The G Code Part 1

Reggie Right and James McDonald. That's Reggie Wright Jr. Reggie Wright Jr. So I want to thank everyone for listening to another episode. And first first thing I want to do is quick little fact check on a couple of things that we talked about last week. When we were talking about the Compton Crips. I mentioned head Honcho came with another dude, but for whatever reason, I couldn't remember the other dude's name, and that was Thomas, very famous

Compton crip. I don't know why I couldn't remember his name, but Mac Thomas actually he got killed in nineteen seventy eight, so as mac Thomas, head Honcho. Both from the east side of l A, moved to Compton, started the Grandees, the Compton Crips, and that's what really got the ball rolling. Have you ever cross passed with mac Thomas James, I haven't. What's his name was Tato? No, No, that's a that's another thing. That's another that's another topic that we talked

about last week. But mac Thomas lived on a hundred third and on the east side. Head Honcho lived in Watts and they both moved to Compton together and started the Grandees. So that was just I couldn't remember. His name is slipped my tongue. But he was a young swull dude. Uh seen some pictures of him and well known, well known Compton crip. In fact, he was there. That goes into another fact check. Last week, I also said that the first murder was of Fred Garrett December eighteen

seventy two, and that's it's partially correct. The first gang on gang murder was Fred Garrett. Garrett was a brim and the crips had killed him. But the very first murder that the crips committed was in March of that year against a guy named Robert Blue, high school football player from l a high at the Palladium March of nineteen seventy two. And in fact, Matt Thomas was president UM at that nineteen seventy two Palladium incident, and that's

what really put the crips on the map. March nineteen seventy two, and they stomped Robert Blue out for the leather coat. There was no gun play, it was no ninth They just beat him up. And that's what made all the headlines. A history check on that one because right now, and I can't say that's actual, that's the actual truth, No, I know that for a fact. March nineteen seventy two. Yeah. In fact, I interviewed two of the guys that went to prison for that. Uh, four

guys went to prison for it. Judson Baycot, west side crip of A, Bobby Career, Big Bob the Hawk, west side crip of James Cause Cunningham, another west side crip, and Ricardo bub Sims. Those four dudes all went to prison for that. And I interviewed Judgson Baycott and Bobby Career. What you guys can check that out on my channel Street TV. I did that interview I think in two thousand and fourteen, and Judson Baycott actually says in the interview, I never put a hand on Robert Blue, but I

did thirteen years for that. He went to prison, he got out and what he went in seventy two, got out in eighty three, so he did eleven years for that. Bobby Career got out in seventy nine, so he did what seven years? Uh, Ricardo bub Sims got out and then he ended up getting killed. And then James cause Cunningham, he got out and stayed away, stayed out the way.

He doesn't even show himself anymore. But I've always wanted to interview him, and all the all the o g s over there said, will never even get to meet this dude. Problem. Nah. So those are the four dudes that went to jail for the end, the two guys that I interviewed. Judging Bacon and Bobby Careers said that a young Johnny Cochrane was in the audience watching the trial the whole time. You know. Yeah, this was seventy two, so I don't I don't know his timeline. Yeah, he

didn't need to become a defense attorney into the early eighties. Yeah, and then, um, I just wanted to give everyone the date on that. Reggie, you brought this up last week about Potato Head doing that shooting. I looked it up. That happened on April two, and I read the appeal that that Paul Gregory Watson filed, and I saw your name is all in the appeal as the cop that testified about the gang structure and the culture and Compton at that time. Yeah, so that's a quick fact check.

But all right, Yeah, you know what, there has anyone ever got out that was on death row that is free now from California. I'm trying to think, Um, we've got some people who've got their sentences commuted to life. Yeah, I don't know nobody getting out from death row. Yeah, but I don't think anyone has actually been released that was once on death row in California. No other states to happen, but I don't think in California. All right,

let's get into our first topic. Before we get started, I wanted to give a shout out to one of the home he said, uh, from the neighborhood that they died. Uh. His name is Pierre Stephen Rhodes. Stephen Rhodes, Pierre, he died this year. He just got out, uh from doing about seventeen eighteen years and he died from some health conditions, I guess, And so I just wanted to give a shout out from that from out from the map area, Peter Uh, Stephen Rhodes, Pierre Stephen Rhodes. Yeah, I see that.

