Anybodyfrom Dago remember when this happened? It was a while back but my homegirl went and said that fools were throwing red rags up on stage and then Kurupt C walked all over it, and that nigga Daz was throwing speakers on people below the stage.Anybody remember was set that was trippin wit the DPG'S? Holla atchaboy
Bloods Hit Up Snoop Concert
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All that is true. Niggas was lookin salty when the hounds was bumrushin front row and niggas couldnt focus on the show. I think Lincoln /South I know it was all red rags but you know its a blood thang so they was prolly red raggin for that reason, since Snoop an them dont know the difference. I was inna bildin and I was feelin myself, and I have the pictures of all the niggas throwin up gang signs. I was in front row. I remember Snoop sayin that it was "beautiful to see yall representin" but I know he was feelin hella awkward, and evry body else on stage was lookin salty, cause niggas was throwin lighters at niggas, I seen a nigga get dropped earlier in the show, somebody hopped on stage and bopped a nigga wearin a eastsider shirt. And Sir Jinx was tryin to get a pass, I guess cause his ties to Mitchy or maybe he knew some niggas in the crowd, but he was tryin to sign language wit niggas. But peep the triv tho. Its a Snoop concert, and where the Dago crips? If they was there, they was on shush mode. If they wasnt tryin to ride for Snoop, at least be like fuckit, we cant let these LA niggas see us not even make a peep! But Daz looked like he would mash for some shit, and Kurupt looked kinda fiesty, but when the shit kracked, I seen Hounds chargin, and crips retreating.
"if" is the key word, and how you even know they was in the buildin? betta yet, lets say they were, what makes you think they give a fucc about snoop daz or kurupt? im talkin bout dago crips?..alot of crips don't even fucc wit each other like that, i know crip hoods that funk with other crips more than bloods..on a side note, ain't no real crip nigga ridin wit snoop (maybe as a buiness venue) but on some street shit aint no locs fuccin' wit him like that, everybody knows he's a studio gangsta, i've heard this straight outta his own mouth.. aint nobody ridin for snoop lol
what the fucc!!!
i was at the same show
and when those slobs rushed, i saw snoop run 1st and a few others behind him
but at 1st kurupt kicced a dead flag, then c-walked on a few
niggaz was trippin baccstage too
i admit snoop and MANY of his homies proved to be bitch that night
but dont be overhypin this shit like a bunch of superbloods were puttin in work, lol
yea fuccin right
the whole incident was small in comparison to the hype its got
this thread is stupid....why you promoting some stupid shit like this...people paid money to see a show and some stupid niggaz fucked it up for them...snoop and them still got paid and about 10,000 people didnt get to see the show they paid for...i was there and to be honest speakers were getting thrown on them dudes in the crowd...snoop ran off stage kurupt was tryna keep it peaceful but i think it was daz that stomped the red flag(i think it was skyline niggaz if i remember right) and some of them eastsider niggaz was throwing with the bloods...so it wasnt exactly the way its always reported
last time I checked homeboy This is a music website,if the title of the thread was "white boys rush a Snoop concert" you wouldnt said shit. just cause it was some bloods doin it dont mean "I'm promoting stupid shit". U need to calm your sensitve ass down homie it's just a website, u actin like I'm recruitin' some young homies to get down for the set.Kick back or kick rocks outta the thread, u dont like it u dont gotta reply,PERIOD.
damn you the one gettin emotional...go read every post after mine that wasnt made by Sau or Magnifico and then maybe youll understand how stupid this thread was...when i said promotin it aint got shit to do with bloods...this has to do with people fuckin up concerts i dont care who does it....shit is stupid thats my opinion i can and will state my opinion...this was a stupid idea for a thread for the exact reasons that youll see being posted by krab killa also its not like this shit is even news...snoop has performed here twice since(and pu on a helluva show saturday night)
Your ALWAYS gonna hve some little wanna be online bangers when there are threads about bloods and crips, it is what it is.shit dont have to be "news" for it to be a topic, come on homie you been on this website long enough to know that.anywayz G if i dont like a thread i dont even bother with it and dont view it, that's just me, but by all means DO YOU, if u feel like u gotta put your 2 cents in, good for you homie.good for you.
regarding you comment:
"Gangs have been in existence for as long as there have been inhabitants of this world. The word thug dates back to India in the year 1200 AD and it refers to a gang of criminals (Thugz) that roamed the country pillaging towns in their course. These Thugz had their own symbols, hand signs, rituals and slang. In the United States, we grew up with tales of our own form of thugs like pirates and gangsters, therefore, gangs, undoubtedly, are not a new concept.
