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Uncovering Shocking Stories in East Oakland |
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2023
- A true crime story from 23rd ave in Oakland, Ca in the 1980's and early 1990's. If you know about the 20's in East Oakland then you know it's one of the most notorious turfs in Oakland. Inspired by the likes of local kingpin such as Felix Mitchell, Lil D, Mickey Moe, and others, this is the story of how Big C and his brother Zoe Tha Roasta started on their mission to make 25th ave another turf to be reckoned with further expanding the Rollin 20's name and influence.
This video just brought back even more memories: As 80’s kids we had Malibu Grand Prix & The Castle arcade to go kick it at. Or Bayfair skate rink. And of course Eastmont was live than a muhfuh back then. As crazy as the east was, times was good 👍🏾
Glad you enjoyed it!
Soul scissors!! In Eastman mall!!! SOUL BEAT!
Incredible journey mixed with top tier story telling. As a young black man born and raised in oakland in the 90's I often try to imagine what it would have been like born one generation before. This man painted an extremely vivid picture. His story reminds me of old hiphop songs the way they still held the old days fondly but understand at the end there's consequences and growth that must happen if you want to keep surviving
This documentary was genius my guy. Respect 🫡
Thank you!🙏🏾
Sheer genius!
The Man has survived a lot. Being from Oakland too and being 10 yrs older than him, I can relate to a lot of what He is speaking about...2-4 West Oakland.
When you said gettin Plums and Loquats, you brought back a flood of memories. I grew up in 0-9 Playa hood back when OPD cars were tan and white. Wasn't active but was affiliated with the White Apartments. They beefed with Funktown and lost almost everytime but they had heart. Much respect was given to the Twomps and P-Dub.
9TH AVE. PALM TREE'S. MY BLOCK, MY FAMILY
Legendary. Salute fam🫡
The 80's the best years
Game recognize game!
Great interview. Chris you got an interesting story brother. Keep doing your positive thing. And RIP Zoe tha Roasta
Imagine if Black people had generational wealth where this manpower could have harnessed
These Black man didn't understand the importance of community building and nation hood.
@@JihadBey did you know them at that time ? I think you are leaving some pieces of the puzzle out of the equation
@@AK-ug1md What are the missing pieces of the puzzle? What is the status of the Black Community in the city of Oakland?
If Black People truly understood a true knowledge of themselves, THERE WOULB BE NO GHETTOS!
Sup June! Eddie , Kieth,sir Rell,Colton,rip Keith n Kevin! (E Cook living legend)
Wassup wit it🙌🏿 it’s dubblife
Ommmg Keith and Kevin what abt Joe and james
Rip SICKA! My playa Patna!
When I seen the hood on the thumbnail instantly clicked watch it’s crazy he in a older generation so I didn’t know him like that but one day I was outside my apartment in the city listening to my speaker and he walked up and was like you from the dubs I’m big C. Man so much game just came to me in this interview it’s just crazy how god works is all got to take that game and run with it.
Oakland is a beautiful place back then and now alot has changed i went to Garfield i use to walk from 35th ave i miss them days
I went to Hawthorne LoL
Hang around San Antonio Park playing baseball in early 90's
Garfield and Calvin Simmons and Machesney is were I went 80's were the best era ,good documentary cuddie!!
@@kevinwatson7178 I went to Calvin too LoL got kicked out in the 8th for lightning m80s in the hall ways 🤔 during passing time while everyone was in the halls kicked me out of all Oakland schools for a year Dr freeman was Dean Five days Smitty LoL 🤔
@@kevinwatson7178 Went to Machesney in ‘82. The days of the Crocasacs, Jellies, derbies, Ben Davis, 2 tone surfers and of course the fight spot in front of the taco spot on MacArthur. Back then we had a G named Tyrone Mack that be fightin fools from O High in front of that spot. Those was thee days ✅✅
Well I moved to 96 Ave when I was really young thank everyone in East Oakland that helped me go to school and get to work. Player Lee always supported me if I was selling bar b que, or music or candy. Thank you all. Sunny side people told me stories about Hot lips, on Sunny Side. I grew up rite between birch and cherry on 96th Ave, When I was little I was so hungry Art, Bug , Cory, Lou, they all would give me lunch money, I always pray and say thank you to God about that I moved to East Oakland from Tulare California and I really didn't have any family to help me so I always say thank you Jesus for Aunt B, Uncle Joe, and everyone.
Thank you.
RIP To Alandos Faulkner a true Oakland legend… if you know you know
Hell yeah the full interview
Big C good seeing you pimpshoes Twomos going to Tony's store not to far from Garfield elementary.My Cuzzo Vedo Carroll R.I.P in the wheel chair. TB is my cousin I remember y'all fighting on the block behind our cousin Jesse.
LMAO @ AC Mob
That's OLD
Bring back memories ❤
I remember that soft serve ice cream spot on mac before they built that storage center
you can thank mc hammer for the opd helicopter
Rip stepside AL-2400!
That’s my pops !! Love
💯💯💯💯
I. Remember. Those. Days,,, jimmy. Brown. ,Eric,,,zole,,,big. Cris. All. 25,, fam. And. On. 24.
Dudes was putting there hood on their hats in old English letters. Lol old school Oakland Shit. My stomping Grounds was West and North Oakland. Usto go to that St Andrews Church in West Oakland
Rest in peace bear cat#23-00# native pride
I used to live on 73rd & Ney Ave
98th and mac was gettin it in the 90s
Town Bizz
Sup Bigg C!
$up Burger!
Den Finn!
What Lyrics Tupac talked about pac really hung in the hoods in Oakland ?????? I heard he was connected in East Oakland
All the time. He spoke on situations as opposed to specific ppl or places
Real veteran
The" KID " 2300!
Big ✌🏾✋🏾💯
Rappin RON
ROLLIN 20’s
Official town business
Robert Green!
I was there east Oakland 69 7100
Riding Dem LTD '$
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Manzanita! E26ST 2300blk-Rollin 20'$
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