I’m from the Bronx and that’s what we played in the mid-late 60s and 70s!!! It is a great game!!! We used baby food caps, checkers, or bottle soda caps back in my day!!! WoW!!! 🌈☝️✝️☝️🌈 Fun memories!!!
I was Skelly Champ of P@ 127 park in Queens in 1958. We used bottle caps with melted wax in them. The bottoms were made smooth by rubbing them on asphalt.
Man these youngens dont know how good we had it back in the days we didnt waste our time on iphones or tv we created our own theater outside we played skelzies stick ball tag kick the can and we didnt stay home we was out doing something with friends in the neighborhood and family parties all kinds of things we had the best music in them days im talking the 70s was the best
i remember playing skelly outside with bottle tops back in the 80's with my cousin, thanks for posting this! brings back memories of growing up in NY before everybody was hooked to the internet and smart phones.
Old school Bro. passed down! played in El barrio in the 70's. this game been around for a long time thanks for showing it. stickball, Johnny and the Pony, and skelly's.
automatic like, took it back when i was in Bushwick/Knickerbocker Ave riding in the back of ice cream trucks & putting M80's in the horn of a pay phone watching it explode & when food stamps was physical paper looking like Monopoly $.
You bugging I bust shit up in this game my G. This is my shit. Glad you took it back like that. I went to the VI and was showing the lil ones how to play this.
Son. Wtf. You brought me back playing this game when I used to live in the bx on Fordham road in 1980. Holla is right. Thanx for sparking the memories back. Wow.
yo crazy how I was telling my wife about playing this game growing up. So I said let me see if its on RU-vid an Ill be damn, this was the first vid that popped up and it brought vack mad memories. Props bossman for uploading this vid!!!
I was a legend in this game back in the day.....south west philly in the 80s.....we played this all damn day....we used the old milk tops with the melted wax or street tar.....top had to be heavy enough but also light enough so u can pluck it right....