I've seen the pictures and then it was shocking to me because you know, I ain't seen him in years because he was doing fair time and his brother recently died four years ago, Michael Michael Rose and Uh, I don't know if it was from the same thing, but man, rest in peace. Sweet Daddy was what we called him back in the day. Rest in peace my brother? Was he from my part? Yeah? And how old was he? Sweet Daddy was a year older than me, So you're

younger than No, he was older than me. No, he Dwight, So know him and Dwight, Sweet Daddy would be fifty five right now? Yeah, because he him and Dwight was type my best friend still right right, little big shout out rest in peace to sweet Daddy. Oh, I got something to say Games at Thorns who watched that. I'm one of the probably one percent of the population that does not watch that show. I hate that ending. Man, I hate that ending. But all right, we'll talk about

something else. But man, best stuff on TV for the last ten years, and gonna go out like that, alright. So, like we did on last week's episode of these following topics are all inspired by people that went online and checked out our Instagram page or our Facebook page and left comments and questions. So for those who are interested in bringing up a topic for us to talk about, go visit the Instagram page at Gangster Chronicles and leave your comments and questions there and we'll take a look

at it. So our first topic comes from Actually I don't know who it comes from, but someone wanted to know does Big Cars cast from Rolling Sixties cript actually owned two Pac Masters. Now I don't think he actually said he owns the Masters. I think from an interview that I listened, he said I'm in possession of them. Yeah, he knocked me and shill out. That's what his bit

as said. So what he came up to death Row confronted you and Sugar, I ain't never seen that man before in my life, and you've never been in my possession, in my presence any time in my life he's just I write, liar outright, liar, just do he makes up stuff to make himself seem like he's bigger than what he is. I hadn't heard. What are you talking about? He owns the Bone Thugs and Harmony, the Masters, now which there's another line we all know, Ruthless and and

the Easy and all of them. Well, maybe he got you confused with someone else. Did he ever come up there and take the Masters from someone and he thought it was you? He said, on a hard drive or the hard drives? Yeah? Come on, Tupac was recording. Anybody know anything about music? Back then? They were all done on reels, the big the big reels you know you see in the boxes. Nothing was done on hard drive, pro tubes and all of that. They didn't have all

of that that technology. And in in six the brother what years he saying this happening? He said he did this and I don't know two thousand five, two thousand six, when I wouldn't even around you. But he's taking incident, uh from this guy named Damon Thomas. Uh where I got sued for beating doing the guy he he don't even realize he's trying to take the response or take

the credit of being somebody that got paralyzed. Half his body got paralyzed because uh, they saved me, me and some of the homies being on him so bad where he got paralyzed on the right side and the jury, believe him, gave me a hundred six or five thousand all judgment? Did that judgment? Mr Thomas? You know Damon. Damon was the guy who he's one of the sixties was being insecurity. But he now he didn't never get paid from us, so he ANID don't need to know

hundred sixties something down now. But so what this big cash actually talking about cast someone? He's just creating things. Like I said, he doesn't took about three different incidents that I know and try to bawl them all into one.

Can you kind of outline briefly those three incidents I was trying and sorry, but anyway, I gotta judgment on one for guy when when the dudes went to jail for coming in the studio with Damon Thomas and when we dealt went him and when ye was that two thousand when I remember left I and Ray j was about two thousand one, two thousand two, and so got a judgment, y'all look it up. It's a judgment and

black and white. What we got a judgment. And then he said something about he uh knocked me and sug out. Come on back in the two thousand's knocked me and hug out. Everybody knows we're just him and somebody else. And you went through all of these down with the studio he's supposed and you knocked out the man. You man, this is what he's saying. Some of this is is like if you listen to it, you know it's bullshit,

But then here you haven't. He was my club brother. Uh, he came to Chosen Few and two thousand and thirteen. But before you tell us about the Chosen Few, I want to get the third part of the story. He's merging. Well, then he said he took the masters. That's when he he said that he took the masters and gave him back to a Phoenish Akor, which um like, I said, there's no truth to it. She already had the masters.

