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South L.a. is the most dangerous "area" in the united states ?
Sikotic™:
People crack me up when they brag about how fucked up their city is.Rep it all you want, you'll never catch my ass goin there. I'm too smart for that thug shit. Only thing hard about me is my dick (no homo) and my money clip, ya smell me?
Machiavelli:
the problem is people think areas here in the US are so dangerous and shit, then brag about where there from...but if the went to some ghetto outside of the US they would shit there pants
Sparegeez:
--- Quote from: KillaTay10 Supporter of the 'Kill Jimmy Iovine Movement' on December 27, 2007, 10:36:07 PM ---
--- Quote from: Tony P-Nizzle on December 25, 2007, 04:16:37 PM ---You guys are all like bitches. You love the thugs and drugs. Grow the fuck up.
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You should edit that to "young" bitches, because women get over that, but the young girls jock the thugs. You're on point though, all the idolizing and worrying about being hard wears off after a while, and doesn't mean shit after high school. Grow up and do something with yourself, stop bragging about how hard you are or your set is. It's annoying down in Long Beach when I get people saying "You wouldn't last on my block", or "You wouldn't dare set foot in Compton". I've been to Compton, and I've lived in Oakland, Pittsburg, and San Jose, and seen a lot of different things. I hate when I go to parties and clubs, and see people running their mouths, "I'm from Richmond bitch!!!", or "Potrero Hill Projects!!", yelling some ignorant shit that don't matter, and probably representing places they aren't even from. I remember we got into it with a dude at this girl's graduation party in Antioch because he head-butted my friend, and he had been running his mouth talking about being from the projects in Richmond (he was a white dude). There were parents there and they kicked him out of the house, and his friends were there and were saying how they had known him since elementary school in Antioch. I also had a friend who lived in Livermore and Brentwood and went to Dublin High School, and talked about being from Oakland and San Leandro. His mom said they lived in San Leandro until he was 5, and then moved to Dublin, then Brentwood. One time, we called him and he said he was in "The Town", and we drove by him 5 minutes later in Brentwood. This whole long rant is just examples of how people try way too hard to act "hard", and it pisses me off.
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Yeah man I feel you. I live in San Leandro and I constantly here people yell out, "EAST Oakland!", "Murda Dubz!", "Hunittz!". It's stupid as fuck. And the young bitches love that shit.
LooN3y:
--- Quote from: KillaTay10 Supporter of the 'Kill Jimmy Iovine Movement' on December 27, 2007, 10:36:07 PM ---
--- Quote from: Tony P-Nizzle on December 25, 2007, 04:16:37 PM ---You guys are all like bitches. You love the thugs and drugs. Grow the fuck up.
--- End quote ---
You should edit that to "young" bitches, because women get over that, but the young girls jock the thugs. You're on point though, all the idolizing and worrying about being hard wears off after a while, and doesn't mean shit after high school. Grow up and do something with yourself, stop bragging about how hard you are or your set is. It's annoying down in Long Beach when I get people saying "You wouldn't last on my block", or "You wouldn't dare set foot in Compton". I've been to Compton, and I've lived in Oakland, Pittsburg, and San Jose, and seen a lot of different things. I hate when I go to parties and clubs, and see people running their mouths, "I'm from Richmond bitch!!!", or "Potrero Hill Projects!!", yelling some ignorant shit that don't matter, and probably representing places they aren't even from. I remember we got into it with a dude at this girl's graduation party in Antioch because he head-butted my friend, and he had been running his mouth talking about being from the projects in Richmond (he was a white dude). There were parents there and they kicked him out of the house, and his friends were there and were saying how they had known him since elementary school in Antioch. I also had a friend who lived in Livermore and Brentwood and went to Dublin High School, and talked about being from Oakland and San Leandro. His mom said they lived in San Leandro until he was 5, and then moved to Dublin, then Brentwood. One time, we called him and he said he was in "The Town", and we drove by him 5 minutes later in Brentwood. This whole long rant is just examples of how people try way too hard to act "hard", and it pisses me off.
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mutha fuckas really be saying that? lol those guys juz get punkd cuz most likely when they do say that they aint even in their own hood.
Tay:
All of you who responded to me get the point, and see how stupid it is. One, I don't see why people want to make it seem like they are so tough or ghetto, it just makes people look at you as irresponsible and ignorant. Be proud if you live in a nice home, I know I'm glad that I live in a nice place where I feel safe. Also, what does it prove? Just because you lived somewhere doesn't make you a complete reflection. Because I lived in Oakland doesn't mean I sold drugs or banged. It's not like because you live in an area that's more ghetto, or right around the ghetto, that you have to be that way. The problem is that these things get glorified, especially by the young bitches, so people emulate this act and try to front to make guys scared of them so they won't fight them, and the young girls will want to get with them.
P.S. Dizzle, I seen so many people throw up the "Hunnidz" once Keak blew up, especially with the "Super Hyphy" video.
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