The JAMAICAN WAR for South Dallas: Southside OG Spoon on Crack Epidemic, Poverty & Seein Dead Bodies
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- South Dallas veteran and original OG, OG SPOON, talks about the Jamaican war that came to south Dallas. He talks about the poverty level, crack epidemic and seeing dead bodies as a child.
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00:00 RealLyfe Intro
01:33 OG Spoon on what it means to be an OG
03:30 OG Spoon on young people in the streets, not having OG role models
05:17 OG Spoon on how he got his name
06:37 OG Spoon on where he grew up
8:18 OG Spoon on growing up in South Dallas
09:27 OG Spoon on how much money, his family had growing up
10:57 OG Spoon on his OGs growing up
11:27 OG Spoon on what schools he attended
13:10 OG Spoon on students fighting teachers growing up
14:00 OG Spoon on not being allowed to discipline children in the same way anymore
15:35 OG Spoon on legends he looked up to growing up: Chicago Red and albino red
16:38 OG Spoon on violence taken over the city
18:37 OG Spoon on on the crack epidemic in South Dallas *
21:23 OG Spoon on the government being responsible for the crack epidemic
22:20 OG Spoon on Jamaicans and Cubans in South Dallas
23:12 OG Spoon on the violence with the Jamaicans (graphic detail)
24:20 OG Spoon on his first time, seeing a dead body
26:14 OG Spoon on how growing up in the hood shaped his mentality
26:52 OG Spoon on playing sports growing up
28:50 OG Spoon on his first Street job
32:48 OG Spoon on going to school with Big Tuck & speaks on King Von
37:09 OG Spoon on doing jail time & making tick-tock videos in jail
39:56 OG Spoon on jail house rap
43:42 OG Spoon on the relationship between South Dallas and Oak Cliff
49:47 OG Spoon on Dallas Bloods
59:08 OG Spoon on South Dallas versus North Dallas
01:03:57 OG Spoon on South Dallas artist
01:08:47 OG Spoon on South Dallas car wash, shutting down
01:12:29 OG Spoon on being friends, with Lil’ Flip
01:17:56 OG Spoon on his new music
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Man when u listen to a dude from South Dallas tell them Jamaican stories it be intense....I'm from Cali and when I first moved to Texas I used to be in South Dallas alot and them Jamaica Stories was spooky
They were killing folks, cutting them up, and pouring salt in their wounds. The real locals had to kill them off and run them off
Nyggas just let anybody come around and do shyt. In the midwest it wasnt like that too much.
He makes you miss the good ol days. Bring him back! ❤
I love listening to Southerners talk because their humor and timing is so on point....😂😂😂
I really enjoyed watching this show he reminds me of some of my uncles he even said like us in Florida he kept it all the way 'G' frfr❤❤❤❤🗣🗣🗣
I have a friend thats an OG,all of my good friends are older than me. He is not lying about that. Thats one thing my OG friend talks about is the war they had with the Jamaicans in his hayday. This story is true..
Jamaican is everywhere yup yup dope interview … enjoyed it
correct... criminals and non criminals.
"This s*** going on now" he said that's how I grew up everyone knows when someone's real backstory not even needed.. everybody needs to step up change the world 🌎... Salutel to my guy here..
He's a real one no matter what makes that all you have to do is listen
This was good. I'm from Michigan and in 2008 my son n I lived at Lago and Jamaica in the south and honestly we had no problems at all. This was a good interview!
By 2000 the FBI and DEA and ATF changed the tone of things
She's slow
@themicheleshow5393 I lived on Jamaica back then 💪🏾
This is one of the best interviews ever…. I truly enjoyed this Chocolate…Bring him back he is really knowledgeable and really interesting to watch….😊
Y’all boys dropping that heat bk 2 bk
Most important part of what makes an OG: you gotta SURVIVE
OG Spoon is a nice looking gentleman and I love how he answered the questions and told about his childhood experience
🥄 Staying on point and keeping it professional he's not clowning like a lot of people I've seen on this podcast.
Yeah I can vouch for this somewhat.. I was 14 visiting relatives in South Dallas in 1990 and Jamaicans really was out there of Metropolitan, Malcolm X and Pennsylvania tuff for a minute. I personally seen a situation get ugly walking behind Golden Gate Funeral home headed to Grand to my aunts house. I got the hell away quick Jack lol I ran to Minyards Supermarket and hopped on the pay phone for a ride. Shit got real… I spent the whole summer out there. Love Dallas
Oh yeah that's definitely 💯
The fact that I can vividly imagine that whole incident bc I know & remember all of those landmarks lol!!