That was our agreement if if Mr Kor had any problems with us after ninety nine, which we all went through a little you know, situation where everything got resolved and we started back doing business together. I did three albums with her. Uh after that point that you know why she was in prison that I did with her in her style and so she had any problems with I was still wanted something. She would have just stopped

doing business with us. And that's what I always lasted, Well, we were so bad or we did this and did this to problem. Why would his mother, who was coming to clean up stuff, will go back in the business with us when she didn't have to. So have Suld ever dealt with cash To my knowledge, I don't know

if he ever met him. But I stopped dealing with you from two thousand two, it's about two thousand and six, and then I started back dealing with him briefly from two thousand and six to two thousand nine, stopped dealing with the nigga again, and then I started back dealing with him in two thousand and fourteen two thousand So what inspired cast to say any of this? I mean, you're telling me, Reggie that this is a complete lie everything he's saying because of what we're doing now talking

about this bitch ass, that's why. And I'm calling you a bit digg You posted it all of that. You coming coming, nigger coming, I'm easy to find. I ain't on the find. Okay, did you and casts have any beef pritory? I've never met the man. I ain't never seen the man before my life. I never evenknew he was until I've seen any more portant YouTube. I'll profit you or whatever the line telling this bullshit story that

he's been that he's been preaching. Well, apparently he's been making money off of owning the rights of certain songs from what he's saying. Well, like I said, I don't know, I know he have y'all seen albums that's been distributed by the brother. Then all right, well, James, you actually know him from the Motorcycle Club exactly. Uh when we first met, he came to the club, was joining the club prospect for Chosen Field and uh two thousand and thirteen.

I mean cool brother to me, cool brother to me. Then the club started having problems. Uh, you know, he would take a lot of people. He got money, his lifestyle is is real nice. He's set up real good, he got studio, he got all that. So the way he looked and and presented himself is like you know, he was really into the music, music business, real tough. But a lot of people started saying different ship about him and saying this and that, which you say what

you want to say. I stopped working with him when she was going on in the club, and he picking chose right then and there, you know, my brotherhood for him, the way I felt aboudy it changed. So I haven't seen him since, um, let's say two thousand and sixteen. And from what I hear, they just he just got kicked out the club or left the club, and you know, in a in a bad way, uh, which I used to tell a brother, you know, you can't trust these clowns.

And then I started seeing this when Reggie told me about this guy saying he came up there and knocked him out. I reached out to a couple of months casts that used to be in the club to tell him to come me. He never called me, so I don't know if he didn't want to talk about that or how did Big j Uh. I know this dude that I'm speaking on like that and Shug, but everybody in my cub knew, not everybody that I used to work with that bro. You know what I'm saying so

where he coming with that? Then? You know, I really wanted to talk to him about it because, Okay, his family, you're saying you knocked him out, Come on, man, keep him one hunting with me? And he never called me. He never called me. So I looked him up and see all of these things he's saying he's done and doing. He's a cloud chaser, tell closer to the tenth degree. But it's all good. But I can honestly say I never met the man. I've never seen him before in

my life. I don't know who he is other than on YouTube. And he's not a bad cat. He's not a bad cat. His personality onto coming across doesn't seem like he's one. But he's a liar. He's not a bad cat. This brother is a liar or he's a lying or is he just just putting ship out there? Because on these interviews they make up ships lying, get out there and put it out there. It don't have to be true. And then people started hitting and liking and all that ship and you're around and getting paid

