TRUTH ABOUT "COLORS" CRlPS/BL00DS CLASSIC MOVIE

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[@quique7764]

What's equally important was Colors by Ice-T. 4 decades later & I can recite every word. One w/o the other & imo wouldn't hit as hard.

[@Rao_Rolland]

"I am a nightmare walking...." Powerful stuff.

[@ronaldmcdonald1977]

Bloods didnt get a lot of shine because cats was sleeping on them. And Crips was bigger. Bloods in the 80s was hard as fuck, but the Crips was deep and getting all the press time.

[@fatsnax3149]

After Colors Dropped in St.Louis... Literally The Next Day...Shit started to change

[@liveanddieinchicagoliveand7074]

Im so glad Chicago we had are own ish so colors did nothing to older heads here at all we didn't follow behind LA. I see how LA look at crips and bloods from outta state and how they little bro them you gotta do it are way lol

[@thecut2033]

This was planned out

[@shawnfrost7127]

I was a HUGE Ice-T fan,HE turned me on rap...So I only got got interested in the movie because of it and now LOVE it....

[@shuichiminamino5788]

I’m from north east Florida and when colors came out you can tell people started wearing flags, but in my neighborhood banging on wax is what pushed the edge and my specific neighborhood turned into crips

[@freddyfrug3940]

Colors shoulda had multiple parts like fast & furious

[@kevinjenkins692]

It's funny that you mentioned that because the way the movie ended,one would imply that there would've been a sequel,due to the fact that Pac- Man now had a black partner.

[@jamesbroomfield7799]

I was in the 4th grade when colors came out. We didn't know shit about gangs til colors came out. Gangs were just spreading across the west coast and then throughout the country. Colors actually promoted gang culture throughout the country imo

[@aaronjhu]

Cool. Your old like me 😂

[@chrishayes2740]

I remember this time in history it’s the same time the Geer gang crips was introduced to Toledo Ohio along with crack💯

[@sickkicksalwaysglobal1433]

I grew up in LA Haha I HAD Homies From Geer

[@THAROWENT]

That's crazy because what I hear from a lot of the ogs, in the 80s and 90s In Socal and Centra cal things was going crazy with the gang bangin, it was a ruff time

[@blacksheep9278]

Obviously tho

[@QueDaGoat]

I remember all that in Long Beach my mom was actually affiliated with the Crips I always had to wear blue going to school. Used to have to get on the floor and down in the tub a lot those were some wild times I swear

[@tremelhoward5656]

I 'm Sorry 😞 to Here That

[@robertmorleyakacrazy-one225]

​@@tremelhoward5656😮

[@brokemillionaire6874]

Your mother..20’s,or Insane’s ..?

[@QueDaGoat]

20's

[@louslugga9887]

I remember buying it on vhs when i was 15 and me and friends would watch it. I from Chicago and seeing gang life somewhere else was interesting to us we would laugh about it,it was fun to watch at the time, frog was my favorite character

[@theman1067]

This brother touched a lot of topics I say to people everyday. He just manifest that I'm indeed doing GOD'S WORK DAILY. IM NOT ALL THE WAY 💯% SAINT BUT DO KNOW IM A SERVANT OF THE LORD ( JESUS CHRIST) 💯 HE KNOWS IT TO NO MATTER WHAT ANY PERSON WILL PROBABLY THINK I AM IN HIM BUT THEY BETTER BELIEVE HE IS IN ME AND I'M BLESSED BY THE ALMIGHTY ONE (GOD) HIMSELF THEY BOTH PROTECT, RULE, AND ABIDE WITH ME EVERY DAY. ALL PRAISES TO THEM BOTH FROM ME I LOVE Y'ALL AND PROUD TO LET THIS WORLD KNOW. AMEN🙏😇🫡

[@Gangstermo_310]

37:27 Funfact, im really a balck dude in a mexican gang, in real life 😎. 80's baby 90's raised me. Im definitely blessed to have beat the odds, still alive and free. Living my best life today.

[@claudiovallejo9427]

Word

[@Gr52ve]

21st n Elm! U wuz ova tHere by da 20s n da Insan3 Homies!! 🤚🏾🤚🏾🤚🏾🔝 to my Insan3s

[@QueDaGoat]

That's where I lived also

[@chefbrown9324]

#23×××

[@KrazyC2008]

Yes! That was the white dude from "Children of the Corn".

