K.M.V. 3.12.6 Big U on homeboys in the Entertainment Industry 

Good one

Gotdamn 😂😂😂😂😂😂right or chokin a bitch & dey quiet aza church mouse caint here shit thru da doe!!!! Talkn bout hey lil man b out there inna min ok😂😂😂😂

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Lame

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Thanks for cracking me da fuk up

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Mike Brown 😆😆!!

Mike Brown yooo 🤣

Yeah he sure did it all. Even lay down the map to how to kill Nip in his own hood. Thats a fact💯 D81 Hells Angels Mc Nomads

Facts

PREACH!

Ok well bflclique is movement pushing were we network upcomes s we do music prod also network marketing type shit were get it on backin but this going my web site but u koi. Its a business and ent come soon fuck mainstream

Facts...we all need to focus on OWNERSHIP! It's crazy how low of importance this is...

As a member of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, and the National Association of Record Industry Professionals (and others), That is exactly what I focus on.

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@@trellcarson 336 G-boro all day!

I'm WITHCHA homie

Justin Steel yea that is true even shot a video in his hood

Tweedy bird Loc.

87 mixtapes, Quik was sayin the hood on there, they edited alot of shit you hear on the first Quik and 2nd II None album

I remember when the first quik is the name video came out it was flamed up burgundy red black then they edited

corinda Merino you hella pretty

I actually have a distribution deal that just may be able to help the homie get his work out there in a real way.

corinda Merino u need ur own Netflix too

@No Bang Dig that homie. I write also, as well as distribute, market, manage, write contracts, write for a few magazines, etc. 20 years in the business.

Real talk...get Kev Mac that Netflix deal. If he could shop like the ULTIMATE interview video with his top guests of all time maybe it could work. He'd have to have a great angle

They ever get into it with the VL's ?

Yes and they busted 60s members on a murder conspiracy were 60s were caught on the phone offering money to have more 60s come from Cali to kill vice lords at that time 60s were about 150 deep but had the money and the dope but mostly in Saint Paul vice lords were about a thousand and were the biggest gang in South Minneapolis and had been established in the twin City's sence the 70s and being so close to Chicago had access to thousands more plus (willie Lloyd ) (Sharif Willis) were in the city and they were the two highest ranking members in America so it was a no win but 60s still banged and got money and still dominated Saint Paul and still do today so as a 44 year old vice lord I give them there props they are bangers

This is a Minneapolis news story about 60s .......... Police were unable to solve the crime until August 23, 2001, when police arrested Terron (“Rico”) Williams, and indicted him for a ten-year conspiracy to distribute cocaine and crack, which exposed him to a sentence of thirty years to life imprisonment.   Williams was the leader of the St. Paul branch of the Rolling 60s Crips, a Los Angeles-based street gang.   He had joined the Rolling 60s Crips as a teenager in California.   He came to Minnesota in 1987 to work in the Rolling 60s' drug business there, and rose to head the local organization, which grew to around 200 people, selling up to ten kilos of cocaine a month.   Williams's brother and lieutenant, Greg (“Baby G”) Hymes, was also arrested and indicted, on a charge exposing him to about fifteen to twenty years in prison.   Williams gave a statement to the police naming Crenshaw, Johnson, and McGruder as the people who were involved in the Davisha Gillum case.   Williams also named Maalik Harut, who then confessed to police that he had been the get-away driver and who named the defendants in this case as the other participants.   Harut was charged with conspiracy to commit murder in aid of racketeering, which carries a maximum ten-year sentence.   Williams, Hymes, and Harut entered plea agreements in which the government agreed to move for reductions in their respective sentences if they testified truthfully in the prosecution of the defendants in this case.

To extort ☝️👌💩💩💩😂😂🤣🤣🙍🏼‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Shut your gay ass up.

Did you read Cody’s book? Dude talks about cutting peoples bodies up in them. Idk how it could be more gnarly then that

That's because he's from Philly.

@@jusforever8295 , Philly born, but Cali raised, with that "stamp" on it ✌✌

@@jusforever8295 That's an ignorant statement to make, Kendrick Lamar Ice Cube E 40 Jayo Felony Crooked I And plenty more was born in Cali and they stone cold spitters

@@latimes2310 no doubt. But you know as well as I know no one was fucking with kurupt. He was a head of his time.

KURUPT LYRICALLY TOOK EM DOWN BUT PAC AND CUBE SLAUGHTERED THEM WITH VERBAL ATTACKS

357 The irony is that Pac & kurupt are east coast dudes🤷🏿‍♂️

One of the hardest display of lyricism on record

@@markcarrington1616 , yes sir, but once they were blessed, raised, and laced within that SoCal "Hoodstarism", only then is when they became iconic with that "Cali Swag" with that "stamp" on it 🔦🔦✌✌

@@markcarrington1616 EASTCOAST BORN BUT WESTCOAST RAISED 💯

Nah

Pharoah 1 he’s talking about the first one to do it from 60s not SoCal

Keitarock

I heard the same

CJ Mack is in the catalog already.

Funny thang Kurupt said this on DPG - Dipp wit Me. "First thang I knew was 11-8 Gangstaz, and don't you know about the 6-0s" Kurupt hit Hawthorne first when he came to Cali so I think he was down with them first but he never really rep for them like the 60s.

N’sssss yeah that’s an interesting point lol I mean idk about Hawthorne politics and shit but I doubt 11/8 got numbers like 60s.

N’sssss tru but do any of the Hawthorne sets in general get anybody talkin about em? Lol

He sure says the word gangster a lot

No the fuck he not

That song was 🔥🔥🔥🔥

@@KevMacVideos man hell yeah. I still got that shit on steady rotation

SC = South central Indirect and ingenious ways to mask it, like Draws Said. Nip Came Right Out the Gate Direct

"Trylogy" used to be my shit...Kurupt got off on that too

@@joemosely9383 I believe it was masked, but for Sixty Crip. It wasn't no need to mask South Central. Everybody in LA was hollering that back then.

Again.. Big U said... "this is why me and you always argue..." (about Kurupt). I'm not one who can say what baby S Mac has ever done.. at all. But if Big U just said he is a member... Does baby s mac have enough stripes to question Big U on that?! Because if it was in the hood... and not an interview... and U is saying he with us... is baby s mac the guy that would question what Big U says?!? 👀🤔🤨

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Blade 1323 exaCly

ROLLIN RICO FROM PICO exaCCly

GANGsta CHICO FROM PIHO yo call a few of yo Gs tell em get on the platform I know a few hustlers from the field ok 2xxaCCly

TheGodsLive moore or how bout that radio interview when he tried to bang on Eazy and said this six owe

Checc da description of videos his data usually in there

2 x10 wit da S on tha end 👀 c u loco

locustblocc this must be one of my homies lol

Funny thang Kurupt said this on DPG - Dipp wit Me. "First thang I knew was 11-8 Gangstaz, and don't you know about the 6-0s" Kurupt hit Hawthorne first when he came to Cali so I think he was down with them first but he never really rep for them like the 60s.

Kurupt wasn't banging he was hanging.

Saying and Banging is two different things...

Trending Topics . They’re talking about Big Shawny Mac. The interviewer is Baby Shawny Mac.

Akmend Elohim that would be cool get a league going and have them playing each other have a bbq and everything make a day out of it 💰

John T Leyva yea it would Great to see Jackamoe piru shuffle all the way to home base while we let Bobby Lavender be the ref so he can eject CRAZO our the game for letting the Piru’s score 10 points in just the third inning the look on CRAZO face would be Priceless