for it. But I mean, everybody on on YouTube, what did Big Ponds say when the stories he's a true factor? What did he say he usedid I was saying when he was like saying like I'm lying, I'm making a joke. He used to say that, And so if that's what he is, that's what he's doing, then hes he needs to say something like that. But eventually you're gonna mess up your reputation if you have a track record of telling fabricated stories, and then no one's gonna really want

to holler at you. And then any opportunities for making money or working on projects that are sending to you. Let me call and give my brother to say I need to talk to Cast and get Cast down here on the show and talk and then you know, all right, we know what That would be a great idea to get Casts to come down here, chop it up and explain why he said what he said. Now, if you were able to get Cats on the phone through your motorcycle brothers, what would you have said to him or

asked him? I would ask Cash. You know what you said about Reggie? You really went to def and not redg out. Now you know Red just my family, that's family. Uh did you really do that? And if he said yeah, he know the deal or whatever, well, Regg wanted to meet you because each other me. He ain't never saw you a day in his life. Knocked out. I don't

think that I would have hide about it. I would be like, when you talk about that subject, the next subject, keep going on that I would have to the losses guy. I would have had to knocked him by. But and plus you're a law enforcement background. You have no problem calling the police to say I just got assaulted by this dude. Right, would you do that? That's not in my DNA anymore? And yeah, anymore, that's not It's just not Unfortunately I haven't been through some things where it's

not in my DNA. But I do have friends that would have. We would have dealt with him now, either law enforcement or homies that I just shouted out, what's worse of him lying that he put hands on you or him actually putting hands on you? What's the difference? Um, Because he comes off and he put hands on me, then that's that's a straight up fight. I don't have a problem would fight or stuff like that. But he's telling the world through all these interviews that line. So

that's what's worth I'm saying. I got in the fight. I mean, I ain't the toughest thing around. Fortunately, I don't ever been in a fight where I lost me because I just I've been I've been in law enforcence since I've been eighteen. And yeah, you guys always win. You guys got the bat time the gun. And unfortunately, I mean, one of the strongest dudes I've ever ran across. We still don't talk to this day. Uh nick Bone from from from the Living down l a Um. I

didn't lose that fight. It's just ways we're not doing and he's just strong, dude. Well, I might have to take up the neck bone. Neckbone knew who you was. And he didn't go all the way he was trying to. Couldn't take neckbone. He didn't come like big big correct Now I know neck bone. Now he's strong to get off the car, but I ain't gonna Yeah, yeah, I was just trying to say, you know you're supposed to and I love Neckbone. I'm just trying to say, that

was the strongest brother I ever read across. And I mean I was on this. I was choking his brother out. He was doing push ups with me on his back while I'm trying to get him to comply, all right, So does Big Cats have an open invitation to come to Gangster Chronicles and to tell his side of the story with that, however he want to do it. I would love to have him come on the show, so I don't know, or outside the studio however he wants to do it. Now we're gonna do this legit. I

don't know whatever anything about what happened. I know probably James knows better than I do better and and and this is me on everything. I know Reggie and I know Cash. I know Cash ain't He's not that come out fuck you Nigo. I know he ain't gonna get down like that because I've seen the new professional be professional, and I know you could be professional. So just as as men, you have a situation, and I'm saying, let's get in here and let everybody here this situation be resolved.

And you set a point which I know he's lying, but you made a point that he made got me misconfused with someone else. I doubt that because I wouldn't heard about she'll get knocked out the times we know that she'll got knocked out. We know about I was just trying to get Cash the benefit of the down because he does say with your badass, and he didn't he make so he din't know who he is. What I'm saying is person around there. And then as soon as we leave here, I'm gonna get on the phone.

