy back then a lot of Queens bridge people from New York up here also it was insane. They were all in orchard Park projects . That Dude God was all up in there he had Boston on lock also he had business all throughout the city call Crown he had this barber shop on warren street. I used to go to back in 1988 I was 13yrs old get the crazy designer hair cuts before the Feds raided all his spots and shut it down.
@davidscott3726
@davidscott3726 Год назад
No one takes Boston serious bro😂
@davidscott3726
@davidscott3726 Год назад
We think preppy when we heard Boston
@beachboi6196
@beachboi6196 Год назад
Heard Detroit cats in ordrabs projects sell dope 2
@Stonecoldalston
@Stonecoldalston 11 месяцев назад
@@davidscott3726y’all be killing me you thinking of Boston today but apparently back then it was completely different
@AlejandroRodriguez__152
@AlejandroRodriguez__152 8 месяцев назад
Boston is and was softer than a baby's azz.
@jakewhite6871
@jakewhite6871 7 месяцев назад
This is so cool
@jojom6657
@jojom6657 2 месяца назад
That woman lied right into the camera. No gangs! Wow!
@UnivalentpureG
@UnivalentpureG 8 месяцев назад
My sister used to live on intervale st right next to the soccer field She threw a house party once n a Dominican she didn't even know shot and killed someone at her house. The dude that died and the dide that shot him weren't even invited. Back in 2013
@sheilawilliams7271
@sheilawilliams7271 6 месяцев назад
I was born and raised on Normandy, left to live near Franklin Park... then moved backed on Fernboro St in 2010...I think I remember that happening.
@Hgdeettv
@Hgdeettv 3 месяца назад
@@sheilawilliams7271 Wow i lived on Normandy up until 2012
@carlossemedo6003
@carlossemedo6003 Год назад
sad to say but nothings changed just higher rent...
@joebethune5330
@joebethune5330 2 месяца назад
I grew up in Swellesley in the 70's, the metco kids where great and they were happy to be able to get out of the bury during the school day
@sargentle8517
@sargentle8517 Год назад
Some things never change
@lovey_charm
@lovey_charm Год назад
I was just thinking this while watching, nothing new under the sun
@sirpoppinchuck
@sirpoppinchuck 8 месяцев назад
I Corinth. 15:33 “Bad company corrupts good character. “ 👀👀👀😳😳😳🤔 "Roxbury, the Bury, but not the fruit y'all, don't make me act like where I'm from because it's brutal" -Boston's Ed O.G. n the Bulldogs "I got to have it" 1993 That Bobby Brown song "Don't be cruel "at the end, wow
@norinebryson2399
@norinebryson2399 9 месяцев назад
Roxbury is turning into A expensive neighborhood now. Love Rox❤
@dstglizzytwotonez4298
@dstglizzytwotonez4298 Месяц назад
A lot of these kids in this video are STILL out here sellin crack in Roxbury. That’s where all the old heads be hustling still now at 50-60-70 years old lmao. When this is all you know since a kid it’s hard for it to go away. And Roxbury is still one of the poorest neighborhoods in Boston to this day!
@dhqbrandi
@dhqbrandi 8 месяцев назад
They should a did Mission Hill projects instead of op but maybe it was too dangerous for them to go
@user-pt4ng3kl1e
@user-pt4ng3kl1e 11 месяцев назад
8:50.. “ I reither be in heaven right now instead of here” with a grin 😳😔 grim
@waxdominioni3303
@waxdominioni3303 8 месяцев назад
That was a heavy line 😔
@user-pt4ng3kl1e
@user-pt4ng3kl1e 8 месяцев назад
@@waxdominioni3303 especially when you can relate 💯
@Curtoonstv
@Curtoonstv 9 месяцев назад
9:05 real friends do this, we act like it ain’t a spiritual warfare but we know it is.
@bowa1977
@bowa1977 7 месяцев назад
freshman year at burke highschool, Mr Holland was there
@d-bosssavagestak3708
@d-bosssavagestak3708 Год назад
I'm making movie that's gonna top box charts about home boston to NY to Cali etc... me 80's baby all in mind from here bread in these streets
@williamwinn948
@williamwinn948 Год назад
I grew up in East Boston my mother grew up in Roxbury in the 40s It use to be a place that you could leave your doors unlocked she would tell me same thing with East boston, Dorchester and Chelsea, now its a dump and i moved to NH.