Throughout the 1800's, Americans were fascinated with gangs and gangsters. The James Gang, Billy the Kid and other outlaws, legend has it, ruled the Wild West. As the late 1800's roared in, the new generation of gangs and gangsters was created out of the new immigrants. Irish gangs like the Whyos, Dead Rabbits and Plug Uglies, and Jewish gangs like the Monk Eastman Gang terrorized New York City streets. The most notorious gang during this era formed in New York City during the late 1890's and early 1900's. This gang, called the Five Points Gang, because of its home turf being situated in the Five Points (Bowery) Section of Lower Manhattan, would change the mold of the American outlaw forever.
The Five Points Gang, led by Italian immigrant, Paolo Antonini Vaccarelli, also known as Paul Kelly and his second in command, Johnny Torrio, was the most significant street gang to form in the United States, ever! Johnny Torrio, who became a significant member of the Sicilian Mafia (La Cosa Nostra) recruited street hoodlums from across New York City to the Five Points Gang. The Five Points Gang became the Major League to many young street gangsters and a farm club for the Mafia. The most notorious recruit into the Five Points Gang was a teenaged boy of Italian descent who was born in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in 1899 to immigrant parents. His name was Alphonse Capone, better known as Scarface. He became a member of the James Street Gang, which was a minor league of sort, to the Five Pointers. One of Capone's childhood friends, and fellow member of the Five Points Gang, was another street thug named Lucky Luciano.
In 1919, while being sought by authorities in connection with a gangland murder in New York, Al "Scarface" Capone moved to Chicago when summoned by Johnny Torrio. Torrio needed his assistance in maintaining control of Chicagoland mob territories. Al Capone, eventually became the most violent and prolific gangster in Chicago, if not, the United States, law enforcement has ever experienced. The Al Capone style of gangster has molded the American gangster experience."
my point is, let's say the year 1800 for example, and it's now 2005...
thats over 200 years of gangsta's...
it was in the past, now in the present and will be in the future
"Gangs have been in existence for as long as there have been inhabitants of this world. The word thug dates back to India in the year 1200 AD and it refers to a gang of criminals (Thugz) that roamed the country pillaging towns in their course. These Thugz had their own symbols, hand signs, rituals and slang. In the United States, we grew up with tales of our own form of thugs like pirates and gangsters, therefore, gangs, undoubtedly, are not a new concept.
Throughout the 1800's, Americans were fascinated with gangs and gangsters. The James Gang, Billy the Kid and other outlaws, legend has it, ruled the Wild West. As the late 1800's roared in, the new generation of gangs and gangsters was created out of the new immigrants. Irish gangs like the Whyos, Dead Rabbits and Plug Uglies, and Jewish gangs like the Monk Eastman Gang terrorized New York City streets. The most notorious gang during this era formed in New York City during the late 1890's and early 1900's. This gang, called the Five Points Gang, because of its home turf being situated in the Five Points (Bowery) Section of Lower Manhattan, would change the mold of the American outlaw forever.
The Five Points Gang, led by Italian immigrant, Paolo Antonini Vaccarelli, also known as Paul Kelly and his second in command, Johnny Torrio, was the most significant street gang to form in the United States, ever! Johnny Torrio, who became a significant member of the Sicilian Mafia (La Cosa Nostra) recruited street hoodlums from across New York City to the Five Points Gang. The Five Points Gang became the Major League to many young street gangsters and a farm club for the Mafia. The most notorious recruit into the Five Points Gang was a teenaged boy of Italian descent who was born in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in 1899 to immigrant parents. His name was Alphonse Capone, better known as Scarface. He became a member of the James Street Gang, which was a minor league of sort, to the Five Pointers. One of Capone's childhood friends, and fellow member of the Five Points Gang, was another street thug named Lucky Luciano.
In 1919, while being sought by authorities in connection with a gangland murder in New York, Al "Scarface" Capone moved to Chicago when summoned by Johnny Torrio. Torrio needed his assistance in maintaining control of Chicagoland mob territories. Al Capone, eventually became the most violent and prolific gangster in Chicago, if not, the United States, law enforcement has ever experienced. The Al Capone style of gangster has molded the American gangster experience."
my point is, let's say the year 1800 for example, and it's now 2005...
thats over 200 years of gangsta's...
it was in the past, now in the present and will be in the future
