BG Knocc Out on Whether the Film 'Colors' is the Reason Crips & Bloods are so Widespread (Part 15)

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In this clip, BG Knocc Out and Vlad talked about the influence of the film Colors. The two discussed the movie's cultural impact, arguing that it romanticized gang banging in Los Angeles. BG Knocc Out also gave his take on how the Crips and Bloods spread across the country and why he thinks it's become so marketable today.

[@jsmiles28]

Vlad talks over his guest part 12

[@smackyourlocalfrauditor9767]

Have yall like never had a normal conversation or?.....

[@tyfaizon6342]

Vlad calm down, always trying to argue with the guest.

[@dianevrules]

B^%$$$ will you please STFU!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thats his style!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you dont like it, GTFOH!!!!!!!!!!!

[@C-Lyfe85]

Yea defend that piece of shit. Glad is trash.

[@bobbybr38k3r8]

Frfr

[@bobbybr38k3r8]

Vlad thinks hes better than the ppl he interviews.

[@jronaldo3389]

@@dianevrules vlad groupie

[@DuttyRockb]

Maaaan Glad sitting on questions he’s had since he was a kid lol

[@streetlavaent1951]

💀🤣

[@MACmysteryRipz]

Lmfaoooooo

[@soultaliban]

I'm "glad" he asked, I've had the same ones since I saw the movie on vhs in Sweden.

[@wayofthegun6224]

@@soultaliban it definitely did most people commenting wasn't even born when that movie came out ..that movie made crips and bloods popular in every state west of the Mississippi River and the movie blood in blood out and american made the Mexican gangs popular all over the south west ..

[@FerotKwari]

😂😂😂 Glad still wondering if Optimus Prime and Megatron were once friends like Pac and Big!

[@hiawathasrevenge6208]

It's called"The way you make me feel"!

[@BishopM1]

He had them in Beat It as well.

[@larryfarmer2232]

That’s his most under rated song ever.

[@westcoastq7386]

Exactly!!!!

[@GEVINCHYGAMEZ]

I wish 2 God we didn't have chips and bloods ...it killed our community

[@toussaintbatiste8438]

Its called beat it ...then that came out in like 89

[@beoriginalentertainment]

"The way you make me feel" Michael Jackson 1987, still before Colors 1988

[@realnotpopular2831]

Right!!!

[@braggsdesigns76]

Facts

[@alissa6]

MJ had crips in The Way you Make Feel and Beat It videos.

[@CALI_BOY_VLOGS]

But no one knew they were bloods and crips

[@beoriginalentertainment]

@@CALI_BOY_VLOGS you right but the crack epidemic had already helped the start of LA Gang culture in America before Colors dropped it was very small for sure cause when crack hit Flint in the 80’s Chicago and Los Angeles gangs starting setting up shop & starting sets all over town in 84-86 but 88 bought in the flood

[@truckersagainsttrafficking7550]

No, Ice-T on 'squeeze the trigger.' 'Rollin 60s to the Nickerson Gs, Blood Grape Street this is what I see.....'

[@SuperbNProsper]

“The Jungles , the 30s , the VNG , Life in LA ain’t no cup of Tea” 1987 Rhyme Pays 💯

[@wayofthegun6224]

Bro ice tv wasn't that big outside california...trust me even with nwa we didn't know shit about bloods and crips ..when we seen colors we got it then the media started doing news reports on LA gangs ...it still took another 20 yrs to hit the east coast..

[@truckersagainsttrafficking7550]

@@wayofthegun6224 True. I lived in LB, so maybe I was biased.

[@jaxondakota7080]

Great answer BG!

[@sosamedia1731]

Vlad stop asking questions then change mind when you don’t get the answer u looking for.

[@RealColdG]

💯

[@sosamedia1731]

@Ron Davis 🤣🤣

[@goodlyfe83]

I think west coast gangsta rap influenced people more than what the movie Colors did. I thought I was a Crip back in the day because of Snoop Dogg and Brotha Lynch.

[@PancakeDiaries]

Banging In Little Rock... that’s what turned me on to the shit. I was a geek but thought the bloods were dope asf. Smh 5 years later, I actually got put on a set. Childish decisions smh

[@goodlyfe83]

@@PancakeDiaries I have a couple of homies that lost their lives over it, I almost did. Thank God I'm still here.