You mean Oakland. Before it was called Malcolm X
Most definitely them dudes ran it. Crazy as hell
Facts
This is shocking to me. I know Jamaicans turned up in NY,Miami,LA, London, Boston and a few more but not Dallas. Everyday you learn
Philly & DC…but we ran em out
Jamaicans go everywhere...Toronto, London, NY, Baltimore, Atlanta, Florida, etc
@@Rio-uv1gs Trinidadians & Hatians too…all 3 of them lil islands real violent & real smart businessmen. In my opinion Jamaicans the most violent, Haitians stick together & dominate via numbers the most, and Trinidadians conduct business under the radar the best they know how to blend in & they so close to Venezuela & Argentina that they the first stop on the pipeline.
@@hereforthecomments_tv Dallas did too
@@hereforthecomments_tv I heard Richmond va ran em out too fr
It was deadly and bloody in South Dallas 80s and early 90s. TRUST ME. RIP MS ELAINE DAM I DIDN'T KNOW SHE DIED BEEN GOING THERE SINCE I WAS 16 AND IM 48.
Awe noooo! I didn't know Mrs. Elaine passed! I just told some friends last week ..." we're going to Elaine's for some Jamaican oxtails, beans and rice, Jamaican pies, and dessert! I'm still going, and will forever be a customer!❤
Best Jamaican Food In The City
Have you heard of Freddy Krueger ?
@@Zaybreeze hell yeah
@@thelastdon6562 they say he got killed.
Best interview yet!!! Hands diine!!!
Done time with OG Spoon. Solid To core 💯
Ol south dallas my kinfolk stayed on Hatcher right across the street from fire station,dangerous back then but them was the good ol days
Real one !! Protect at all cost.
That cup drop save though..
I fw big bra.. good interview he remind me of Soulja slim like he don’t portray gangsta but you can tell it’s in him and he well spoken real OG shit respect to you
Slim definitely portrayed gangsta. A real life embodiment
Dope interview 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Y’all need to interview Ray Charles any real hustler from Dallas should know who ray charles is
Ain’t he loccd up
Naw he out now still doing good he got 4 kids with my cousin he around
I thought he die his episode was on 1st48 I think
@@MrKingtexas100 he don’t want to do any interviews?
Hell naw he ain’t dead
Been hearing about this story since a youngin 💯💪🏾 LL OG Lukey
Do you mean 44 OG Dookie Luk Armstrong?
Dope interview! fasho
From South Dallas, Spoon came from my era, certified…
He looks so young but he's not much younger than me and he truly is from South Dallas this interview took me back
Solid 💪🏽💯💯💯
Wish we had more guys like this!❤✍🏾🔥
Facts dude str8 up real...💯
Great Interview to real
Meshack in Garland with the bbq spot. Definitely remember the Jamaican era I'm 49 and knew a few..
Then u knew bout C & G barbershop
Spoon so laid back and cool! Like this nigga!
He’s gorgeous❤
Bring him back ❤
😳😳😳🥴🥴🥴🤣🤣🤣🤣
He said it though social media changed everything fact but yet that's how we're able to meet him... Catch-22
My pops used to tell me about how it was in the south when he was in the streets in the 80s and 90s
I went to Pearl C when it was Elementary. Then got bussed to Robert T Hill and John B Hood. South Dallas for real!!! Good shit Fellas!!!
My grandmother Dot used to live in the house in front of the club, there were two they were across each other and there was that liquor store thats still there to this day. The fish place up the street was soo good. Or the apartments they tore down in front of the corner store.
Grew up in the heart of South Dallas too. Graduated from Lincoln, used to go to the original Hendersons during band practice and Little World before school. I still call it Oakland not Malcom X Blvd, Elsie Fay Higgins is still Hatcher to me.
Like he said South Dallas was fun af. I couldn't wait to go over madea's house. A lot of cousins aunties uncles and my daddy grew up there. I got alot of game from the south and it balanced me. Oak Cliff gave me another side but the south was gutter from the top to the bottom 24/7. Over 20 people in 1 house making pallets on the floor. I learned alot about women from the prostitutes on second and hatcher. The south is my 2nd home always.
Lol I'm 44 now and I never was a fighter so I used to hate during the summer times when we were little my mother used to take us off of MLK to that rec center. It was a total different world from the Duncanville area I was used to... But after I became a nation of Islam member in 2001 I fell in love with every part of Dallas and anything blk.
When he said north Dallas was the suburbs he talking about forest lane, Hampton park, I’m from north Dallas projects lol we been hood.
