T Rell talks growing up in Hoover Crip neighborhood ( Part 6 )

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T Rell host of No Jumper talks with Big Court about what it was like growing up in Los Angeles Hoover neighborhood.
Big Court is a film producer/music exec and protege' of music mogul Master P and Lieutenant of No Limit Forever. Sit down with Big Court as he delivers a unique brand of unfiltered content joined by some of the hottest names in entertainment to discuss the rap game, the streets, music, TV, film, pop culture and so much more. Joined by Ken Schoech "Producer Ken" an industry executive and his partner in crime for more than 20 years, they Hold Court over the current state of entertainment in the industry.
Big Court got his first experience doing radio with his mentor Master P as co-host of Doin The Most on Playboy Radio. It was Master P that noticed Big Court's knack for insightful conversation and encouraged him to create a Podcast. Big Court's keen sense of wit coupled with his intellectual and introspective commentary sets this show apart from the rest. The Holdin' Court Podcast brilliantly blends the urban experience with current topics and popular culture as guests are able to document their journey on the show.
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[@gimmeehands1]

T-Rell!!! It’s good to see this homie coming up. He’s one of the best examples for kids that gang bang or even us older ones that we can do something different. We don’t have to stay stuck to the hood and never venture out. Some of my homies the farthest they ever been from the hood was going to county and being locked up. Get let out straight back to the hood. I was lucky enough to travel and it really opened my eyes. I’ll always love my hood but I love being free even more. And yes I’m in good standing with any of my homies. They just know I got something different going on. I’m just a different type. But it’s still all love. I love seeing T-Rell grow. He’s a great example.

[@jasonn5214]

T.rell one of realist 💯

[@donaldmcclurejr.494]

This was an interesting clip for sure! Just how T-Rell was able to break down seeing the family dynamic of the neighborhood/section he represents. I'm just surprised that the Hoover's still represent with orange and blue! The 52 I understand. I thought it was just strictly orange for the other Hoover neighborhoods/section from 59-112.

[@JaeDee66]

Just 52 is crips

[@donaldmcclurejr.494]

@@JaeDee66 appreciate the response and clarification!

[@PhilipG-zq5zv]

Shout out T-Rell on H52VER from Alex, La 🍊♿👉👈⚜️🔥shout out 52,59,74,83,107,92,94,111🧡💙

[@KawaiianKing]

Yo

[@keithbaucum7156]

Fighting over neighborhoods is stupid.

[@DjLaRoc]

It’s more to it than that

[@keithbaucum7156]

@@DjLaRoc why bang streets named after white Europeans?

[@nuuwavejerm5497]

When you lived there you stuck there we not only at war with a system we at war with our own and we have differences. Gangs formed originally in south la to protect from white racist gangs acrosss Alameda st. So if we only know where are grandparents moved became are staples. Its deeper then you know educate yourself find video's read. You wanna understand more then get out go talk to people here their stories dont just keep asking why go find out 🤝🏿

[@keithbaucum7156]

@@nuuwavejerm5497 gangs formed because people wanted to be bad and have a reputation for being bad. If you want to be a gangster then you should join the government. The governments of the world are the real gangsters. They conquer whole countries and enslave races and of people. Gangs did not start to fight racism. Gangs started because people wanted a reputation of being tough and bad. The Crips have nothing to do with the Black Panther party. The Crips are bullies and killed a black man for his leather coat. Raymond Washington wanted to be in the Avenues gang but they told him no and he can't be in the Avenues gang so he said he'll start his own gang the Crips. Don't tell lies saying gangs started to fight racism. The Black Panther party started to fight racism.

[@johnpirate9501]

They fight over drug money

[@MaurizioGucciKourtney]

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[@MaurizioGucciKourtney]

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[@kingbuck427]

Who is this guy? I only know T Rell from Topeka ks

[@Internetog]

This the real T-Rell

[@kingbuck427]

@@Internetog What lol

[@juanferrin3332]

A clown 🤡 🤣

[@juanferrin3332]

T rell a straight gang banging 🤡

[@juanferrin3332]

Straight 🤡

[@robel113]

2:52 he was talking about himself

[@ryanstaygrinding]

FaSHo

[@simonesmith3864]

Snoova sexuals.

[@DjLaRoc]

Don’t be a coward diss um wen you see um in person cause to ah reel 1 this is cowardly clown behavior you should delete this

[@Cjmr9700]

Fucc em