OG PERCY "52 Blocks Showed Me I Did Not Know How To Fight" 

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Og percy wassup

@@realchosen1174 okokokok wats good black man

​@@ogpercyshownomercy52 Ogpercyshowcracknomercy okokokokokokokokok wats good crack man

lol look like bj pulled yo card toward the end 🤣

I see 1 up Bj Bounty Hunter

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Facts other States got different styles like “Jailhouse Rock” but 52 Blocks is all NYC

It’s in Atlanta too😭😭😭 niggas been doing. That shit

@@smurf_n_wesson9064 no....jailhouse rock came before 52 ands its called jhr in new york and new jersey. I learned that jhr came before 52 but it has the fundamentals. The next generation took jhr and took it to another level and then ppl started calling it 52 blocks. JHR is boxing based. 52 was preferred bcuz it used angles not normally used in boxing.

@@MasterChee7 No. They aren’t the same styles, and it’s called 52 Blocks in NY and NJ. I’m from Brooklyn. 52 origins didn’t have shit to do with jhr, only thing in common is both mastered in Jail.

@@smurf_n_wesson9064 they not the same but apart of the lineage. first stato then jhr then 52. jhr is basic.... dudes got creative, more deceptive.... and 52 came about. thats y some ppl called 52 blocks freestyle. it has the fundamentals of jhr but the fighters and 5pcters took it too another level.

Ninjas glorify the pen

Ground game ain’t no fight it’s a wrestling match.

@@duc333r Not when you gettin you grill bashed in becuz you can't get off yur back

@@cantstop-wontstop2138 ppl get bashed in the face and can’t hit the other person on stand up so what’s the difference.

@duc333r Hey man- Jus shut up talkin to me. If yur desperate for attention from a man- jus get a Pimp.

​@@cantstop-wontstop2138you are assuming its always one person, try wrestling with one person and his a a couple of friends with him. You will get your teeth kicked out

Who taught u?

We from Queens my pops and the street taught me. Thought it was just how we fought in Ny until i seen videos of it later in life

🤣 No it isn't

Absolutely not wtf

@@onceagain6184 in usa it is, NYC started it ,if you get cut your arteries won't get hit or wrist tendons,I'm not slow in know it's a martial arts deal,but every mf I knew who knew about it was not ina gui doing stretches like van dahm in blood sport

@@smelly1060 that's what's Americans used it for on east coast,I know its a martial arts thing,boxing also started as a game before gladiators killed each other with ball bearing knuckle wraps, did you know that about boxing ? absolutely not Bro I'm not an idiot lol, how long you spent in Shaolin,have you mastered drunken monkey yet

It is very possible that it was taught through people who have made a hybrid of the art, and came up with it unprecedented. Sounds more legendary, and dangerous (but,what knife attack isn't) than practical. But, who knows, maybe dude got lucky, and his threads protected his arteries through the funky rhythm (movement), one day, and he thought, "how can I replicate this to make it mine, and teach it to my people". If that was the case, couldn't really blame the guy, could you??¿?

Them styles ain't got a chance vs east coast. Philly, ny. Especially 80s. In the 80s. Atl Texas etc was completely clueless to street sh. Especially style wise. The south is the same. The east jus was ahead. So imagine the east being the top. But the south has the same ppl from the same DNA cloth who just caught on later. Everybody the same. Its jus the fami,y is down south. Everybody was down south. The small amount of east coast dudes invented it. But let's not forget we all the same and we all come from the DNA of the south where our fam is

​@@bbkingme8831We, Black folks Allways find ways to separate ourselves. Bro. day & nite are 1.

​@@bbkingme8831 Y'all are corny as fuck with that shit. That's why y'all are dominated with Chicago culture now. Your most legendary street icons are from the South. You muthafuckas swear you invented everything and did it the best. Fuck outta here...son

Ppl in the east coasin the 70s either came from the south or their parents did and most of the culture they brought with them and in todays time nyc not even relevant and been like that for 25 years​@@bbkingme8831

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i learned its original form started in africa theres versions of 52 all over the us called by diff names.

Jailhouse Rock

No.

@@righteousshadowsdojopt.3979 peace 7☀️

@@tymon3y peace

Grown men don't stay with they moma y'all Boyz idolize crack heads

I forgot my mentor Mailman who taught me 52 by playing this game called 52 pickup. I’m not going into detail about the game but the old school gang Im for sure know about it.

I'm from Bed Stuy dudes in my neighborhood was super nasty with it!!! This was the late 70s

I'm from Atlanta I grew up seein it but it's called da alto shuffle it's more style and movement to it than what u see on da Internet

Other burroughs called it Brooklyn's dirty secret lol

Facts

Where

u aint lying

Not really BJ still Tryna be a OG and Percy just Tryna preach a good message

Yeah u can’t fight

How was it? Specifically asking about his style of 52. Was it more offensive than defensive, was he foundational with defense, or does he just know a few blocks?

@@nelsonglinton its on utube. not hard to find

Now it is!!! But it originated in NYC tho

It's not

It's a gimmick until someone beats yo ass with 52 Blocks. Hence, that's like saying Bruce Lee was not legit bcuz he was an actor but not a combat fighter

It’s not. It’s watered down today though because not enough people truly know it. As a kid, I’ve seen 52 work against a golden glove champ.

@@dnyce8224you’re a real one💯