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“Originally” what was the turf for Venton Avenue Hustlers. What do you mean what was the turf for the Venton Avenue Hustlers? As you know, that's part of the Palms area, and at that time, no gang officially claimed the Palms. The Palms was just an "unincorporated" area so to speak, not claimed by a...

Is Clanton still active on the Eastside of South Central? Also i was driving on western and 14th street and seen fresh clanton tags, wasn't that their old barrio MC14?.. sorry couldn't take a photo. They’re still active on the East Side (original hood), but their hood is small and dying out. I’m su...

Where is TRG hood borders in LBC

I heard the Indiana Dukes were a clique of VNE.

Makes sense... “Dukes” is almost always used as a clique name in Hispanic gangs

Temple

Crazys

Is it true Drifters was started by a Filipino?


What other hoods is known for having Filipino members?

I lived and grew up all around Mid Town, went to JB and Fairfax and LA High in the 80s... MCS/MCLC didnt really put the cholo style on it until the late 80s, but when they would hit up they used the 13 for marijuana from when they started in the early 80s... The exact turf boundaries of what is now...

TheAngels wrote: > > They started in the late 70’s near Kingsley and Pico. They were Mid City > Lil Criminals. > They kicked it with C14 and together would hit up MC14. > > In the 80’s they became MCS and started kicking it at Queen Anne’s Park and > started up Crenshaw Boys clika. > > Then in the ...

Is Atwater Village still active with gangs? I was there a few weeks back and it was heavily gentrified. I saw nothing but hipsters all down Glendale Blvd. Didn’t see any signs of gang activity at all. [/quote Yeah that area is definitely getting gentrified, but did you go down the neighborhood side...

In Downtown yesterday I saw a “W/S FMA” tag... had forgotten all about them. I used to see their tags in the 90’s around Mid City. I remember seeing the tag a few months ago near USC too. I think someone here once said they tried establishing their own territory in the territory of Mansfield Gangste...

^ I mean 38th is the most active of the street number hoods in the LB’s.

38th Street is one of the most active Low Bottoms gangs. I’d argue that of all the Low Bottoms gangs with street numbers in their name (22nd, 29th, 36th, 39th, 41st, etc) that 36th is the most active. 41st is probably second most active in that area.

They started in the late 70’s near Kingsley and Pico. They were Mid City Lil Criminals. They kicked it with C14 and together would hit up MC14. In the 80’s they became MCS and started kicking it at Queen Anne’s Park and started up Crenshaw Boys clika. Then in the 90’s they started Hobart Boys off V...

Does Hellbound 13 claim some of the same streets as MCS Hobart Locos hood? Where is Hellbound 13 at?

They just try to come up with disrespectful names that either has alliterates or rhymes with the name of the hood they’re dissing.

The first syllable in “Family” is exactly the same as “faggots.” And “Sissies” both rhymes and alliterates with “Sixties.”

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I know Easy Riders claimed the same hood as Indiana Dukes... ERS got pushed out?

Hoods or gangs known by a diff name back in time... For example; Little River Valley = Frog Town Little Mansions = Crow Village Los Pozos = Canta Ranas Frog Town Riverside and Frog Town Rifa... I’m told Riverside was part of their name first and then they changed the R to mean “Rifa”? Michigan Chic...

Very interesting info. Yup, one thing that caught my attention was, this hood started in the 70s, I was suprised, I always assumed they were a mid to late 80's gang. And another thing was i also thought they broke off of "Avenues", but they didn't, they came up on their own. Also I had a typo in th...

Very interesting info.

I’ve always wondered about the history of SYC — who started it, when did it start, and how they got their name. I grew up on Longwood Ave in the 90’s, just a few houses down from 17th street. Basically the ground zero of SYC turf. I know the earliest mention of SYC in the newspapers was in like 81 o...

LAResident wrote:No such thing as stoners car.
It's car not card....

I've always heard people say both... never knew

I figure if the hood has "Stoners" in it, it started in the late 70's to early 80's... that was like the Stoner era...

Mid City Stoners

King Boulevard Stoners

Morton Town Stoners

The LOTT Stoners

Dog Town Stoners (Gardena)


Are all these hoods allies or no?

Alex, which episode do you guys talk about Poochie?

Maybe I missed it but I listened to the episodes and don't remember him being brought up.

I wouldn't say a hood is "defunct" just for not kicking it in their original territory, if they're still active. They're just a nomad gang or hoodless gang. Defunct is when no one is active. Everyone either doesn't bang, in jail, or dead. Their "hood" or neighborhood is defunct because they all got...

Definitely dying out. I don’t see any of their graffiti, and their neighborhood is more gentrified & whiter. Black people still live in the neighborhood though. I did see a Black guy with neck tattoos walking in that area a couple days ago and I wondered if he was BYGC.

That makes me wonder... have any Nortenos ever try to start a hood or a clique in Southern Cali? What's the most southern Norteno barrio? Are there any around Bakersfield? I've known Nortenos who lived in LA but they usually keep a low profile. But I remember in high school this dude used to tag "Fr...

Oh no not this guy again...

I know a lot of Hispanic gangs in the 70's and before hit up the swastika, and from what I know it served the purpose of an "x" to separate letters. Like CxC for "Culver City" for example. Although that doesn't appear to be the case on that BTLS tag. Althought. I have a picture of an old Dog Town 13...

alexalonso wrote:We will talk about Wardell Poochie Fouse on the next epidose of The Gangster Chronicles podcast.

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Wow looking forward to it.

[quote="alexalonso"]Still surprised that Nipsey got killed right at his spot. Can we learn any lessons from that?[/quote] This shit probably bothered me more than any other rapper getting shot. Part of the reason being is because I grew up in that same neighborhood for part of my childhood, and was ...

Is 18th Street the only gang with a clique within a clique? I figure that’s likely due to their days when they were rapidly growing and had such a high amount of members per clique/neighborhood. Clanton 14 st. is a bit unique by having a 1st hood, 2nd hood, 3rd and 4th hood, and then the cliques un...

I wouldn't say a hood is "defunct" just for not kicking it in their original territory, if they're still active. They're just a nomad gang or hoodless gang.

Defunct is when no one is active. Everyone either doesn't bang, in jail, or dead.

What about Temple St? Didn't a bunch of gangs break away from TST? Like Varrio Rebels ? Yes, Rebels came from Temple, and also the Filipino gang the Satanas. The Satanas in L.A. city is pretty much dead, but I hear they have a small presence in some of the outskirt cities like Cerritos and I think ...