[@Leak489]

Us on bangin on wax redeemed the bloods. Made us look strong. And back then we was outnumbered and still stood stong against all odds

[@Charles-qx9po]

I'm east coast, I saw the movie at the theater and didn't realize that there was a huge gang problem in LA. We thought they was living like breaking (Turbo n Ozone) Ice T n King T was out however we didn't hear NWA until 89. So we was just learning about Crops n Bloods, funny shit a couple of months after the movie came out we had 2 Bloods from Inglewood move to our town, in my hood n almost got the hole hood to wear red! Almost! 25 yrs later others showed up n now there's Bloods n Crip sets in my hometown in Pennsylvania

[@billyjacc]

They tried to get that going in Philly... " Failed" 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@OrphicMelanoid]

I am a nightmare walkin', psychopath talkin'...😎!!! It was crazy seeing movies so close to real life. I didn't know whether to be happy or sad. Like, we're important enough to make movies about but then again🤔😏. Shid was crazy💯

[@one7deep7savage7]

The bata ram was literally just a tank with a square block on the end of where the cannon would be. And along with it was an entire swat team. Shit was wild asf

[@hassanburton669]

RIP DENNIS HOPPER! Came Out When I Was 12 Years Old. I Seen The Extended Version, Director’s Cut The Whole Nine.

[@tremelhoward5656]

What Happen to Dennis Hopper ?

[@hassanburton669]

@@tremelhoward5656 God Put Wings On Him A Few Years Ago.

[@kevinjenkins692]

​@@tremelhoward5656He had since passed away

[@Charles-qx9po]

The main thing is the real Gs didn't like one gang killing another and protested the movie with unnecessary violence!

[@T.M.Warren-qp2gq]

@38:45. RE *Malachai (Children of the Corn)*!

[@user-wt5ig6ff8e]

My cousin and I went to go see it when it came out... central California.. county hillbilly town..we went in as skate boarders and came out as gang members.. literally.. and all the little towns all around turned into gang land

[@frequency26]

Banging on Wax had an equal or more effect than Colors. But my pantna in St Louis called me and said when Colors came out, that the very next day literally, St. Louis changed … They had Bloods

[@godscience7821]

Colors did the opposite for me, first being from Brooklyn I was scared as hell to go to Los Angeles 😂. The movie didn’t break down why blue was against red and where it all started. I didn’t understand the gang culture until I met a real Crip from Compton when I moved to Miami in 2007. Then of course Street Gangs Alex and brothers like Kev mac. How can i forget I always loved to read and a friend of mines had Monster Kody book, that book i was like yeah am not going to Cali 😂but by then it started spreading.

[@khingofswordz43]

You know a fun fact ...."Colors" was supposed to be a Chicago "Lean" movie.....Well did you know "New Jack City" movie made by Barry Michael Cooper....was supposed to be based on Detroit's drug brothers "The Chamber Brothers" & before the storyline location was supposed to be Detroit...not New York City ....."Nino" was based on "Larry Chambers" the sinister older brother that ran the organization....So the next time you watch "New Jack City" now you know its based on The "Chamber Brothers"..... 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@blucheeseentertainment8688]

Aye brah I had the zebra stripes like a month ago it taste so good homie and it’s fire

[@soulheaven9243]

Long Beach..a place a brother rarely ever went..all Crips , Feds & Longos..I grew up hanging around Harvard Park Brims

[@blacksheep9278]

What are longos

[@soulheaven9243]

@@blacksheep9278 The Eses .. Longos 13

[@icepick976]

​@@soulheaven9243 Bruh , these people in here are retarded asf . They don't know a thing about this stuff , yet they're so intrigued with it .

[@Jox2kai]

​@@blacksheep9278Longos for Long Beach the main ese gang there

[@airriontoles43]

At that time it was Insane and Twenty Crips but mainly Insane. Although I stayed on 23rd and olive I was always over there playing at the homies house. Im sure I could name some names. Im sure you know how the Fire Dept. that was on Pasadena would not go to any of its surrounding blocks (Olive,Lime,Pasadena,Elm,LB Blvd, Atlantic) without a police escort. As bad as it was, I miss those days.

[@leelandglover7777]

I new about C&Bs when I would spend the summer in LA in the early 80s on E 105 Standford..my relative put me on to the hood.

[@CiscoGoldmill-dz4gk]

What colors did for the younger kids in the early eighties that were exposed to it, the same happened to my ten year old butt once menace II society came out! Every one of the homies up in elementary thought they were o dogg 😂 yall wanna cheeseburger?! We walked around saying that shit all day!

[@og-hindu913]

I'm in Kansas City and I been hearing cuz and blood before colors came out since 85 86

[@crimetime6967]

Yeah but nobody got shot over it

[@West_Endian205]

That's cuz of the displacement of some Cali gang members by order of a judge. But before Colors it was only in a few places, after Colors dropped the whole world was exposed to the red and the blue

[@brokemillionaire6874]

@@crimetime6967bacc Then YEA,but NOW not so much..Where you from,Cuh..?