[@PancakeDiaries]

@@goodlyfe83 I'm an illuminist... This doesn't mean what ppl think it does. Brother, I cry daily realizing the grace I was shown to had made it thru. 36 with 1 living friend from my put on. I prayfor everyone's success

[@aceambling7685]

Thats what I'm sayin Vlad a out of touch nerd making connections based on his faulty outside observations

[@goodlyfe83]

@Official jay Yo translation please

[@michaelmartinez1706]

The warriors was based on real gangs. There's a documentary on it

[@kincaid7550]

Classic👌

[@tmoneybabyy]

The game was hard too

[@praheightsixty8110]

What’s the name of the documentary

[@michaelmartinez1706]

@@praheightsixty8110 I believe its called "Ruble Kings"

[@joseraya1404]

It’s called rumble kings

[@Drxmanwb]

Aye "the Warriors" was the shit💯😁 Watch the making of it they was gone use real gangs but the studio's said it would be too real

[@702SinSuper]

I used to travel back to Ga. From Vegas on Greyhound every summer to see my granny and would stop in several states and before Colors you didn't see Bloods or Crips in the states I'd stop at. After Colors came out and I went there was a huge change, even the dress code. Yes Hollywood plays a roll in influences. It happen to the Italian community with the mafia films of the 1930s and 1940s.

[@HazeyCazeyTv]

Exactly

[@MK-zz5qe]

The drug game caused the spread.

[@alottaguap40]

Colors came out in 88...its been said by multiple folks in texas crips was there since at least 86

[@creepnasty5370]

@@MK-zz5qe movie playa big major role

[@karlbrim7388]

Colors put the idea of Bloods and Crips in the black communities across the US. Bangin on Wax brought about the activeness

[@nasirweston5768]

Facts my pops been GD since 12 he 48 now he say he didn't see crips untill the movie colors came out

[@soultaliban]

I'm "glad" he asked, I wanted to join a gang after I saw it, and I'm Sweden.

[@Riowe]

Shii out here in Oklahoma Crips and bloods was out here before colors was made but my peoples did tell me colors made them bang harder

[@LandlordFilm]

Blessings to whoever is reading this!

[@j_allmightee8934]

I'm in Kentucky and I had never heard of Bloods or Crips until the movie. One year later we had Crip and Blood neighborhoods.

[@HazeyCazeyTv]

Exactly

[@slowgrind6942]

"The Bloods wore white at first. I forgot what their name was but it wasn't until I spilled some Kool-Aid on a white bandana that they started wearing red" -TK Kirkland

[@205rlg6]

That was the Brims set that wore white at first, they were called Apple Hats or Hat Gang. They wore all white hats. And that kool aid story is a myth lmao. Pirus started out maroon, Brims flipped to burgundy and all sets fall under Blood Red.

[@darrellhanson1980]

The way u make me feel the song

[@deeeazy9319]

Micheal jackson also had crips in his video " THE WAY YOU MAKE ME FEEL". Rollin 60s. Had East Coast Crips in "BEAT IT".

[@CALI_BOY_VLOGS]

But we didnt know thet were bloods n crips. I thought they were just dancers

[@CALI_BOY_VLOGS]

But we didnt know thet were bloods n crips. I thought they were just dancers

[@alci720]

Walter Hill's film 'The Warriors' (79') was loosely based on the numerous neighborhood gangs prevalent in NYC throughout the 70's.

[@alci720]

like the 'Savage Skulls', 'Supreme Bachelors' etc

[@crosshairkaz]

Shoulda stayed that way lmfao

[@snooze1974]

It is a book with the same name. Written by sol yurick. Was way more grimey and real then the movie was

[@rightprivilege]

Gladd isn’t interviewing anymore- he just has OGs on his platform to agree with whatever thoughts or opinions Gladd has

[@hoodsta_Pizzo]

Crips and bloods expanded before colors. A lot of the OG’s had family in other states an When cracc hit the city of Los Angeles and indictments was imposed many Homies set out to expand in other cities where they could get more money and what comes with money must comes with a army so I don’t understand how these ppl could say or insinuate it’s over a old ass movie. When drugs expanded so did the gang members.

[@HazeyCazeyTv]

Go see when gangs started outside of California. They all started after Colors came out. The movie helped out of staters swing on LA nuts harder.

[@jakal-fo6ck]

Dudes is not that organized like that lol it's dudes who left and manipulated people to start a click and generate money for themselves

[@Eihthype]

@@HazeyCazeyTv The dope game is what help it because most of the plugs was from Cali like Cube song summer vacation . I seen it with my own eyes hitting that greyhound.

