This iz to the homie Young D...don't get the game twisted. Niggaz in Daygo know how O'side gets down, and if you ever been thru Deep Valley (Northside) you do too. Read them papers cuzz...it ain't for play. We got love from the Coast Guard's, Mob Kings, and them Hoodstarz! The other side knows how we bring it! RESPECT
TOP 5 BLOOD AND CRIP RAPPERS
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"By late 1971 the Avalon Garden Crips and the Inglewood Crips joined forces with the other crip sets. The Crips began to expand to non-Crip gang territories. The L.A. Brims which began in 1969 on the Westside were a powerful street gang, but they were not Crips, and the Blood alliance had not been established. Several gangs which eventually became part of the Blood family had already existed though.
There were also the Piru Street Boys in Compton, the Bishops, Athens Park Boys and the Denver Lanes. The Pirus, which are Bloods now, actually hung out with the Crips prior to 1972. For a short time they were known as the Piru Street Crips, and they also wore the traditional blue rags (bandana) as part of their attire.
During the summer of 1972, the Crips from Compton, and the Pirus had a conflict, and an all out rumble ensued. The Pirus were out numbered, and the Crips prevailed. The Pirus wanted to terminate peaceful relations with the Crips so they turned to the Lueders Park Hustlers for back-up. They agreed and a meeting was called on Piru Street. The Crips had murdered an L.A. Brim member earlier that year, so the Pirus asked the Brims to attend the meeting too. Others that attended were the Denver Lanes, and the Bishops1.
How to combat Crip intimidation was discussed along with the creation of a new alliance to counter the Crips. At that time the color of bandannas was not important, but since the Crips were known to wear blue bandanas, the Pirus and the other groups decided to discontinue the wearing of blue bandannas. They decided to take on the wearing of an opposite color, red, and created a united organization which later became known as the Bloods. The Pirus, Brims, Athens Park Boys, and Pueblos decided to unite with the Bloods, and soon after, other groups who had been threatened or attacked by Crips joined the Bloods.
Development
The United Blood Nation, simply called the Bloods, formed in 1993, within the New York City jail system on Rikers Island's GMDC (George Mochen Detention Center), sometimes called C-73. GMDC was used to segregate problem inmates from the rest of the detention center. Prior to this time period, the Latin Kings were the most prevalent and organized gang in the NYC jail system. The Latin Kings, with mostly Hispanic members, were targeting African American inmates with violence. These African American inmates, organized by some of the more violent and charismatic inmates, formed a protection group which they called the United Blood Nation. This United Blood Nation, which was actually a prison gang, was emulating the Bloods street gangs in Los Angeles, California. Several of the leaders of this recently created prison gang formed eight original Blood sets to recruit in their neighborhoods across New York City. These original sets were: Mad Stone Villains (MSV), Valentine Bloods (VB), Nine Trey Gangsters (NTG), Gangster Killer Bloods (GKB), One Eight Trey (183) Bloods, Hit Squad Brims (HSB), Blood Stone Villains (BSV) and Sex, Money and Murder (SMM).
By 1996, thousands of members of the Blood street gang were establishing themselves as a formidable force among gangs and continued a steady drive for recruitment. At this time, the bloods were more violent than other gangs but much less organized. Numerous slashings (razor blade or knife attacks) were reported during robberies and discovered to be initiations into the Bloods. This Blood in ritual became the trademark for the Bloods. Bloods recruited throughout the East Coast and began spreading their drug networks rapidly. Blood gangs can be found in the New York City area, Upper New York State, New Jersey, Baltimore, Hagerstown, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Connecticut to name a few.
Recently, Blood gangs have become a favorite target of Law Enforcement because of their connection to violence. Bloods will commit violence against other Blood sets and there is no direct Regional or National leadership or connections. According to some sources, East Coast Bloods and West Coast Bloods conducted a series of meetings in 1999 and formed the United Blood Nation as a way to align all Blood gangs as one Nation for the purposes of power and unity. This alleged unification resulted in the Bloods referring to themselves as Damu, a Swahili word synonymous for Blood.