I'm gonna call it every last one of my brothers to get that brother on the phone and bam, we're gonna do it and we resolve it right here. Now, what were the issues at Chosen Few? Why didn't he last? He came in in two thousand thirteen and he was out by two thousand sixteen. Yeah, well you have you have? How coming is that? Where people only last two or three years? It's coming people only last don't even make it past probation, you know prospect then, Um, you know

Chosen Few as a very is. My father's a Chosen Few. He was being a Chosen people for thirty eight years now. And the history of Chosen Few is is so amazing. Man, you just wanted to be a part of it. So when I became a Chosen Few and oh seven and and just just were hanging around and then decided to wear that patch, man, it was lovely. But then the politics took him out the game. You can't treat everybody

as if they was your brothers. Now, you got a bunch of men that you know for a month, but you seem like you've known him for thirty years, and and y'all just just click like that. You know how to rise side by side with him, and you know you're ready to die for this guy. You know what I'm saying. When you're out there and and some motherfucker's pull up and tell you you can't come across to the state and you're ready to die, you know what I'm saying. Cash brung that to the club. He was

ready for that. Aspect of being a chosen few, he came with that, but he gave himself up by allowing itself to listen to other people in the club. You know what I'm saying that it ain't had that much time, no more time in the club than he did. And and he ran with it. So they gave him a chapter and venture, I believe, and I knew it wasn't gonna work because he was you can't give everybody, you can't look out for everybody, you can't be friend to everybody,

And it just didn't work. It didn't work. And then what we forget. We've been watching Sons of Anarchies and all of that, and we believe that's how, you know, the motorcycle gang stuff and going down. But believe it or not, somebody that on the track playing my club just okay, I'm gonna tell you something about your club. The guy that was the president of the club, it was a competent cop with me. Yeah, there's a lot

of exactly called a motorcycle gang club club. I I but you know, you know we so there are a lot of copies exactly. So I was just trying to say, it's good people that's involved in it as well. Yeah, y'all don't look at copies of good people. I look at cops good people. And that was my point. That's what I'm saying, y'all look at it as you know what I'm talking about the people out there saying son of an archie blood and address what um what was

the final straw for Kas and the Chosen Few? Well cast finally finally seen that that he wasn't gonna get his way and do be able to do what he wanted to do with his chapter. So, uh, the national or whatever, I wasn't there so I can't really too much speculate on it. But uh some say they took his colors and kicked him out. I heard on the interview by him from him saying that he walked away from the club and he's forever Hayden the persons that

did it. So he got he got some personal vendetas with some of the people and chosen few, which we all do when we leave, you know what I'm saying. But he just wentn't ready for that type of ship to to to to you know, he's all in, but the motherfucker's he wucking with ain't ain't and he's not paying attention to to the people that's really tell don't even that, you know. So he wrote, don't just do the ain't good, just do they ain't good. So that's how me and his friendship went bad. But he didn't

listen to me. And I've been there way longer than him. You remember your last conversation with cass. My last conversation was cash. We was at a annual meeting and uh, I went to shake his hand and say something joy him and the national at the time, me and him going through it, and he was telling some of the club members. Don't funk with Big j and whoo whoop, and don't funk with Mooney, don't funk with him. If y'all do, y'all lose your colors. He didn't want to

shake my hand. Yeah, like he has. He didn't even see us, So fucking don You're going about your business and you do your thing, and me and him ain't spoke sense. All right, Well, Big cast has an open invitation to come on the show Gangster Chronicles to tell your side of the story whenever you want. Let's move

on to the next topic. Um. There's been a lot of talk here in Lost Angels over the years about the relations between blacks and Mexicans, blacks and Browns, blacks and Latinos, And for for a long time this wasn't even an issue, especially like the seventies, eighties and maybe the first part of the nineties, it really wasn't even a topic. But I think things started to change as the Mexican population started to grow and I started they started to be the dominant group. I remember Compton was

like black in the seventies early eighties. Now you're looking at it flipped. You go over and you go to Compton Down and the mob neighborhood line, neighborhood lots Port, you see all Mexicans. Yeah, they're buying the homes up there like like crazy. But can you blame them? I can't blame them. No, because Blacks are moving out to the Inland Empire. They're going to the Antelope Valley, They're going to Lancaster, Rancho Coucamonga and they're moving in, and