[@HazeyCazeyTv]

@@Eihthype you don't understand. Yes, California gangs traveled out of state, but out of stateres didn't start claiming til after colors. Before that movie, they didn't care

[@thetraveler1182]

@@HazeyCazeyTv that's not true. There were Folks and Vice Lords in the Midwest and the South in the 70s and 80s. Me I'm FROM Jersey, but moved to LA in the early 90s. I have family in Ohio, Atlanta, all over this country that had Crip and or Blood hoods THAT WERE AROUND before this rap stuff and they were not inspired by Colors. This is coming from a transplant that's been in Los going 20plus years. I traveled the country/world and saw this take off.

[@minnesotaap5138]

The way u make me feel

[@westcoastq7386]

The way you make me feel was the video

[@kingscotty2018]

The movie "COLORS" was made because of Crips and Bloods not the other way around

[@jeffdakid5845]

I think he meant the movie was so influential that people started Bloods n Crips outside of the west cost and even outside the country

[@VeezyDMack19thStWSO]

He means that mfas outside of LA started banging because of that movie. I got big cuzns that are from kc and yeah mfas came from LA and taught them but mfas only really joined after that movie because the shit seemed cool. It was always always gangsters everywhere but mfas took on the name and parts of the culture.

[@soultaliban]

I'm "glad" he asked, I wanted to join a gang after I saw it, and I'm Sweden.

[@PurpleDrac]

Big facts 💯

[@nyckidd6004]

@@soultaliban your lame

[@bskrilz]

The Way You Make Me Feel 1987 Michael Jackson video

[@alfredjones9548]

Facts

[@SuperbNProsper]

Yup MJ had real Locs from ECC & Broadway & some Eses too

[@CALI_BOY_VLOGS]

But we didnt know thet were bloods n crips. I thought they were just dancers

[@007JNR]

TF is wrong with Vlod and his fetish with street life. Dude wierd AF...

[@Angel-xq8oe]

I just know BG is sick of talking bout the same shit lmao

[@jarrelelston7484]

There's a plethora of youtube channels that are strictly dedicated to detailing street activities.

[@CALI_BOY_VLOGS]

Blood hes a jounalist. And hood niggaz watch his shit

[@bxdale83]

The movie The Warriors was based on a 1965 book. The scene with Cyrus having the meeting and bringing all the gangs together also was in the book and had nothing to do with the actual 1971 gang meeting in the Bronx. The names in the book were changed for the movie. The movie that really showed the gang life in NYC in the 1970's was "The Education of Sonny Carson." It had the Tomahawks, the biggest gang in Brooklyn (Brownsville, East New York) and the Lords who were played by the T-Hawks real rivals the Jolly Stompers (Crown Heights) Pure Hell (Brownsville) and the Black Spades (Bronx)

[@bobbybr38k3r8]

0:27 the song was " The way you make me feel".

[@_.w_0_l_f._]

The Warriors was based on actual gang culture in NYC. The gang names were fake but everything else about that movie was very real

[@kincaid7550]

Caaan yooo diiig iit!!!!

[@JmLgyo]

Story of courage

[@naystercobear9576]

The roller stake gang was on point.

[@elrubio687]

There were irish gangs in NYC before the cities of Chicago and LA even existed

[@sheikhhajj5869]

How about the miseducation of sunny Carlson

[@theDavidChannel1]

I lived in a mostly Mexican neighborhood in the LA area in 1988 when Colors came out and it might as well been as big as Star Wars. I was 13 and saw kids walking around with red or blue shoelaces low key claiming Crip or Blood just cus it was cool at the time. Cars driving by blasting the song "Colors" by Ice-T. So it definitely had a huge impact on the "popularity" of gangbanging.

[@BloodsMurder300]

The Mike song was They Way you Make Me Feel

[@DaGreat52]

What about the movie South Central with OG Bobby Johnson

[@dslodagreat608]

The way you make me feel chasing the girl through the whole video!!!!

[@Mike4metal]

Don’t forget Boulevard Nights in 1979 also had a big impact🔥

[@stevens7525]

Colors certainly made it popular. But they were in other cities outside CA(St Louis, KC, Denver, Seattle and Portland) by the mid 80s already. Because dudes from LA was pushing that work, taking over turfs in cities out of state, and putting people on in those cities...and the rest is history

[@orlandomolina7192]

Phoenix Arizona too

[@stevens7525]

@@orlandomolina7192 Yup I put that in comment to the other dude too

[@aceambling7685]

Colors is honestly an obscure movie and Vlad is way off base like usual cuz he a nerd. What made color bangin cool and popular? Death Row records did.