Bloods refer to each other as Dawg (DOGS). They will burn an upside down triangular shape, looking like a dog paw, on their upper arm. The three circular burns, usually from a cigarette, can be found on a member of the bloods. Some Bloods will have a tattoo of a dog, usually a bulldog, like the Mack Truck logo. Bloods will also use the acronym M.O.B. (Member of Blood or Money Over Bitches) to identify themselves. This can be seen as a burn scar or sometimes a tattoo. The Bloods have recently, in the year 2000, become more involved and connected to their People Nation affiliation."
But my top 5 Blood & Crip rappers are:
top five that rep the Red:
1. Lil Hawk 2. DJ Quik 3. Mausberg 4. The Relativez 5. Boo Yaa Tribe.
top five that rep the Blue:
1. Ecay Uno 2. Kurupt 3. X Raided 4. Sixx Pacc 5. Mr. Doctor
"By late 1971 the Avalon Garden Crips and the Inglewood Crips joined forces with the other crip sets. The Crips began to expand to non-Crip gang territories. The L.A. Brims which began in 1969 on the Westside were a powerful street gang, but they were not Crips, and the Blood alliance had not been established. Several gangs which eventually became part of the Blood family had already existed though.
There were also the Piru Street Boys in Compton, the Bishops, Athens Park Boys and the Denver Lanes. The Pirus, which are Bloods now, actually hung out with the Crips prior to 1972. For a short time they were known as the Piru Street Crips, and they also wore the traditional blue rags (bandana) as part of their attire.
During the summer of 1972, the Crips from Compton, and the Pirus had a conflict, and an all out rumble ensued. The Pirus were out numbered, and the Crips prevailed. The Pirus wanted to terminate peaceful relations with the Crips so they turned to the Lueders Park Hustlers for back-up. They agreed and a meeting was called on Piru Street. The Crips had murdered an L.A. Brim member earlier that year, so the Pirus asked the Brims to attend the meeting too. Others that attended were the Denver Lanes, and the Bishops1.
How to combat Crip intimidation was discussed along with the creation of a new alliance to counter the Crips. At that time the color of bandannas was not important, but since the Crips were known to wear blue bandanas, the Pirus and the other groups decided to discontinue the wearing of blue bandannas. They decided to take on the wearing of an opposite color, red, and created a united organization which later became known as the Bloods. The Pirus, Brims, Athens Park Boys, and Pueblos decided to unite with the Bloods, and soon after, other groups who had been threatened or attacked by Crips joined the Bloods.
Development
The United Blood Nation, simply called the Bloods, formed in 1993, within the New York City jail system on Rikers Island's GMDC (George Mochen Detention Center), sometimes called C-73. GMDC was used to segregate problem inmates from the rest of the detention center. Prior to this time period, the Latin Kings were the most prevalent and organized gang in the NYC jail system. The Latin Kings, with mostly Hispanic members, were targeting African American inmates with violence. These African American inmates, organized by some of the more violent and charismatic inmates, formed a protection group which they called the United Blood Nation. This United Blood Nation, which was actually a prison gang, was emulating the Bloods street gangs in Los Angeles, California. Several of the leaders of this recently created prison gang formed eight original Blood sets to recruit in their neighborhoods across New York City. These original sets were: Mad Stone Villains (MSV), Valentine Bloods (VB), Nine Trey Gangsters (NTG), Gangster Killer Bloods (GKB), One Eight Trey (183) Bloods, Hit Squad Brims (HSB), Blood Stone Villains (BSV) and Sex, Money and Murder (SMM).
By 1996, thousands of members of the Blood street gang were establishing themselves as a formidable force among gangs and continued a steady drive for recruitment. At this time, the bloods were more violent than other gangs but much less organized. Numerous slashings (razor blade or knife attacks) were reported during robberies and discovered to be initiations into the Bloods. This Blood in ritual became the trademark for the Bloods. Bloods recruited throughout the East Coast and began spreading their drug networks rapidly. Blood gangs can be found in the New York City area, Upper New York State, New Jersey, Baltimore, Hagerstown, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Connecticut to name a few.