South Dallas is where all the people in the burbs (Plano, Richardson, Garland) came to feel "Real" and roll through. We had so much fun back in the day going to club "City Lights": stopping to get a fish basket, chicken basket and link baskets from Top Cat, Henderson chicken, and Good Luck! And Little World? Best hamburgers in a mom and pop store ever 😋
Garland really ain’t been suburb since the late 80s early 90s early 2000s it was hell
@@isatrap61 uhh? I think you better do a little research? There are a couple of zip codes in Garland where it's not too friendly. But with the edition of the Firewheel subdivision and the George Bush turnpike Garland is very much still suburban. The tax bracket may not rival Plano or Richardson like the Southern sector of Dallas doesn't rival White Rock Lake or Kessler Park but the zip codes determines enfranchisement or disenfranchisement . Check Mate 🧉
@@BubBub-yc8qm shut up I know garland and mesquite and Richardson has dangerous areas and even some Plano area how you gone tell me and I’m from GARLAND it’s my SECOND HOME OAKCLIFF MY FIRST
@@BubBub-yc8qmYep Goodluck Hamburgers are still there to this day
shout out 42ce Og spoon my family fa sho fa sho we was running bacc in forth to houston bacc in 2011 -13 with the a few jamaican's when salty lived on Casey st. after the beef died down real talk i remember bean rip, going to war with them jamaicans in the late 90's it was crazy in the south mane frfr and still is!
Good catch homie ✊🏾 22:55
Grew up with this guy 🙏🏾 He been a solid person since I known him going back to the Pearl C Anderson days Wish he would have gave some light on the Green Team tho
The green team that everybody worked for? Lol
Thought you wish he’s not celebrated for what he did but anything positive he’s doing now smh
RIP MAN
RIP Mann.. GreenTeam LIVES!!!!
I linked the interview. But you guys could have really asked more hard hitting questions. Things that would have extracted the wealth of life experience and city history that this man represents. I think you guys have to throw out that fear/awe factor as well as throw away useless questions. That alone will take the quality to a level where its beneficial and viral
Went to Pearl C Anderson for 5 yrs an I grew up on Dixon i remember the times especially when the Jamaicans were there,,An a whole lotta other things. Souf Dallas
I love how Boosie a dad before anything and he all the way real so many rappers gotta play the role to be relevant
For whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved ♥️
South Dallas is wild and out of control sometimes.Very i mean very dangerous neighborhood.Its like Harlem New York and South Central L.A. rolled up in one but smaller neighborhood.You can tell he is from South Dallas.Thier swag never goes unnoticed.Tough area for real.Peace to D town and all the G's still alive ✌
I remember being a kid in the 80s Cubans and Jamaicans were going at it hard in Pleasant Grove and South Dallas East Dallas.
Yup. They were also in Fort Worth. I’m on the Fort Worth side. They came out of now here and set up trap house Boarded up the houses and made slots to exchange drugs for cash. Like a vending machine. Those Jamaicans were different
He hit him with the Belly. I did not think he would turn it down to Paid in Full
The real Oak42land he ain’t lying about it being fun growing up in 42ce… Getting candy from Mr. Reese. Drinking Jungle Juice From the original Neighborhood store sitting at Wheatley Park rolling El Productos!! Getting the hamburger basket at Toms on Medows. Watching out for the opps walking down metropolitan. Partying at the Big house!! Hooping at the Rec aka King center…
Our race can only go as far as we can see. And if we constantly look at the past. That becomes our future. I will never have kids in America. Respectfully I feel it's over for the majority of us. Smh. It hurts a lot honed. Bcuz I truly care
DTOWN in the building!!
Respect for my 42 gangstas some of the realest in it
Since I been here every now nd again I hear a ole skool guys speak on this I never got the whole story
Nah fr this shi getting crazier everyday
My Guy salute
THIS JUST OPENED ANOTHA PORTEL SOUTH DALLAS AND DA JAMAICANS
Our government sent the Jamaicans here for the 1st line of distribution for Crack cocaine
Nope just another case of immigrants ruining this country and making black Americans look bad
@@jackcoleman8086 😂 stop it.. the Colombians were first.
And the government don’t need some damn Jamaicans to bring the coke over… somebody telling you lies.. they didn’t send no damn rocks either.. all bricked up powder.
You gotta be a kid..
Some you fools think everything was some damn government
Drugs have been in the black community from day one the President directed the CIA under direction of George Bush to flood the communities of people that look like me with Crack and guns and they enlisted the Jamaicans to assist in the distribution now you are telling a MF LIE
@@jackcoleman8086 talk to em... My daddy told me bout that
Real Badness Jamaica showed everybody that internationally no question
a real 0ne fasho, i was locked up with OG, it was Lil Ced (Cliffs) BoneyB (Highland Hills) Me (West Dallas) & Finesse (42uece) our lil click was hard on pack 2
At that time it was only one middle school and 2 high schools in south Dallas
S/O to OG SPOON 🦍...4️⃣2️⃣CE Finesse 💙...
