Ronnie Redd Real Tampa Hood Stories

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RONNI RRED ‪@34red813‬
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[@EarleneHighsmith]

Y'all dropping back to back

[@adr1418bx]

This is Dope. I live in NYC since 1996 age 11..I grew up in PONCE DE LEON by Lee Davis they gave out free lunch there, got my ears pierced at Suncoast /Sunoco, Unc Willie use to cover his Chevy every night..#DMOBB College Hill was literally a grass walk away. Ponce de Leon was wayyy different then College Hill somehow. Felt like CH was laid back more. 😅 But I also grew up in RVT so I was doing alot over there too and the Springs. Long Live Arthur June Underwood 🗣️💯

[@StanHearren]

Respect to the 813 from Da Bird all love

[@leewashere970]

Damn he really walking you through the city in the 90’s shit is on point

[@eastcoast2051]

I remember "Dirty Redd." Dude tried to bully me at Young Middle School. He stood over me at my desk and put a piece of gum on my sweater. I drew back like I was going to punch him in the nuts. He jumped back and was like "Boy I thought you was going to punch me in the balls." He took his gum and sat down. We were cool after that. Good to see him doing well.

[@deadpoetztampa]

Heyyy, I got a gem, in the 90s the beef low key was heroin,one hood had food and the other was known for packs,both you couldn't even visit you wasnt certified,KJ RVT

[@carvercity33]

18th

[@cesarperez4736]

Pounce de Leon and college hill two different projects?

[@jittredd2934]

Yeah they was 2 different projects

[@StanHearren]

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[@DemZoesDuhh]

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[@randylaguerre4072]

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[@JauMillennia3400]

I love Yo Content OG But U Misformed On This 1.My Family Been In EasT Tampa Since The 1930s.College Hill is 1 Of The Oldest Black Neighborhoods In Tampa (B4 The Projects Was Ever There).Belmont Heights Was Actually The Newer Of The 2 Neighborhoods. If U Look Up A 1927 Book Called "Negro Life In Tampa" It Speak About College Hill & NoT Belmont Heights Cause What We Know As "Belmont Heights" Was Consider "College Hill". I love ThaT Yall OuT And GeTTing On Yo "Online Hustle".Real Tre4 Sh*T. Love From Comanche

[@jittredd2934]

100 You know the history about Tampa heights What was there before Central Court

[@JauMillennia3400]

@@jittredd2934 Yeah How The Buffalo Soilder Use To Train In That Area (Central Court).And how that Area Use To Be Call The "44 quarters" back in the 1920s and it was 1 of the worst areas in the city back then

[@randylaguerre4072]

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