Recently, Blood gangs have become a favorite target of Law Enforcement because of their connection to violence. Bloods will commit violence against other Blood sets and there is no direct Regional or National leadership or connections. According to some sources, East Coast Bloods and West Coast Bloods conducted a series of meetings in 1999 and formed the United Blood Nation as a way to align all Blood gangs as one Nation for the purposes of power and unity. This alleged unification resulted in the Bloods referring to themselves as Damu, a Swahili word synonymous for Blood.
Bloods refer to each other as Dawg (DOGS). They will burn an upside down triangular shape, looking like a dog paw, on their upper arm. The three circular burns, usually from a cigarette, can be found on a member of the bloods. Some Bloods will have a tattoo of a dog, usually a bulldog, like the Mack Truck logo. Bloods will also use the acronym M.O.B. (Member of Blood or Money Over Bitches) to identify themselves. This can be seen as a burn scar or sometimes a tattoo. The Bloods have recently, in the year 2000, become more involved and connected to their People Nation affiliation."
But my top 5 Blood & Crip rappers are:
top five that rep the Red:
1. Lil Hawk 2. DJ Quik 3. Mausberg 4. The Relativez 5. Boo Yaa Tribe.
top five that rep the Blue:
1. Ecay Uno 2. Kurupt 3. X Raided 4. Sixx Pacc 5. Mr. Doctor
u must be a dumbass
i wasnt even talkin about you,
if u learn how to read you could see i was refferring to the muthafucc every body on this forum keeps clowning
about saying pirus are crips.... (YoUNG_DeUZTa626)
damn ur fuccin retarded 4 that 1 homeboy
and what relevance does o'side have in this, never said i was from dago i said i knew people from there
Im from tha I.E....
you aint makin no sense
i wasnt even talkin about you,
if u learn how to read you could see i was refferring to the muthafucc every body on this forum keeps clowning
about saying pirus are crips.... (YoUNG_DeUZTa626)
damn ur fuccin retarded 4 that 1 homeboy
and what relevance does o'side have in this, never said i was from dago i said i knew people from there
Im from tha I.E....
you aint makin no sense
NOT IN ANY PARTICULAR ORDER
N.W.R.R. (established)
Dat Nigga Daz
Eazy E (R.I.P.)
Kurupt
Snoop Dogg
Brotha Lynch Hung
N.W.R.R. (underground)[/U]
Ecay Uno
Gonzoe
T-Nutty
C-Lim
LunasiCC
Lil' C-Style
N.W.R.R. (no solo album dropped)[/U]
G-Man 3
B.G. KnoCCout
Cixx Pac
Blue StiCC
Slip Capone
N.W.R.R. (on the verge)[/U]
Cee Wee 3
Smigg Dirtee
Bay LoC
Speedy
COS
Kingpen
Bop
Devious Blue
Red Raggs(established)[/U]
2Pac (R.I.P.) ("fucc the rap game, nigga this iz M.O.b., what would you do, if you were me?") That reference right therE doesn't have chit to do wit' bitches!...as well as numerous other lines of that nature.
Macc 10
D.J. Quik
The Game
Jim Jones (even if you think the nigga iz fake, he still claims his)
Red Raggs (underground)[/U]
Mitchy Slicc
Gangsta D of 2nd II None
Squeak Ru
Young Meek
Suga Buga
Red Raggs (on the verge)[/U]
Ricc Nutt
Tiny Doo
Young Hootie
Lil' Mitchy
Fatal
Greeny Green
Big June
dude from "piru love"
N.W.R.R. (established)
Dat Nigga Daz
Eazy E (R.I.P.)
Kurupt
Snoop Dogg
Brotha Lynch Hung
N.W.R.R. (underground)[/U]
Ecay Uno
Gonzoe
T-Nutty
C-Lim
LunasiCC
Lil' C-Style
N.W.R.R. (no solo album dropped)[/U]
G-Man 3
B.G. KnoCCout
Cixx Pac
Blue StiCC
Slip Capone
N.W.R.R. (on the verge)[/U]
Cee Wee 3
Smigg Dirtee
Bay LoC
Speedy
COS
Kingpen
Bop
Devious Blue
Red Raggs(established)[/U]
2Pac (R.I.P.) ("fucc the rap game, nigga this iz M.O.b., what would you do, if you were me?") That reference right therE doesn't have chit to do wit' bitches!...as well as numerous other lines of that nature.
