MOBB TIES: James 'Fat' Woods

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[@314santino7]

Boi I remember my aunt staying in those back in the 80’s. One day I go to visit and she sent me across the street to the amaco gas station. Bout time I made it back from the store I got chased by about 10 project kids. To make it even worse the damn elevator didn’t work . But i dodged that ass whooping

[@clarenceposey2424]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 naw fr

[@unclemurdablackandyellow5481]

Fight or flight shit be real. At least you made it back in 1 piece. Salute 2 you

[@soulman7soulman732]

You talking about the Darst- Webbe, not Pruitt Igoe there’s a night and day difference, Pruitt Igoe was tore down in the mid “70’s

[@ZacharyHopkins-gi6ev]

Bro the Pruitt &Igoe closed in 1973 , so you must have been in the Darst Webbe projects . That's like comparing Disneyland to Six flags.

[@KamClark-tt6cy]

We can laugh about this now, but I’m from the Bronx and I just know what it is. You have me crying.😂😂😂

[@MrMixItup]

My dad family is from those projects, and my uncle used to tell me about the Spinks family there, how the projects changed overnight from nice to HORRIBLE. My dad told me how the National Guard had to come there to defuse issues because the police used to get murdered in there. No jobs, no schools, no opportunities to better the life of you and loved ones, unless you move out of the city. St. Louis has been a rat hole for people of color long before I was born, and they still don't have anything to hang their hat on. So many stories about the Pruitt-Igoe Projects, sad but true.

[@josephc427]

My family grew up in P&I, I’m way too young to remember but I heard about all the stories. Fat Woods is actually my cousins dad, he still alive💯

[@lamarjohnson4985]

My mom moved from the Webbe's in St Louis to the infamous Cabrini - Green housing project in Chicago in 1969

[@lamarjohnson4985]

Had lots of fun growing up in Cabrini Green housing projects. I came of age there😊

[@pharoh555525]

you might try a Where are they not series

[@tyriqthepharaoh1285]

This Is A Fire Doc I Don't Know About Many 70s Gangsters In The Lou.

[@KayBizzle037Landlord]

STL WE HERE YALL & WAT HE SAID, U DEF GOTTA DO JERRY LEWIS BEY & THE PETTY BOYZ

[@ninothagreat3447]

Bruh i just said that. The petty boys , jerry lewis bey, what was that other hugh family... ?

[@rchar9757]

💪🏾❤

[@rodneymclean8919]

Never heard of him so thank pop

[@ChefCuzzo]

Bro, do a story on Eugene Johnson the Brown gang the flax gang and Rakie Cloyd the teenage hitman from Richmond, Virginia

[@CHARLESJOHNSON-gv7zy]

WHEN YOU'RE A HOT BOY .. YOU GOTTA GET IT HOW U LIVE ..

[@TheMoorishCourtofAlShaniqua]

The existence of Sexxy Red makes sense now.

[@metropcs1976]

I think she from E St. Louis. Thts a whole different state

[@brianhughes5729]

She from north side stl

[@jeffreyblocker7371]

STL let's gooooo....Do Jerry Lewis Bey next Pop_ 💯💯👌

[@spendmoneykwam]

Love the reverb in the news and clips, the video/sound editing is getting better G!

[@kincamell2]

Heavy.

[@Bound5]

Charleston Missouri checking in mane🤙🏽

[@db314]

The Meth capitol

[@anthonyneely6034]

I love my city St.Louis stand up

[@db314]

FINALLY A STL VIDEO!!!! Real project babies … my family name rang bells all through there !

[@KayBizzle037Landlord]

MY PARENTS GREW UP IN PRUITT IGOE WIT FAT WOODS N MY UNCLE N THEY SAY HE WAS A REAL RICH ASS GANGSTER,

[@db314]

My uncle said the exact same !

[@Grantman-wy6zl]

Did that man say 70% of your income for rent I may have misheard that.😮

[@troytaylor4996]

My potna!! We used to walk the track in the Federal Penitentiary Springfield Medical Center, hes a very Very good friend of mine

[@SC-three]

You most definitely need to do Jerry Lewis Bey. He ran a real mob all these names in this story lead to him.

[@ninothagreat3447]

I stg

[@kincamell2]

Urban Renewal is no joke Fam.

[@lamarjohnson4985]

I remember riding past Pruitt -Igoe as a kid when I was living in St Louis. I was raised in the Webbe's in St Louis.

[@luckychuck4482]

Can you give us more information about him He sounds interesting.

[@BlazeOfGlory742]

Same projects that produced Michael and Leon Spinks

[@ZacharyHopkins-gi6ev]

Just think they weren't even the best fighters to come out those Projects. As a matter of fact, they both were around the middle of the list. FACTS !

