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I agree

There are a few things he heard from guys from Northern CA that didn’t make sense to me

Who were considered left overs?

@@GoldenSte Fools that moved upstate because they could not hang down south.

That comment makes no sense especially coming from someone from OC

Haven’t heard that word in a while but you’re exactly right - that would be the word. Also if someone got punker we’d say they “ranked out”. Thx for flashback 😂 “One-One Eleven Street Ranker” 😂

@@RascalReacts Big VGV😎🤣

Yeah it's been a minute since I heard that word. Now everyone says hood Hopper lol

@@danielmendi77 Yeah bro, I've noticed that, lol.

​@@RascalReactsso in California getting initiated to a barrio was also known as getting ranked in to a gang?

You’re right that is a use for it that’s common outside gangs - I spoke on that in the video - the thing is how / why did it come to mean anything associated w/ the color red and the best answer I heard was as I said in the video

I also heard that. Way back in the early 1990s.

Igualmente homie ✊🏼

💯 thank you

Gracias, that’s interesting - so still based on the characteristics of Chapulín character but not necessarily the color. Appreciate that insight.

It’s a trip how each area comes up with their own language - I’m not familiar w/ most of those words used that way so gracias ✊🏼

I believe you that it's what you were told because I heard the same thing but it doesn't make a lot of sense homie - there were no such thing as Southsiders born in Northern CA in the 70s because the North / South identity hadn't hit the streets like that. There were Eme sympathizers and members from Northern CA of course (just as there were NF sympathizers and members operating in the streets of Southern CA) but no reason for the Eme to come up with a disrespectful term for them - they were on the team. I mean no disrespect toward your uncle in saying this - there was a lot of propaganda pushed and that sounds like a narrative meant to undermine the Upstaters - basically "These fools 'Big Homies" and "real' SS don't even recognize them" - which in late 80s and 90s had some truth to it but its not where the word originated.

Yup. That’s what I was told way back when I was in middle school. In the early 1990s.

I was laughing at how he popped the “p” at the end of the word 😂

Same with my City, I knew atleast 4 eNe's- Paisa homies that didn't even speak English "very little".... Even my best friend "an eNe" didn't learn English til we were in 4th grade. That's actually how I met him, some racist rocker kids were jumping him because he couldn't speak English! We wore them fools out & were friends since💪🏽

That’s correct. What I meant was more around the birth of the Chicano Movement in the 60s and 70s leading up to the North - South split in prison. The term Chicano is much older and yes there were barrios up North which date back to the late 40s at least and the pachuco style was embraced in urban areas up North..raza up here saw Gone With The Wind and read the same magazines etc as in Southern CA but even that was born out of urban areas and while Northern CA is home to the first big urban areas of the West by then Los Angeles was the biggest

@@RascalReacts Simón, gracias for the explanation. 👌🏽

That estilo you commented about dating back to the 50's up north, was down here in the EARLY 1900's. We got barrios to this day that started in the 1910's and earlier. Pretty easy explanation, right. Nonetheless , Yes, We Are All Chicanos,the whole compass.

I will agree with Josh as some of the cultura and Calo migrated up north via Southern California. Also, we all know or at least heard of the Zoot Zoot riots from the early 1940s which involved a lot of Chicanos from established varrios from the early 1900s and I do believe those incidents had some sort of influence up north.

Yeah, that's where it comes from. Similar to how in a lot of places Scrap is more common than Scrapa but that's the origin

Thank you homie 💯 Hope it’s a good shift

Gracias. Good vid, the one I'd heard different from any of the examples brought up was "chapete". I was told it was towards Raza for being burnt (red) from working in the fields or manual labor outside in general.

That's a trip - I haven't really heard lacra used except on RU-vid and in the context of that its amusing because Ns say the same about SS down there. Tapado I heard a few times but not specifically toward Northerners. I wouldn't of thought gente down there had so many terms for Northerners since they only cross paths in prison and nobody is calling each other names in there the past 10+ years..maybe because of the internet?

Better said, It's like when homies came back home from Y.A.( Some from the joint) in the early 90's. ,conversation would be like them busters are lame, or vatos tapados, or lacras don't know if they want to be black or raza., and not have a conversation about nortenos for months/ years. Just like Im sure up there, it would be like scrapas aint nada, or scrapas are this and that.

That’s a big lie that dude was never a “C”.

If you’re talking about Dubs yes he debriefed and paroled from an SNY - a lot of people been asking so I think I will

True he was never a made man but he was still validated by CDCR - that’s why he did so much SHU time - and once you were validated back then the only way to get out of the SHU was to debrief - give a full account of your criminal activity and everything you know about the gang then you’d be validated as a prison gang drop out and be eligible to go to a PC yard / SNY. If you were a Lifer you could not get a release date if you were in the SHU. A lot of gente were labeled prison gang Members or Associates who weren’t actually at the top of the food chain

😂 I heard about Livingston = Livas but never that line 😂 Shout out Livas but yeah that’s amusing

😂 😂 really or you just clowning ? I never heard either 😂 😂

Damn I haven’t heard Soka in a while 😂 I remember that as a put down but not exclusively for Southerners - we did say it sometimes tho 💯

Did you call in to the podcast Cholo Juan was on last night?

No , I did Not. I think the Homie Hangout will be the first podcast I call into. (One of these days)

For me growing up it just meant someone who was a lame / coward .. not lame as in a square but lame as in someone who portrayed themselves a certain way and didn’t live up to it - Listo seems to have a more specific definition but that’s the first I heard of it

The sur varrios up north were there before American me.

@@i.i2815 they definitely wasn’t outside banging, when pushed up on they would say they were paisa and when wearing blue they would say that it was there brothers clothes, I old enough to remember, went to school with some and they wasn’t banging

They are sure not the surenos from down south. But they’re still surenos. I think not all sur hoods in northern Cali was initiated by surenos in southern Cali. They’re kinda like the black mobb/mafia. The mobsters/mafia were first started from Italian mobbs and Asian mobbs/mafias. Now there’s Mexican mafia and such. Like Asian crips and bloods not all hoods had a black blood or Crip to lift up that hood. It’s basically made up by whoever’s the founders. This is my knowledge and thinking of how all these street gangs have started. 😂😂😂😂😂. Even all out of state still is surenos. I’m sure not all hoods was started from someone down south 😆😆😆 So if they’re sur they sur lol

Theres a documentary on a southerner varrio called Vickys Town up north...

@@user-vg5dt2bw7x everything was started by guys from down south even the nortenos. The varrios though some are homemade upstate and down south. One of the biggest being SSL that's mostly up north.

Who?

Likewise homie

I send mine my upstate woodeño 😂💪🏼

@@UpstatePOV😂😎