Macc 10
D.J. Quik
The Game
Jim Jones (even if you think the nigga iz fake, he still claims his)
Red Raggs (underground)[/U]
Mitchy Slicc
Gangsta D of 2nd II None
Squeak Ru
Young Meek
Suga Buga
Red Raggs (on the verge)[/U]
Ricc Nutt
Tiny Doo
Young Hootie
Lil' Mitchy
Fatal
Greeny Green
Big June
dude from "piru love"
SouthSanDago,
Yeah, I wuz raised in O'side. One of my main patnaz iz from the Warzone. He iz doin' a lil' bid right now, but he got some chit that will be droppin' when he touch down. As for the rest of the Warzone, they still pushin' they thang from what I know. As far as the 4th Waiver Clicc, I am not sure but they did putt out some new bangerz in the '04...sometime. I will have to checc on their status.
Young D,
You catch me as one of them dudes that thinks L.A. iz the only city that bangs. Peep this...my hood has been around since '83. Oceanside has been remodeled like some tourist scene after '97, but niggaz still get down. My city doesn't need your approval for niggaz to believe we stay wit' it. You from southern Cal and come off as a b-dogg, ask your homiez about them Villains outta tha Deep Val. 'Rip niggaz in L.A. know about us too. This iz 30's and I used to live in South Central. 108th and Cim. (went to elementary out there) I wuz on the bloCC as a shorty when "Steady Dippin" wuz filmed and when the truce popped off. I ain't no brand new nigga. I stay grindin' in the 213, 310, and 323 when I come to the crib. Give niggaz they proper due. As for the Warzone, I don't think you've been. And SDP, I can't even call that chit.
But like you said, all of what you mentioned wuz just your opinion...JUST STAY ACTIVE WIT' YOURS!!!
Oh yeah, get Cuzzin' Ice Lecta's solo album. We in the linear notes. And if that ain't enough RESPECT, you just don't get it.
Yeah, I wuz raised in O'side. One of my main patnaz iz from the Warzone. He iz doin' a lil' bid right now, but he got some chit that will be droppin' when he touch down. As for the rest of the Warzone, they still pushin' they thang from what I know. As far as the 4th Waiver Clicc, I am not sure but they did putt out some new bangerz in the '04...sometime. I will have to checc on their status.
Young D,
You catch me as one of them dudes that thinks L.A. iz the only city that bangs. Peep this...my hood has been around since '83. Oceanside has been remodeled like some tourist scene after '97, but niggaz still get down. My city doesn't need your approval for niggaz to believe we stay wit' it. You from southern Cal and come off as a b-dogg, ask your homiez about them Villains outta tha Deep Val. 'Rip niggaz in L.A. know about us too. This iz 30's and I used to live in South Central. 108th and Cim. (went to elementary out there) I wuz on the bloCC as a shorty when "Steady Dippin" wuz filmed and when the truce popped off. I ain't no brand new nigga. I stay grindin' in the 213, 310, and 323 when I come to the crib. Give niggaz they proper due. As for the Warzone, I don't think you've been. And SDP, I can't even call that chit.
But like you said, all of what you mentioned wuz just your opinion...JUST STAY ACTIVE WIT' YOURS!!!
Oh yeah, get Cuzzin' Ice Lecta's solo album. We in the linear notes. And if that ain't enough RESPECT, you just don't get it.
Shit homie on the 9'z its wasnt no trucin goin on nigga i was like 9years old back then and niggaz was still bustin on tha wetlo block to vermont. anyway I know niggaz in daygo that bang homie and if yo hood in o'side wit a grip of somoans from your hood that went to that El Camino High (from Warzone), yall is weinies shit i aint known no real black blood or rip gangs to put no asians(SDP) on they hood.