Ali Siddiq Shares Stories Of His Early Hustling Days Selling Crack At 14 In Houston's Southside
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- Before he became a world famous comedian, Ali Siddiq was selling crack as a teenager in Houston's southside. He thought he had a code in what he was doing, but he quickly saw thin that idea was when he faced with his own father's drug addiction and the role he was playing in it.
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Man, Ali’s such a captivating story teller. This man will literally paint the picture and put YOU tf in it.
“I’m not proud of it” “I’m proud of you” 😂
Lol
Tell me why I see him laying down in that water with his face painted up like Arnold in Predators 😂
Great Story Teller 🤷🏾♂️
Lol with a crackhead
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Your mother sounds like a real one
I love listening to Ali talk. He’s such a good story teller and really speaks to you
My family made alot of money in the 80s and 90s but there is a price to be paid now we are all broken
I've heard him tell the rehab story before but for some reason it really hit different on this one. Same thing I'm going through with my grandpa
Maaannnn the thumbnail ffs😂😂
New Jersey was crazy too I started at 10
Didn’t get caught tho only went 5 years then my mom moved me to az I had 80k saved had to give it to my grandpa cus I couldn’t get on the plane with that much money
I did not know he was from Houston. My ears twitched when he said Briar Forest and Fondren.
He tells people he's "from Houston, repping h-town to the fullest!"
-that's what he said last time😂
Ali Saddiq highlighted my comment on his special promo yesterday. Pinned that mfr too!
Was a teen on the Northside of Houston in the mid-late 80's. Sht was CRAZY.
the last part tears to my eyes
Ali keep it going man
I saw the whole thing blow up in 1985 in LA. It got weird and desperate real quick. Too much money too much need to never run out. A bad combination. Prices for a brick in LA got down to $14k $18k for the very best stuff. Crazy.
Facts. I remember the jump out boys. Hell my uncle was 1 of them 😂😏
Coral gables was going down when i was 12
Effect of 85 happened in 95 ... Lasted until 2005
The interviewer seems to be very knowledgeable about drugs not to be a criminal…ijs 🤨
Dude is a criminal he ran with the cartels 😂😂😂
Must be new here
1. M.F. Charles man 🤣🤣🤣
2. Did u c dude in the gutter or did he surprise u? 🤣🤣🤣
Don't forget Detroit.
Fuck all the haters this is a great pod
27k -33k in new york 85-90
Tracy Morgan said "he was a Crack dealer with a hart of gold" on the tonight shower with Jimmy Fallon after the walmart truck accident
A lot of Dudes in the later days got turned out too 🤣
He forgot Miami
Belfort boys
He thinks Dope was selling everything started on the same day with crack 🤣
Foundern and main
I cringe when this white dude says “ghetto”
I’m in Houston and there’s is zoning it’s not chaos lol this dude is capping and Jimmy doesn’t know wtf he’s talking about were one of the biggest cities in this country
Crazy your mom was always telling you when you 18 you gotta go and not setting you up to succeed so what did she expect
You understand it was her first time being a parent without examples just doing her best. Even in that she didn’t put him in the streets in for a while thought he had an honest job that was just a front.
@@renewilder6807well in those days every momma said it those days parents just did stuff vs now where it’s more coddling, but it’s lessons learned tho cause his sister went to the army
That is what BLACK AMERICAN mothers do. Asian, Hispanic, White, Indian, Pakistani, Arab all set their children up to save a lot before they let them move out
In the 80s with the crack era there were not a lot of opportunities and things were different for black ppl then his mom saying that didn’t mean she set him up for failure she had other kids to raise
Well my mom said it also it was school service it didnt matter she wanted us out ❤❤❤I thank her for that because I worked sonce 14 went to school and didnt wanna go back home not even for summer break choices is what you have to accept and he has finally and its his real life😮
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He just stole Tracy Morgan story 😂
Foolish to assume that it wasn't common at the time. Lots of folks have similar stories.
Guy spent 10+ years in prison. Not Tracy Morgan story
Vlad shish. Thayz tellin and thayz tellin.
Maybe it’s just me, but there’s something so lame about grown men coming to talk about how cool they were and how they sold drugs when they were younger.. like, what are we doing here!?? None of this seems educational or informative so children don’t do it. Maybe I’m the lame one. 🤷🏻♂️
So agree.
It’s their story to tell 🤷🏿♂️if someone gullible or dumb enough to do it they’ll do it regardless we all had the just say no and drugs are bad speeches and it didn’t stop anything
I don’t think it’s about being cool you missed the point you are the lame one
Your name is bighedass and you’re talking about grown men being lame…?
No they are telling both sides. If you hear all these stories and still wanna do it you are delusional. They need to tell these stories.
No pride no shame