@musicalmelodies3595
@musicalmelodies3595 Год назад
East Boston is fine. If you don't like liberal yuppies maybe but there's alot of conservative working class Hispanics there carrying on the working class spirit left by the Italian and Irish
@sostdm617
@sostdm617 Год назад
​@@musicalmelodies3595 facts Roxbury is better but not safe in certain areas still
@ericrowland3246
@ericrowland3246 Год назад
Never understood why people left their doors unlocked when it takes a couples seconds to lock it lol
@larrymyers5989
@larrymyers5989 Год назад
It’s not a dump. Especially not everywhere. It’s just not safe. NH has its trashy element too.
@NoahBodze
@NoahBodze Год назад
@@ericrowland3246 Because they didn’t have to. There’s a lot you don’t understand, huh?
@kfoster2002
@kfoster2002 Год назад
Noke dont make no money like Adidas 😂😂😂😂 I wonder where he is now at the 7:30 seconds
@merkcityboy834
@merkcityboy834 Год назад
Where you think?
@RZA266
@RZA266 Год назад
My Family served his time and is out now, served 22 yrs. It takes a real HOMO to laugh at someone making poor decisions in life. BITCH
@DarkSamaritan97
@DarkSamaritan97 Месяц назад
I grew up selling craxk on these streets miss those days
@killaant84
@killaant84 7 месяцев назад
I went to the Martin Luther King Jr. Middle school and one day I was skipping and actually got jumped by intervale lol,I lived in Boston 4 like 6 years,Roxbury, dorchester,Mattapan, Dedham and Roslindale but I'm from Springfield....I used to live in the academy homes and on Dennison st. In Roxbury also...I used to go to the blue hill ave.boys and girls club,played for the upper Roxbury, north dorchester baseball league,but overall it was wild sometimes, 3 for the stripes baby!!
@kingsports1113
@kingsports1113 8 месяцев назад
Where new edition crew at
@bretcappola6904
@bretcappola6904 9 месяцев назад
I was in Shirley max with a bunch of these dudes,i recognize so many faces
@franklinhicks639
@franklinhicks639 8 месяцев назад
You know Jason Meeks
@bretcappola6904
@bretcappola6904 8 месяцев назад
@@franklinhicks639 probably,does he go by that?
@SmokeWithMeInCT
@SmokeWithMeInCT 8 месяцев назад
Big difference between the gangs of them and whatever it is today . The young people today are a disgrace
@microwaveshizz
@microwaveshizz 10 месяцев назад
still trying leave Boston one day
@Proverbs3_5
@Proverbs3_5 Год назад
Judge Redd
@Proverbspsalms
@Proverbspsalms 10 месяцев назад
I wonder if those shoes are still up there?
@waxdominioni3303
@waxdominioni3303 8 месяцев назад
Mite as well be don’t nobody wear adidas no more 🤷🏽‍♂️
@Mizza2143
@Mizza2143 8 месяцев назад
I know that house with the piano in it.
@aparaphinelia
@aparaphinelia Год назад
BEAN TOWN 💥💥💥
@ItsJustDaddy5
@ItsJustDaddy5 Год назад
Vanderbilt’s Posse ? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@757CitiesReppa
@757CitiesReppa Год назад
I knew they was gone have Adidas all up in here. Told them cats they wasn’t on no NBs back then.
@moemarsh69
@moemarsh69 Год назад
Roxbury Was crazy back in the day so many street gangs within walking distance from each other . Boston was the first city on the east coast to have street gangs . What was so scary for many back then gangs didn’t bang for their neighborhoods. They banged for the streets they lived on. Streets that were right next to each other were at war against each other.
@SouthwestPhilly215_
@SouthwestPhilly215_ Год назад
That's any city 🏙️
@moemarsh69
@moemarsh69 Год назад
@@SouthwestPhilly215_ no it’s not
@SouthwestPhilly215_
@SouthwestPhilly215_ Год назад
@@moemarsh69 guess you never left Boston , Philly , BMore , NYC been crazy since the 60's do your diligence
@moemarsh69
@moemarsh69 Год назад
@@SouthwestPhilly215_ of course I have and Boston was different every street gang was named after some sports team. Well most of them and one thing was for certain if you was caught not wearing adidas that was your a$$ .
@DB-115
@DB-115 Год назад
Boston dudes stay claiming this as fact. It's simply not true. I'll say y'all were the first to associate your gangs with pro sports teams. But first on the east coast with street gangs?? Gangs Of New York is based on real life events dating back to mid 1800s.
@slugg00
@slugg00 8 месяцев назад
The guy with the white hat in the beginning looks like my uncle ralph anderson lol. My family from Boston
@ulizzy
@ulizzy Год назад
Where are they now?