[@stevens7525]

@@aceambling7685 Lol no. No it didnt. Colors is a classic. You either must be young or foreign

[@aceambling7685]

@@stevens7525 colors is a hood classic, if you werent already orbiting that culture you werent likely to see it. Death Row brought color banging to the mainstream. Most of the worlds color bangers got the culture from music not movies.

[@peeweetv6095]

Interview the guy from South Central who played OG Bobby Johnson

[@bigboired4678]

Glenn Plummer is his name

[@blackjohnny9570]

Deuce Deuce ✌️✌️

[@snooze1974]

Played hightop in colors

[@saintlouis1087]

My favorite movie!

[@BishopM1]

He had real gang members in Beat It and The Way You Make Me Feel.

[@Scamreno9719]

Shout out to Ice-T for that colors soundtrack

[@doggface7008]

Stay Puff Marshmallow Man getting interviewed by DJ Glad 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jadriangarner6374]

Crack era, military ,families moving to different cities/state as a teenager , visiting families , parents shipping of there kids because they always in trouble out of state are major reasons why it spread

[@erickennedy5993]

Word

[@DLOSAVV6800OG]

Yep. Bingo.

[@babooseven]

I was 18 when Colors came out. It definitely got shit popping

[@whayes8084]

I disagree. It’s because of rap music. If GD’s or Latin Kings had big time rappers promoting them. They would be more popular also. The crips dance literally went pop.

[@trestaylit619]

They do thu??

[@NeCroHaVok61]

Kings and GDS have more members around the nation. Theres a reason there’s no blood or Crips here in Chicago

[@misterdeeez6796]

@@NeCroHaVok61 there are more crips and bloods than gd, bd, etc... foh

[@1lifestyle112]

rap is why the shit is worldwide and drugs is why its nationwide

[@chrisjackson8299]

@Polo there isn't no L.K in Texas penitentiary

[@wayofthegun6224]

Vlad is right I didn't even know the difference between GDz and other chi gangs didn't hear about the BGF until a movie but I've been hearing about bloods and crips for 35 yrs ..

[@damage287]

I met a guy who grew up in NY in the 1970's. He told me the Warriors was somewhat realistic with gangs having themes and sometimes outfits or costumes. Also, if you search STREET GANGS PART 1 (1970s) and STREET GANGS PART 2 (1970s) on youtube, you will see bloods and crips and others gangs in the 1970's. It's from a 16mm documentary shown in schools to deter kids from gangs.

[@TheBoomBoxGuru]

The Way You Make Me Feel is the MJ video that had the Crips in it.

[@JaeDee66]

Glad smh the Michael Jackson song and video was “The way you make me feel”

[@alissa6]

Then I guess you've never seen the Beat It video.

[@doumardose9785]

A lot of shit goes on at the end of Glad's day

[@dslodagreat608]

Quik uderground mix tapes

[@patrickjoseph7773]

The First Song i Heard talking about BLOODS & CRIPS was RADIO ACTIVITY- MC FROSTY 82' or 83'

[@abdulsmith9298]

Good shit. Now I'm a have to go back and look that up to hear that song again Kuzz I can't quite remember it

[@patrickjoseph7773]

@@abdulsmith9298 There's other versions Of RADIO ACTIVITY but i Think This was the Original..

[@abdulsmith9298]

@@patrickjoseph7773 No doubt. Good looking. I was just getting to look it up to play it. Really appreciate it

[@orlandomolina7192]

*MC Frosty and Lovin’ C - Radioactivity Rapp But Kraftwerk produced the original called “radioactivity” in 1975. Check them both out. Snoop Dogg 2nd verse on 2 of America’s most wanted. “Cuz blood, gangbangin.....is from radioactivity rapp

[@patrickjoseph7773]

@@orlandomolina7192 Damn..how Could i forget about KRAFTWERK! Good Looking Out Homie..

