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Don Jacob:
my friend Eddie (whose Chris Childs' nephew btw) is/thinks he's a crip and was talking about this the other day



basically the OG gangsta's from the late 60's/70's or whenever the crips started started doing it for fun and to find another way to rep their set, then they started spelling out names from rival sets and crossing them out pretty much around the time the bloods/piru sets started comin' up, everyone who was down did or was taught how and it pretty much stayed underground in LA up until the mid 80's when gangs started to sprout more in the country and the crip walk followed as crip sets spread north and east. Then in the 90's with the exposion of gangster rap it became even more popular, not a phenominon quite yet but still more popular than it was before by far. then about the time WC became a semi house hold name and started c-walking in videos it got even more popular, then it died down again as westcoast music in general went on the incline ....up until the westcoast renasance in late 99' -2001.  then it became and national phenominon  because artists like Snoop/Kurupt and other crip afiliated artists (who have been doing it for years in shows) brought it back with no intensions of making it a dance craze



damn that as a tight article i wrote just right now :)

CodeCaine:
this site has got sum of tha history bout it

http://www.seaspot.com/cripwalk.htm

maddskilzz9:

--- Quote ---"crip walk and not a crip and get your fucken ass whipped"
Ras Kass
--- End quote ---



at least in publik

Black_Smoke:
"crip walk and not a crip and get your fucken ass whipped"
Ras Kass

what song is that from?

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