[@Gangstermo_310]

7:52 Dont forget the Ese's! We were definitely on the block slanging that 🪨 in the 80's and 90's.

[@Gangstermo_310]

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[@WESDALLASTEXBOI]

80 baby 🎉🎉

[@rollojankins4876]

She looked like she had a Woolie Mammoth in a leg lock. 😂

[@knowledgeisking5079]

Im smoking on my own grown marshmallow og from compound genetics. I also recently just bought some Rumble stock. Better get in early while the price is still low.

[@ebkdoggmouthrenegade1828]

"The Battle Ram use to rip, your whole front house frame off...by tryna pull off your door"🤨

[@jaykaynum5569]

1988 Movies n Hip Hop were top notch 💯 B Sport Colors Coming to America Hell Comes to Frog Town

[@kevinmitchell4018]

it is sooo funny hearing thse stories around the country. i wz 20 wen this movie came out& lived not that far from LA & the movie came out& plps went to see it& said hmmmm,just another movie,no big deal.the ice t is a banger tho.i really had no idea about the film colors impact on the entire country. i always thought nwa wz the game changer

[@jamesbonds1763]

I like the movie Colors. I'm drinking Lunazul and puffing on Moon Cookie runts.

[@Charles-qx9po]

The version I seen, Ice T song doesn't come on until the end

[@vladimirsdad4278]

I remember! Dangerous and fun times.

[@aaronjhu]

Wassup grew up on walnut and Anaheim st. In the late 80s and 90s

[@leelandglover7777]

I was 14 remember going to see it.

[@tremayneparrott2420]

I was really too young for the movie colors it came out when i was 5 years old back then and even i start see it on video later too back in 1994 when I was eleven years old back then at the same time also too my sister didn't care about that movie at all and still don't today at and she was one of few people i knew that didn't care for movies like this and boyz in the hood that much and but especially this movie too at all at the same time even way more also and she is five years older then me too also mater fact

[@d-repaslp.]

We had it in San Antonio, but it went crazy after that movie

[@claudiovallejo9427]

Santa Ana in the house

[@terrancemurrell5135]

I know of someone selling syrup in early 80’s here in Dago

[@Hubcitybg]

I went to the movies when this came out I was 5 years old

[@ronaldmcdonald1977]

J Bone was from 89 East Coast Crips.

[@frequency26]

I’m from LA but was but was visiting Phoenix AZ to see my dad when Colors came out. I begged my dad to let me go see it in the movies and he was like NO! They was shooting up movie theaters way in AZ when it came out.

[@philliplyn2692]

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@barrymiller4588]

Where you from?

[@DustyVisionTVDVTV]

Me?

[@Jox2kai]

It was geographically inaccurate.They drove from WF hood to the Elisian valley in like 10 minutes.21 was located by Belmont tunnels and any crip hood is at 30 minutes away not around the block like they made it seem.

[@michaelclark-ts2um]

Shit homie sipping cold suds and popping the clutch on that gass

[@Charles-qx9po]

It was a tank! Batter Ram!

[@ahmadwallace6682]

21st/Elm (2144 Elm to be exact!) I remember how Long Beach was off the chain!!!

[@DustyVisionTVDVTV]

326 E 21 St. Apt 4! Just down the street from u!

[@ahmadwallace6682]

@@DustyVisionTVDVTV yeah we survived a deadly era! My mother use to make me walk through the alley to go to Luckys or Chubby’s because it was so dangerous on Elm. I actually thing after the movie 🎥 Colors, gangbanging got worse because it woke up a sleeping giant and motivated gang members to do whatever is needed to get in front of a camera and tell their story.

[@ahmadwallace6682]

@@DustyVisionTVDVTV you lived next to that alley behind Queen City Ford! The “wall” of graffiti 😂. I remember two Mexican kids, Ruth and Seth, (I think 🤔 their older brother was from ESL) who lived across from you in a house 🏡 on the corner of 21st and Elm.

[@DustyVisionTVDVTV]

@ahmadwallace6682 Bro! Ruth and Seth were my good friends! They lived on the corner house. Small world!