they're moving in and they're taking over those neighborhoods. So the question that was posed on our page was what's the relationship like when the demographics start to change, especially in terms of the gang structure. Were basically the Mexicans got the upper hand now and they have demonstrated that a few times. Uh one Mexican cab went on the rampage. Was you remember that, and he was killing motherfucker's coming over the bridge. Yeah, from seven up from and over

the bridge he was. He was doing his thing, and and and the cold thing about that was, you know us, as you know, being black, we didn't stick together, and we didn't draw together and say fucking let's get this motherfuck at my role. Well, they tried, they just couldn't find him. He was hiding out stuff. But they eventually got him on the police and eventually got he had the police. So who was this guy? Since he did right now I could text tops and get it was

this happening. This was two thousand maybe nine men. But he was He had Nigga scared for a minute. It was maybe the Loss Park dude, though not the mob. He he was over there with the Loss Park dudes.

But but it happens that way. But the problem that I always had with the Mexican if I was a game member, which I'm not and I never was, I would have a problem with him because the we'd be cool with them on the streets and all of that, but they find out that you cool with them in jail are in prison, do you know, they will not They will not even talk to you. They wouldn't even speak with you, speak to you. That's the same way

with us in prison. We came. I got that. But that's my point is I don't see how we'd be cool with them and were not. We y'all be cool with them and stuff on the streets and stuff, and then y'all can't. And then when they go and you know that you know what this high school and school would and all of that. They go to the prison, they won't even talk to you. Everything is divided on racial lines and practice because you have the Mesican mafia and Peter I don't care where you're coming from. They

have rules and regulations. Yeah, you're not going to break those, just like the b G Evson and the Yeah, they pretty much was running when I yeah, when I was in prison in the eighties, when I was in prison and eighty, they were pretty much dominating there. It was a lot of b gfs there. It was a lot of that. To follow the rules too. We had our section that we had to kick it on and the mesticans and whites had theirs. So it wasn't no mingling

because just like that, something can break out. You know what I'm saying, Blacks for blacks. It's the same thing. On the streets we had the seven ohs was was loving us on the streets. The CB seventies was family. There were black members of CV seven partying and drinking the whole nine. Marcus Nunn was was they would do anything for him. I bet China. I think China Dog actually has a CV seventy tattoo. He knew it. He speaks one of them, and he's the lottest Park piroule.

Yeah exactly. So as as time went time passage, should I say, now, everything started falling apart all of all the neighborhoods that had the Mexicans in between, like the Largos, like the uh T Flats the seventies, they was they was by bloods and and someone was by the crypts and what's cool with him? But then here you have a situation where a Mexican get robbed or the Mexicans robbed some some cats and didn't bring their ship back.

So relationships started to fade. And once that's starting to fade, and nobody really working with each other nowadays. Now, the first large scale black brown conflict in Compton that I remember was between the Tortilla Flats and the Fruittown Piroules. That started, and when when they broke out, all hell broke out. Because they know each other, they used to, they wunk with each other for many years. I know your advertise, I know where you live, I know who's

selling the drugs. I know who got this, I know who got that. So both sides was basically a no win battle and they can snatch and grab at any time. Well, I can tell you one that was bigger, and this was some seven. Those they had different sets of seven. Those they had the tiny logs, the Chicos, which everybody where I grew up tiny logs where by where we grew up at my grandmother Chicos. But anyway, it was just dude in Ray from from Spook toown what claims

a Casia block. Okay, you talk about the CVS over there. Oh my god, they killed his brother. Uh g Ray it was his name, and I swear he used to kill a Mexican in a week. You're talking about Pooh, Is that Pool's brother? Because Pool had a brother two is from a Casia block, Loonie Pool, and he had a brother that was killed by the Casa block. Ray was the brother that that that let them have it for the whole time. I was a cop. I mean at least once twice. Yeah, yeah, you talking nineties the