[@illinoismedstrains3127]

Aint no crips or bloods in Chicago let alone Illinois and that’s facts

[@larryjackson3456]

Yes it is😂😂

[@mmbeas]

@@larryjackson3456 they def don’t

[@illinoismedstrains3127]

@2pacKobe Hussle bruh I’m out here ain’t none of that trust me not that lil website or book that was made by someone that goes off hear say

[@tkkirkland4113]

"I tell crips and bloods all the time that they show their true colors when they turn against each other"- tk kirkland

[@ModalSoul]

🔴Increaze da peace!🔵

[@blueeyedboy7648]

When you attack a person for the colour of their shirt you're no different to white guy who attacks another man for the colour of his skin.

[@gprince7953]

RIP Lloyd Avery

[@thagreen72]

i can see that but i had family that would either come down to the south or we go to L.A. hell a first cousin that was crippin tried to break in our house and this was summer of ‘79. we found his bandanna in the backyard😂

[@jknumber5138]

Crips came from Harlem when bloods took it over. Belize youth came to Brooklyn in 96 and started getting crews to turn Crip. The 90s(street) the Outlaws, Marcus Garvey Village and the Sallys in Brownsville joined up and Crips started growing in BK

[@snooze1974]

Were DE-CEPT active at that time and Low Life?

[@cliftonmorrow3976]

Makes sense it being in Chicago with Sean Penn. Remember he was in Bad Boys in Juvinille Hall going after a Chicago gang member

[@macrip6138]

The video is "the way you make me feel) by michael jackson

[@JayEP86]

What about a rapper saying loc or loc's in a song?

[@balldoctor]

nigga i just watched the leon interview i dont need to see it again

[@UnholyByChoice]

"They need to stop watching that Colors and Boys In The Hood". How come Vlad never interviewed Dj Quik?

[@TERRELL_GASKINS]

I away questioned how did bg knocc out get that scar near his eye

[@NoelG314]

i think he meant the way u make me feel video.

[@Julian-fg3hm]

"Period Period" vlad sweet asf🤣😭

[@barcehttr9556]

I’m glad he ain’t ask him about 2pac this segment .

[@jirrellj]

I’m sure it’s coming up

[@krushreddtj]

Thats cuz Pac was str8 draggin rappers in the game THEN & NOW!!!🤣🤣

[@mx7452]

@Jacqueline Sevilla he owns 3 accounts just hating on pac, his life is sad.

[@1trucxhondamov589]

Not just Colors, I have saw how movies actually effect and influence culture and violent policies!

[@darrellmitchell4338]

I didn’t know beat it video had crips or bloods in it

[@moneybagz82]

The video was the way u make me feel. Come on man

[@jknumber5138]

Beat it had Crips in it

[@moneybagz82]

@@jknumber5138 sure did. But the way u make me feel I think is older. It sure as hell looks older lol

[@jknumber5138]

I think Colors had 2 or 3 actors that played the gang role. The rest were local Crips from those areas(I don't know about the Bloods in that movie). MJ always had local Crips in his videos

[@BlackKanoli]

The video of Michael Jackson with the Crips was "The way you make me Feel"

[@orlandomolina7192]

1986, The Denzel Washington movie: HARD LESSONS came out before Colors (1988) Bloods and Crips are shown in that movie too.

[@BigdaveIDF1]

I agree with glad I’m from Richmond California and I never heard of crips and bloods in the bay, until that movie. After that movie fools was wearing Peneltons

[@manuelbenevidez8789]

I've heard a Crip and blood way before the movie heard about him back in 82 when I first heard

[@twonhardison5817]

Denzel Washington was in a movie where he played a high school principal in which the Crips and Bloods where brought up and that was in 1986🤧!

[@tremaynewilliams1977]

Vlad always want you to agree with him🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sonnyblack71]

Vlad voice goes up several octaves!!!!

[@gregorydaysr.3788]

I KNEW ABOUT BLOODS & CRIPS SINCE THE 70'S. I WAS BORN IN L.A BUT, I'M FROM OAKLAND. AND I STILL GOT FAMILY DOWN THERE.

[@MoneyXL]

Town niggas wasn't with that shit.

[@jonbois9802]

Vlad swear he's right

[@willtotorica9788]

This isn't always true as I saw no Crips and Bloods in Oakland. Only when I moved to Seattle-Tacoma Washington is when I started seeing them, but it had nothing to do with film the Colors. The late Keith "Stone" Thomas from Rollin 60s was responsible for spreading the Crip influence up north. In fact, a lot of Crips from L.A. moved up here and started collecting dues from Tacoma's Hilltop Crips, but eventually got pushed off the block and maybe even out of state as Hilltop didn't want to pay them anymore.