[@ahmadwallace6682]

@@DustyVisionTVDVTV Yes! We all use to walk to Burnett together!!! I loved me some Ruth 😂😂😂

[@kevinmitchell4018]

Chicago would also have bin a badass place for a gang movie.the vice lords & gds*& p stones& latin kings have bin in Chicago forever ❤

[@tremainehughes5974]

The gang bangers in dead movie. I would have never looked at them and wanted to be like them. I'm from where we just hustled. And everybody got along except for those bums that couldn't make their own money and wanted to take someone else's.....with a Consequence of course

[@MadamPocketz]

I grew up on Colors too. Lol I'm from the Bay Area, but I swear I was a Crip in my last life. Ctfu. I'm smoking on some Cherry fade and test driving that Jack of Clubs 4 pack from Connected, tho.

[@ronaldmcdonald1977]

Shiat. Mostly East Coast Crips in the movie. Roccet says "Coast Crip" when he walks in the Cells. And they throwing up Hoover and East Coast the whole time, and the C for Crip.

[@frequency26]

That’s because Coast is the original Crip Gang on the East Side of L.A founded by Raymond that started it all. They was trying to line up with some of the history

[@witcheshour9718]

This movie and banging in little rock made gang violence worse

[@barrymiller4588]

This cat talking lol what hood you from ? The narrator where you from bro????

[@DustyVisionTVDVTV]

Los Angeles

[@nuttbonetv8417]

Malakai

[@FlatbedQuev]

89st EC my g homies was in Colors.

[@FlatbedQuev]

JBone far right ENIP

[@ronaldmcdonald1977]

Crips and Latinos didnt beef like that back then at all. Especially in lA. We mostly respected each others. Id say Latino gangs mostly sided with Crips IMO back then. But when we did start fighting, it was really between Crips and Latinos.

[@thecut2033]

I just watched it a couple of weeks ago I was watching it like look at the actors they had the movie most went on 2 do nothing but gangsta type movies not Sean Penn though he went on to a great career for his role as a racist rapist yt cop....

[@jarvislelewis6244]

Sherm is embalming fluid it's not for cats that's ketamine just a little FYI

[@daylcday8459]

Sharon PCP is like embalming fluid

[@thecut2033]

Clearly showed us that the police was the 3rd gang...

[@WILL-jc7dl]

It's funny don cheado was a Crip in colors and blood in training day 🤦🏽‍♂️😂

[@420Boomz]

Don wasn’t in Training Day …

[@WILL-jc7dl]

@@420Boomz all these years I thought he was posted up in the jungles watching Alonzo roll through 😂😂 I'm slow AF

[@Leo-dr4qm]

Crip de ville was a saying

[@rosema7909]

This movie literally destroyed them lol

[@thecut2033]

The movie was to push the narrative

[@SIRTURF]

EFF Ronald Reagan

[@ronaldmcdonald1977]

Eff Crips and Bloods, that raped girls to put them on the set. And ran trains on our Brown and Black girls under 18. Eff the gangs that murdered and genocide our people.

[@thechi2848]

This movie didn't impact all of the usa, many usa cities did not adopt their gangs, so people have to start putting that in context.

[@DustyVisionTVDVTV]

Who said "all"?

[@thechi2848]

@@DustyVisionTVDVTV Well when you and others say the "world" or "all over the usa" sounds like all to me.

[@DustyVisionTVDVTV]

You don't have many friends do u? Literal Larry over here...

[@thechi2848]

@@DustyVisionTVDVTV It's quite obvious you don't with that pre-k response.

[@DustyVisionTVDVTV]

@thechi2848 I just dislike illogical comments like yours so i responded as such. Not sure why I even did. Waste of my time.

[@jamesbattle4594]

This movie was some bs making the damus look like some busters when anybody who was living in LA during the 80s and 90s know better

[@artyswell7913]

Sawoop 👌🏿

[@icepick976]

Are the Damus more deadly than Crips , in general ?

[@jamesbattle4594]

It was easy being a crip compared to a blood because of the ratio being at one point 10:1 so if you got put on any damu hood more than likely you was a rider because you had to be. Wearing red put a major target on you back then.

[@jaykaynum5569]

Those are real hoods in that movie. 21 DST WF BGC ECC TLG CM were all claimed in that movie. The cop just made up Cripdaville to be funny. Those walls clearly say Broadway GC

[@DustyVisionTVDVTV]

Where in LA is 21st street located?

[@frequency26]

Colors by Ice T is bar for bar, lyrically and that beat-Is the hardest song, gangster song in history. Of all time.

[@frequency26]

The only thing, Colors made the Bloods look hella weak that caused most of the tension. A very bad depiction and they took offense. Most shoot outs in movie theaters were Bloods attacking Crips.

[@frequency26]

They filmed in Broadway hood

[@gotalotta28]

Had my relatives bangin all across the us. 🔥🫵🏽🫡