nineties when this one happened. Um, but g Ray let him have it there every day and that was major. I mean he used to tear him up and you know, they go shoot his mama house up or something like that. But d Ray didn't get get killed for a while. I mean, he's still alive. But but that conflict right now, it's still going on right now between the Casia block and TV. It's actually a Casia that's the first one, Spook Town and farm them three hoods are going at

it with TV seventy on that side of competent. I forget they're not the Ticoss, the Ticos, the tiny loads and another setups seven those I don't know, I need Tim Brennan. Here's here's what a lot of people want to know. Is is it just gang ship causing this conflict or is it really racial and eftic animosity driving it? Okay, it's gang ship gang mentality period, and then you got drugs involved. Then you got territory involved. Back in the days,

all the Compton was was our ship. And the Mexicans did they They didn't come out and just hang on the blocking was you know, running the streets like doing it like we was doing it because they weren't there. They didn't have a lot of numbers that and walk in the hood school they had numbers they went school. Because half those competing videos that exist now weren't even out fifteen years ago. They got like thirty different cvs. Me. They're growing. I mean, they just just I remember the

white boy that we grew up with. Uh that that I don't know, Wiggly and claimed. But that was the first dude that I knew. They got killed in that gang stuff. I guess I wasn't about to field grade. You remember white Wigglyn and he got killed over there on Pine Street. Um, on the other side of the pie. I remember he went to the house party and got killed. Uh, that was the first time I heard of you know, the Mexican Games and and and all of that ship man.

So they've been around now, the Mexicans fighting for the territory because they controlled the A. Yeah, they controlled the A and and and and and the Nico game. So a lot of things come to play with with with all that, and it ain't gonna stop because to some of us, it's like a job. To some of them is like a job. We ain't got nothing else to do. We get high. What's the first thing you do when you get high and you loaded, Man, let's go go ready on these fools, let's go, let's go smash some heads.

And then then you it just it just ain't gonna stop, just ain't gonna stop, and it's too much damaged goods and then just say, okay, this ship over, were all good? Well, the tree, the Fruit Town parous, and the Tortilla Flats aren't really going at it like they used to go. Calmed down. Yeah, that's few years. It's just a lot of years. A lot of people are going a lot of people have moved up by the Fruit Town, a

lot of people are doing penitentiary time. And and also with the teeth flash, a lot of those cats is doing life in prison. So let's say they took their beef to the penitentiary. Are the ones that said fuck it and got away, moved on up out of there. And that's how it was able to aside to what it is now. It's not that much. But if you run into each other and you see each other, they fight, they go at it. And how do you feel that maybe in twenty years confidence gonna be like five percent black.

That's crazy, you know, the bad thing crazy? You see it. It's just Compton is almost all Americans right now. You go to Compton and and and as soon as it's just nighttime, you see they got their vendom machines on damn every they got from taco trucks, the fruits or whatever. They're doing their thing on my block along was all black on our street. Now that we're selling our home in Compton, it's only two black families that are still there and the and the people that are gonna buy

your house are probably Lastino, Mexican or Central America. Guess what the council and Compton is Mexican most of all the politicians and black. And that's the crazy thing about the council. I think if they have one Mexican and he was just appointed, he wouldn't even vote it in. Well that'll change over time, but eventually because would now and then went out of Mexican mayor and stuff like that.

But well, I think it's important to note that a lot of people think it's just black people in Mexican people hate each other in l A. But that ain't the case. It's just you got certain hood wars going on. A lot of neighbors were cool, Oh yeah, we all grew up like we grew together. They had a problem over one one area. We had to look that up though. Where with the c where they were telling them they had to move out. They had to get out, They

had to get out. They were threatened there, and they're threatened all the pirus over there and their families and was telling the black families they had to move out of the area. And that went on about three, three or five years ago. It was major over there. This has been a digital so much network production