[@KEYZSLAP24]

Yea we just got streets and turfs in Oakland

[@wnbafanaticforlife1]

Seattle hella deep with Hoovas and they got Rollin 60s in Renton. OG P-nut started the Hoovas in Seattle in 84. I'm from Sacramento but lived all over from Vegas to Seattle even Tacoma.

[@OVERSEEROFRAP]

He talking about the video the way you make me feel by Michael Jackson that had Crips in it also

[@streetlavaent1951]

Yes that is the exact reason I started flaggin an I'm in the Midwest

[@dslodagreat608]

Banging on Wax

[@imackmusic7924]

"Bang'n in Little Rock"....watch the Documentary

[@HazeyCazeyTv]

They say colors influenced them

[@joshd492]

Classic

[@thetraveler1182]

@@HazeyCazeyTv no, they were influenced of a Crip from LA that moved there. It doesnt all come back to a movie.

[@HazeyCazeyTv]

@@thetraveler1182 y'all really don't get it... The reason why they were on his nuts so hard was because of COLORS. They even admit it on the documentary

[@MK-zz5qe]

@@HazeyCazeyTv Its the drug game that spread it more.

[@tyytrilla6457]

Warriors movie was based on real gangs out of New York from the 70s

[@02phenom]

Yo! Leon hasn’t aged since colors!

[@jasonmckinney8166]

Just watched the "Beat It" video again. Those guys were real gang members??? .....

[@rayrawket]

They should remake colors in this day and age It would be TOUGH

[@dslodagreat608]

Big Wy Shugga Booga!!!!

[@207umwestmorelandcrip3]

Banging on wax played a part

[@Supahmusic_]

I have to rewatch the movie but when I seen it as a kid, I seen it as a Diverse gangster movie. There was a diverse gang 21st street.

[@saintlouis1087]

Two one holmes

[@malcorub]

Even Mario Lopez from Saved By the Bell/Extra was bangin 21st in the movie.

[@1trucxhondamov589]

Hollywood does influence the culture!

[@str8304]

Naw True Blue from Harlem 30s Crip I believe were either 1st or definitely 2nd in mentioning their hood in music followed by the Crips/Bloods collab albums

[@chongli3007]

🎼Weeeeeeelllllllllll🎵

[@meche1230]

That movie used to make me 😢

[@allforus4376]

I always thought the crip/Michael Jackson shit was photoshopped 🤣🤣

[@Midwest51344]

I'm suprised Vlad aint say I think I seen Suge in colors

[@d-repaslp.]

My Nigga Rocket gone pop'em Rocket gone drop'em !

[@dslodagreat608]

Rip B BRAZY no yo history

[@HazeyCazeyTv]

Colors is absolutely the reason aka Hollywood. Another reason is because it's easier to mimic a blood or crop than it is to mimic a pimp or hustla. Which is why Oakland wasn't cloned anywhere else.

[@MK-zz5qe]

Oakland dont have bigs gang that lasted. So no history. Crips and.bloods been out and still out. They got grandpa and grandma crips

[@HazeyCazeyTv]

@@MK-zz5qe thanks to Hollywood

[@HazeyCazeyTv]

@@MK-zz5qe that's because Oakland Hustlas have never gang banged. Strictly bout money

[@MK-zz5qe]

@@HazeyCazeyTv ok. Then oakland hustler crews. They not big enough to spread. And they dont last. When the "hustler crew" gets caught up. They aint no next generation. Its over. Then some new crew comes. No history. So why mimic a crew that dont last

[@dougwilliams8473]

Colors shed light but in my opinion, growing up in the 90s from 90-99 .. I'd have to give it to Bangin On Waxx albums, Boyz N da Hood, Menace, and Death Row

[@shaheemallah9953]

Ice tee...squeeze the trigger ...86..he mentions 60s...Pueblos...Nickerson gardens and the hoovers

[@theDavidChannel1]

Nah it started with West Side Story, 1961 musical movie with gangs snapping their thumbs in the streets LMAO

[@trifeloco]

Colors came out in 88' Don't know about other places but here in NY you didn't start seeing bloods and crips until the early to mid 90s they mainly started popping out in the Bronx. The movie didn't influence the spread ppl here weren't as stupid as they are today. Back then NY laughed at the West Coast and their gangs, now we're just as corny 🤦🏻‍♂️