@lucidlioness3253
@lucidlioness3253 Год назад
Pushing up daisies
@jewelperry7130
@jewelperry7130 Год назад
@@lucidlioness3253nah not all of us! Some of us made it ❤
@kc4811
@kc4811 Год назад
New Edition is on stages with Bobby Brown till this day,projects torn down made into townhouses and high rises,but we still have crime just like other places, but not as dirty or abandoned
@jewelperry7130
@jewelperry7130 Год назад
@@kc4811 that’s right! Let me know lol
@sargentle8517
@sargentle8517 Год назад
They became doctors and lawyers living a great life in Boston
@ilikeRUNE
@ilikeRUNE 8 месяцев назад
this was benzinos era🤣
@ceemuhammad3707
@ceemuhammad3707 Год назад
Find Neely Fuller
@yvetteweathersby5448
@yvetteweathersby5448 Год назад
Excellence at tearing up your community
@blast4me754
@blast4me754 Год назад
Yeah but the crack thing didn't help
@hakimnelson2271
@hakimnelson2271 Год назад
@@blast4me754 Yes the crack era destroyed a lot. If you research black community you'll see we were trying to build while white people tour just wanted to destroy it. Then crack came and now the gangs we had to protect each other became gangs for selling drugs. It goes a lot deeper than just the drugs
@BostonBoss
@BostonBoss 9 месяцев назад
Scandalous World
@leftdaboss
@leftdaboss 7 месяцев назад
I wish this dude used my music for background cause what he got up there is depressing😂
@kingsports1113
@kingsports1113 8 месяцев назад
I see a few girls who was in new edition videos
@faithstephens8587
@faithstephens8587 Год назад
OPP Dudley !! Raised #Bury02119
@kwekuoboasi9352
@kwekuoboasi9352 8 месяцев назад
I think of New Edition(Michael Bivings)
@43mafia
@43mafia 7 месяцев назад
If you know boston streets shit gets real here talk to the OGZ who been thru it all they will tel u how it was in the 70s,80s, 90s but the 60s? Racism was wild
@2011Savere
@2011Savere 4 месяца назад
Why do they think gangs is the way to go instead of building up their community? I don't get these people at all.
@ComebackKidFRFR
@ComebackKidFRFR 8 месяцев назад
Side streets, Parks, Projects, Apt Complexes, Triple Deckers, & Flags!
@projects325
@projects325 10 месяцев назад
This is a sad story in many ways. A lot of times these businesses like McDonald's don't even be wanting to hire black folks then and now.
@bretcappola6904
@bretcappola6904 9 месяцев назад
Come on,now? U have to be joking right?? ANYONE who wants to work in 2023, can, regardless of race, color or creed,it's comments like that, that are keeping people from trying, discouraging
@projects325
@projects325 9 месяцев назад
@@bretcappola6904 it's not discouraging. It's not like I'm saying don't apply don't try. You making it seem like that
@bretcappola6904
@bretcappola6904 9 месяцев назад
@@projects325 I just have no sympathy for the man who plays the,oh I'm black so my life is harder than yours,I'm oppressed,it's crazy the only people in the united states' that are oppressed are the guys stuck in the system, RIGGED SYSTEM,of the prison industrial complex, I here it so much and get into this debate every time,the blacks who went through bussing in the seventies had it bad, the blacks in the south back in the 50s 60s and even 70s it was really bad for them, and they all were just good God fearing people,,,then obviously the blacks forced into slavery sold by there own people,Leaders, had it absolutely horrible, I feel for them, horrible times in history that happened not only to the African Americans, but genocide in Armenia, and and Kosovo, in the damn 90s, fuckin Irish blowing each other up over, catholic,or protestant,the poor Jews in WW2,, I can on till I'm blue in the face, but to sit here and listen to someone try to say that a black kid can't go to any mickey D's and get a job making fries is one of the most rediculus comments I heard in a while, u must live in a pretty affluent white suburb and not be really tapped into the city
@projects325
@projects325 9 месяцев назад
@@bretcappola6904 Dude? I really don't care what you have to say so flush it elsewhere m'kay, pal? 🫡🤨
@bretcappola6904
@bretcappola6904 9 месяцев назад
@@projects325 than don't post your idiot comments about places even like even McDonald's won't hire black people on the comments of a story about Roxbury, have u ever even been there? The stuff you say tells me no, definitely not after dark, lol, probably too scared
@waynepiru5888
@waynepiru5888 Год назад
Young Kevin Durant in thumbnail
@lo90zstuybrooklyn11
@lo90zstuybrooklyn11 8 месяцев назад
Never new blue hill av was a Boston based movie
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