Monster Kody's (R.I.P) Revenge on a Bully 

Feeling*

True

a movie would be clean

Meth.

I was thinking the same thing especially when he described how his ascension in gang hierachy was actually his humanity descending into the depths or fathoms of humanity

@@cliftonmorrow3976 Yes, it's sad that sometimes the awakening only takes place after so much damage has been done. And an environment has been created where the destruction is praised, so by the time the older ones learn their lesson, it is a generation of younger one looking to carry on wars that they had no part in creating.

Well said bro

FACTS💯🎯

It was the embarrassment

Us albinos go threw it bro 💪🏽only made me stronger as a black man.

Allwell

Yeah man if u wasn't on the wrong side ,I heard he was cold as F some time ago. He seems like a good guy though

Damn say my man it's a doc from back in the early 90s called the making of a crip he was locked up man I'm a dog 🐕 and real mf s respect real mfs

Factz

Been the face since the start to the end

yup, no bs

or just “super crip” PERIODT

A Crip’s Crip.. true OG gangster! RIP

I think people need to quit looking at how and where he died, and look at the choices he made be it good or bad. He had plenty family support and lots of fans reaching out to him. He wrote a book that is still selling almost 30 years later and people buy the rights to a movie on his life every so often. He chose to live how he lived it wasn’t a circumstance of gang banging. Go back and look at his full interview and you will find the obvious in there when he talks about solitary confinement and drugs.

Some truth to what your saying, but it dont apply to the whole spectrum of Gang Members. Old time Gang Members are not all in Homeless encampments. A lot of Gang Members bounced back from those early years and live normal civilian lives in their old age. And 90% of Homeless in America ain't Old time Crips & Bloods with felonies. A lot of them are ex-Military & Professionals. Homeless come from all walks of life, majority were squares /law abiding citizens.

This is exactly what a gangbanging life has in store for you in the end if you make it .. struggle, pain, drug addiction and a lonely death. This man struggled with drug addiction, That's why you heard of him dying alone In a tent homeless.. What a life when you look back at everything...it can seem unreal if you think about it.. Pelican bay hole is nothing nice.. RIP Monster..rest easy brotha ...

Sharp the P

I felt that one, i been there 😂

Exactly how I thought of him

He was a funny dude. I went to Henry Clay with him and remember that fight.

Lol you were them rebellious kids too huh? When i was that young i went straight to the crime and books about drugs 😄

He was a really smart dude

I went to school with Monster at this time at Henry Clay and i remember that fight. He had just became Eight Tray, but he was claiming it way before that.

@@anthonyretic1642 Oh okay. In the mid 70's I use to walk down his street to go home from Raymond Avenue Elementary School. My dad use to always tell me to stop taking those side streets home and walk on Florence. His logic for that if something was to happen to me on the way home, more people on Florence would see it and might stop to help me whereas if I was walking on those side streets less people would see it.

​@@robertmitchell9529Well my friend me and my real bother who passed away use to take the short cuts I still remember about that fast food restaurant back in the late 1970's taco bell on 60th and Crenshaw Blvd. we would get chase home all the time our mother would tell us put the money inside your socks the guys chasing us use to say go get them mexicans actually we weren't mexicans at all just two high yellow lightskin kids buying dinner for ourselves with are moms hard earned money, I also remember those guys saying man those white boys can run I never got caught we use to jump over fences and hit the rail road tracks they never could catch me amazing stories to remember now since my brother and my moms aren't here anymore, also one day I decided to gps google maps that area I was surprised that the taco bell restaurant is still there after 40 years.

In the whole interview after this clip he mentions most of em joined 83 & other Crip sets in south central even some of em joined the 60's

Three days ago, I believe.