Back In The Hood: Gang War 2 - 2004

GANG WAR: BANGIN' IN LITTLE ROCK captivated audiences across America in 1994. East Coast and West Coast gangs had converged in Little Rock, Arkansas and local black kids were choosing sides. White kids were also joining up. No one at the time had seen white kids speaking in gang vernacular, getting "beat in," or "retaliating." The homicide rate per capita soared and surpassed that of New York and Los Angeles. The police cracked down, most of the OG's went to prison, the economy got better and life slowed down for a while.
After ten years of relative calm, Little Rock is heating up again. Funding for community programs is being diverted to anti-terrorism, the economy has turned, and the OG's are back in town. So we're back in the hood to see how our old friends are faring and what the new generation has in store.

[@StephenLuthy]

this is youngleen06 from little rock from da westside off of 12th street, its 2012 and ain't really nothing changed, its sad but its survival

[@blackashotta9855]

who wrote the slowed up song

[@hght]

anybody know what happened to the white kids in the beginning of the first documentary???

[@CircaMay85]

I know this is real late but there is a video interview of the blonde girl that got branded on her back here on RUclips I think it’s titled ruclips.net/video/vVIIcb4HnmQ/видео.html I don’t know what happen to the other white kids probably dead, or realized how stupid they looked and grew up and have families or in prison now.

[@howshould]

I agree with what beens said in this video alot people dont understant unless you experience the unjust situation. Then something must be wrong with the system to keep young people fighting in gangs. Worst part most are children some without parents, they enter the gangs as early as eight years old. LORD COVER THESE YOUNG CHILDREN FROM THE VIOLENCE, LIFE OF DRUGS. TEACH THEM TO LOVE ONE ANOTHER AND TO FORGIVE. THROUGH EDUCATION AND PRAYERS. GUIDE THEM

[@phillipryan4675]

howshould true but when do we start putting the real blame on the people commiting the crime selling the drugs a nd doing the killing its not society its the culture of those involved

[@SanDiegoAREA51]

2 more years for 20 years from 1994!

[@alexandercoffman8319]

I must admit you do have a point on your comment. [ Quinton Burden ]

[@lancenewman1978]

does anyone know the song playing throughout the video?

[@LITTLEROCK2517]

yo

[@JACKTRIPPA100]

lance newman. wat kinda dudes goes to a city just to see wat gangs are like there? lots of people have become casualties not being wary of gangs in other towns while on totally innocent vaca and went back din a bag or hit the fuck up

[@tiaramonique1]

@BemyTheLadysLover are you serious?

[@alexandercoffman8319]

[ Quinton Burden ] , Please do not talk shit about a city you are not from.

[@lancenewman1978]

@bondservant4Him
thank you.

[@TheBsheep]

that has gotta be the ugliest steering wheel i have ever seen...

[@D-BRAZY]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tessieseddell8901]

Who sings that song. The hood?

[@raphaelspears7080]

Tessie Seddell did you ever find out the song

[@1standkdy202]

Mack 10 Welcome to the Hood

[@jasonhinton66]

who sings the hood

[@bigdickchaneytripp8024]

Jason Hinton Mack 10

[@bondservant4Him]

@lancenewman1978 mack 10 welcome to the hood

[@blueshoez903]

who did the (In the hood song?)

[@1standkdy202]

Mack 10 Welcome to the Hood

[@mrseximix]

l0l steering wheel 1:40