Finessin a Blessing..If u aint Finessin you Stressing..💙
Prince Hall in Dixon circle...much luv to my ppl on da Sunny Southside....all of da Triple D..from Southeast Denton TX💯💙I don't know bro but I definitely heard of Spoon and I tip my hat to ya my boy for da game..
Dixon grew on Grovewood street 💚
Grow up right next door on second Ave and reesse Dr
Reminds me of Roy Lee
I love our accents in Texas, especially Oak Cliff and South and East Dallas. They think we really country though. 😂😂
Yeah y'all real country no shame in that
Yeah till they come down here and find out
@@GamingWithEricBlacc been there done that from Houston Katey Galveston beach town to fort bend co jail that's why I know
You are. It's all good though.
@@GamingWithEricBlacc 😂simmer down net banger.. everyone everywhere got killers..
Them white boys even be killing sht.. nobody scared y’all’s sht..
Pops owned a game room on Bexar St. back in the 80s. He would never let me go on a Friday night, he said it was too dangerous. I was on they ass on the pool table and Donkey Kong lol.
Elaine’s fire. Damn I didn’t kno she passed. She used to be on other side next to theater
Get more guys like this
I did time with Spoon back in da gap, real one
My whole family from the row I got some kinfolk who didn't fold when them Jamaicans was here thats a million dollar story or tv series
South Dallas my favorite era in Dallas locked up lew lew where i got schooled I was working dropping gas off mlk Malcolm x ain’t even know I was in the hood reminded me Detroit
It’s a lot of us from Flint & Detroit in the south they the closest thing to us in Dallas
Great shout out to OG 🥄 having that respect for moms.
ION EVEN KNOW YA MANE BUT SPIIIII YO SHIIII!!!!ITS ONLY A HANDFUL LEFT TO TALK ABOUT IT!!!ON MY MOMMA!!PRAYERS UP TO CONTINUED SUCCESS!!1000000
Certified Og stamped Frfr SouthSide the realist
Damn I was 5, 6, 7, 8. From 1987 to 1990. I remember that shit Jamaicans was everywhere in Dallas especially on Webb Chapel
Salute!
We came from Miami along with the Cuban open shop
A lot of guys from NY went too.. Especially guys from MacGregor Gully who were living in Brooklyn. They were the first I think (well to Texas not necessarily Dallas).
DISD night at the Fair was a true adventure
He coming all the way from the 80s we stayed in the heart of South Dallas
babyyy… OG lookin good right there 😂😂😝
In god!
That part awhole meal ready to be tasted!!! 2:16
Shiiit you looking kinda good sweets what’s that instagram I swing yo way not the other
Your beautiful yrself
@@chriscote100 thank you❤️
People's mind frame's are so different it's a learning experience.
Get somebody on here that was in the war with the Jamaicans! That would be legendary
REEELL O.G. SHIT!! 💯✊🏿👑
A real OG for real 💯💯❤️
💙🫶🏾 spoon fed 🔥
My dad best friend used to work with my granddaddy and granddaddy used to run with them Jamaicans in the cliff, my daddy best friend came short with some money and them Jamaicans put a bag on him and was out to get em before anybody collect the bounty... My granddaddy gave up all his cars and paid the 30k bounty for dudes life... His azz was damn near outta there
Damn‼️
Damn. They were very serious 2
@@cmack5215ose are good Jamaicans..I remember dude owed some of them money and they gave him a deadline and the dude met the deadline,but the next day they killed his mom,called and told him 'don't be late next time'.
Growing up in the south was fun that’s why we comeback real shit
Bruh... him and errol spence got that same slow country talk. Love da south name. I'm from south Carolina so I had to watch
My uncle said in the late 80s early 90s the rule was
Sh00t anything wit dreads
🤦🏿♂️
Need to bring up them artist square days… gladiator nights!
Jamaica 🇯🇲 ❤
He aint lying pearl c anderson was lit everybody from every hood in the south went to pearl C
That's my cousin and he telling our family story and it took me back
Good lucks when it was by east Dallas project
I like that dude, he got some swag. he about that life. he got that street knowledge. …I like that
Without watching this interview although never mind that this s*** is always real props to y'all!!!
I remember those days my cousin and myself had some dealings with the park row Jamaicans and we had it going on crazy times 😅
We everywhere 🇯🇲 #nycgotti
Y'all better checc da mfn history.. mfs was getting found chopped up in bathtubs.. my ol man and uncs stepped for da cliff and da city 'Clark’
For real he telling the honest god truth