OG Mack Drama Says T Rogers is dead

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Sad if true.

BornInvincible said Sad if true.

Why is it sad?

RIP to a legend

First time I seen him was a youtube video where he was sh*tting on Wayne & Baby about being frauds

rip to him, one of the men, one of the Main 21
from southside Chicago to westside LA and started off at 13 years old. Legendary,
its a shame that the BPSN are no longer under that law anymore.
Mighty

who gives a fu*k, this n*gga is a figure of violence and black death he gets 0 glory

Rip to the legend.

J Money 95 said RIP to a legend First time I seen him was a youtube video where he was sh*tting on Wayne & Baby about being frauds

You never saw Colors?

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Sooooooooooooo why is he a legend??

sammcc30 said Sooooooooooooo why is he a legend??

Founded black p stones in LA. Triple OG Blood.

J Money 95 said RIP to a legend First time I seen him was a youtube video where he was sh*tting on Wayne & Baby about being frauds

The replays lol

sammcc30 said Sooooooooooooo why is he a legend??

U must be from South Dakota

Bandito said You never saw Colors?

interesting, never knew that was t. rogers

classic movie

ahmadou1 said Founded black p stones in LA. Triple OG Blood.

is he really a blood though? thought it was just a coincidence that bpsn and bloods wear red

I'm from The Bay. If y'all don't know, the culture was completely different in the 80s up until mid 2000s. Once I heard about T-Rodgers taxing artist for filming in L.A. hoods I instantly respected it. No the black didn't actually own the block, but a few of em got paid like they did. I think him, Big U, and Bone (Dude Suge tried to run over) used to be the green light guys on people filming in Los Angeles. I could be wrong about Bone.

Are any of dees red rappers goin show him love or ...?

nvm

I aint from LA so he isn't much of a legend for me but that sh*t he was spitting in the "Hard in the Paint" video was G af. I say this to my kids now


"Sometimes you, Sometimes me....Always us"

Glorifying a n*gga that pedaled violence, death, drugs, and fear to his own community lost n*ggas go ahead and hit that mf slap button

katurner 92 said is he really a blood though? thought it was just a coincidence that bpsn and bloods wear red

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Bandito said You never saw Colors?

I completely forgot about this

Turfaholic3 said I'm from The Bay. If y'all don't know, the culture was completely different in the 80s up until mid 2000s. Once I heard about T-Rodgers taxing artist for filming in L.A. hoods I instantly respected it. No the black didn't actually own the block, but a few of em got paid like they did. I think him, Big U, and Bone (Dude Suge tried to run over) used to be the green light guys on people filming in Los Angeles. I could be wrong about Bone.

You right on the money with Bone. Antoine had to ask him to film in the jungle for Training Day, I think thats why he's in the movie

katurner 92 said is he really a blood though? thought it was just a coincidence that bpsn and bloods wear red

He from Chicago and was a part of BPSN then when he moved to LA he started them out there with the Bloods. I only know this because he broke it down on TAX Season podcast.

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Rip to dude but the way some of y’all glorify gang sh*t is crazy
You can’t even walk to the store without losing your life and that’s your culture

Mixed feelings of course.

He brought order and discipline to the Jungles for a long time. All the n*ggas I know from BPS are solid dudes, actually community leaders and give back to the hood.

It's still gang banging at the end of the day but he moved like a man out for change.