[@BlazeOfGlory742]

@@ZacharyHopkins-gi6evman that’s crazy fam.

[@BillyOceanSmokin]

My pops grew up here, they left before it was tore down but it was 10 of them, he said they had a bunch of families in there that size better, they would have royal rumbles with errbody fighting even my evangelist Auntie😇she a saint now

[@ST.louis-Slim]

💯

[@dcmtrapa438]

T'S & BLUE'S. BABY THATS ALL IM NAMED AFTER THOSE GUYS THEY ALL FAMILY... U MADE IT THEY DOING VIDS

[@biga3053]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@unclemurdablackandyellow5481]

I remember my homie went to St. Louis in the 90's visiting fam and got into with a group of guys who chased him for a couple of blocks.

[@MissouriStreetNews]

1982 that’s when the blood & Crip Cali dudes started to come in the county then mid 80’s that’s when more came in the county putting dudes on and later on the city too in 1987 and more areas

[@wedontneedcable]

if we ever had towers like these jawns in New Orleans - shit woulda been like mfin El Salvador or the dark ages outchere

[@brianhardy2502]

Seems like this is more about the projects than the person! Understandable. What makes this place unique and seperates it from other notorious high rise housing projects in cities like Chicago, Detroit, Newark Jersey City, Patterson, NYC, Boston, Newark, Philly and Baltimore is that its height of violence occured nearly 20 yrs before similar violence spiked in these other places! It was also torn down and nothing but a memory like 30.yrs before they started tearing the others down! Way before the crack era! Also..these are the only high rise projects I heard of this far south! I know..people gonna be like what about LA, New Orleans, Miami, Memphis, Birmingham etc projects. I'm not trying to say they wasnt wild af! They was! ESPECIALLY LA and New Orleans! All I'm saying is for people from NYC, like me, and other large cities when we say "The projects" we visiualizing building like 8 to 18 stories in groups of 4 to 40 buildings spread out over a large area! True concrete jungles! With dangerous dark hallways, stairways and broken elevators covered in grafitti! Smelling like piss! What you see in these other cities look more like regular apartment complexes where we come from! For these reasons Pruitt-Igoe is legendary! I KNOW it was some next level money getters! Gangsters and hitmen up in there! It didnt even make it past '75🤔 Housing projects didnt even have a bad name yet! Respect St Louis!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@IamThe1NotThe2]

The populations are the obvious reasons . There’s no need to be that high there were certainly as many people. Not to mention those cities don’t have the area to go out, so they go up common sense.

[@paranoyd29906]

My dad's side of the family grew up here. This was the most dangerous place I've ever seen in my entire life. While I was there as a kid we would be playing and often hear gunshots. It's the place I saw my first murder victim (dude got shotgunned to the face, his entire head was obliterated). People used to get shot or killed around there on an almost daily occurrence. Everybody knew everybody. I lived there during the beginning of the crack era.

[@darrenwilliams6469]

Bro I bet that was a scary place in ghetto 80s

[@TSA1D1]

Another 1 You On Yo CloccWork 0:45 📈

[@r.e.a.lbrand48214]

Look up “T-Stuckey” one of Detroits finest✅

[@davidjohnson36st]

He already has a video bout him

[@thomasjones216cleveland]

I thought Stuckey was from Da Chi

[@r.e.a.lbrand48214]

@@davidjohnson36st ok…I gotta check it out💪🏾

[@KeyBaby87]

🫡🫡🫡🫡

[@johnlove8163]

👀

[@MissouriStreetNews]

Ain’t no vice lords in Stl at all never was

[@kiddwee]

My guy please double check your grammar when you post. I’m not trying to disrespect. “Twenties” is the correct spelling. Maybe it was intentional

[@kingdarius901]

He did it on purpose bro!

[@rashadali5857]

Who worries about grammar goofy? 😂😂😂bro wanna be an English teacher

[@kiddwee]

@@rashadali5857 I am an English teacher. You’re ignorant and a scourge to our race

[@ericaustin1100]

Lawd forgive me for this rap shit...

[@haroldcoleman8597]

Bout time someone did a story on St. Louis gangstas

[@ninothagreat3447]

He not lying, do jerry lewis bey. Lorenzo petty, who was on this episode, was jerry lewis beys biggest rival u can do an episode on the petty boys too. Lorenzo killed Jerry's brother in front of the court house, n beat the case.

[@soulman7soulman732]

….thats not true playboi

[@hammaman2374]

Yooo @Pop-A-Lot research sheriff Michael Cox Wayne county North Carolina federal case

[@TheMoorishCourtofAlShaniqua]

The existence of Sexxy Red makes sense now.

[@tha7thfiga]

Want a cookie

[@TheMoorishCourtofAlShaniqua]

@@tha7thfiga Are you even a grown man, talking like that?