Most of them from Texas and Louisiana this why they called it South Central Los Angels. Alot of Creoles migrated to California to escape the racism and find jobs.
@@mrdanbino7498 it’s literally the same thing lmao tf u talking about One just does it 1000 times better and bring realism to it but the styles are the same And the timeline is basically the same too 80s/early 90s
Snowfall ain’t better than BMF only difference is Meech is a next level nigga so someone acting him it’s hard to believe he was really like that but that was really like that but they used certain things to protect certain people but Snowfall is one of the best shows ever
No... Franklin and Jerome reminded me of that scene in coming to America where Eddie Murphy's character tries to not look like a tourist but stops at a tourist shop and buys head to toe New York flags, pins, and clothes
@@cjbrown420Malcom Mays, who plays Uncle Lou is from L.A. just like London Brown (Uncle Marvin). Malcom (Lou-Lou) is from Baldwin Village aka The Jungles. His Uncle is Stanley "Tookie" Williams.
facts the most feared and respected nigga in LA was not Affiliated Street niggas... they were making power moves and had to move around hood to hood. Also nigga was would jump from hood to hood when the parents moved. So, from 2 to 6 you were locked in tight with bloods, then you move to a crip hood from 6 to 11 now you locked in with crips. Most of the street niggas went from school to school so you get to know folks that way. Then you get your first pinch, and you go to YA. Now you get cool or get to know folks form other hoods in the system. You start selling drugs... now you are pushing in the projects... so you get to know project niggas. It's the low-level niggas that stay in one hood... don't leave the block and think it's just that one program. That whole crip and blood thing is funny too.. how many crips kill crips and bloods kill bloods.... your homie boy/ childhood friend going to step for you no matter what color you got on.
You can tell by the change in his mood he was talking about snowfall and when said unk was a country boy he changed his stance . Bro gave him context .
The Uncle Jerome role was portrayed very well. I was living off Crenshaw & Jefferson during the 1980s-1990s. Jerome reminded me of a FEW men I knew around that time. My homeboy Dad and one of my cousins jump out the quickest
had 2 older cousins, they were brothers. They both were barbers when I was a kid. Now they both over 60yo, one is bald, the other still rocking the suga free pony tail and still hittn them weights
Naw, I believe him, my granddad 64, still works out 3 times a day, and dudes still cut like he in his 30's, he also Compton Born and raised. It's something in the water😂😂
You have to remember those old school uncles during that time were the last ones raised by big momma nem…who was from the south. Old southern ways and mannerisms.
@@thebestone5642Yea, in LA, a buncha people in the west families came from the south, hell, Tookie was from Louisiana and in New Orleans people come down all the time that’s kin to folks and it’s way more than a few my dude, I got family from LA, San Diego, The Bay that we just meeting, because their parents and grandparents left the south and separated theirselves once they got there and they swore they were straight west coast, ain’t know nothing about their roots til their people died
So what if Uncle Jerome was from Texas in the story line? Raymond Washington was from Texas originally and tookie williams was from Louisiana. 2 founding members of the crips in L.A.
Me growing up in Philly i always looked at LA as a magical place. Just going off seeing movies tv and rappers out there. I always wanted to go there. Finally went when I was 25. And it didnt disappoint. Been back 4x. I love LA. Now ive also lived in NY. Theres no place like Philly and NY. They are home. But LA is my home in my fantasy.
I’m from Long Beach, born in Compton and My baby mama is from Philly. Her brothers tough than mfka. I always say the best boxers in the world come from Philadelphia
That’s me I promise you I’m from Indiana and ppl always say I got Cali influences I swear just by the way I dress easily loom like I live in Compton or Watts 😂 but that’s just been me since a jit
He's living in a fantasy. West Coast? Just say San Diego or Bay Area. Ain't no West Coast way of dressing up. Cali had on Timbs just like NY had in Addidas or Pumas or Converse
@@thebestone5642I think up until John Singleton died, which would’ve been season 3, Snowfall was in the convo. The last 3 seasons were good, but you could tell there had been a tonal shift in the source material. Wire reigns supreme tho.
I was born in 1980, I am 43, I grew up in Northern Cali, I wore them K-Swiss. You are not lying on the shoes. K-Swiss, Jordans, Filas. There was also Nike Cortez that the hardcore mexicans usually wore.
Southern California, hella Black people wore Cortez. We’re close in age so for me it was Ellesse, Cortez, Pumas, Filas and Chucks. Even had a few pair of LA Gear 😂
When I moved to 45th St. ( four-five) south east San Diego back in 1984 right down the street from Bay Vista. The dip. Mostly everybody was wearing coasters and I came from the East Coast with a fresh pair of red and black pumas with the speckled shoelaces. Everybody wanted to be my friend.
Franklin had K Swiss. Dude just didn’t like the show. Snowfall wasn’t a show about the authenticity of gang attire. It was about government exploitation of Black folks.
@apocalipsdoebermen8376 If you analyzed and are familiar with the story, documentary, and series. You'd know Snowfall was setting Louie up for something big. For example, when jermerker and her mother were evicted from home in South Central, she always wanted money and have her own. With many trials, tribulations through poverty led her to the game. Like louie, who was introduced as a scrappy ride or die girl of Jerome with dreams and goals finding another way out and sharing the same entrepreneur spirit like jermerker expanding her empire. Even when times get hard, she never folds. She can hold her own, she got her own, and remains LOYAL
@SMOOTHCUTPRODUCTION In the docuseries. "Here's how the crack epidemic brought the city to its knees." Based on The War of Drugs, the US began selling arms to Iran, with Israel being the middlemen. USA military aide Oliver North devises the Iran-Contra Plan. For example, Teddy entered the season as a CIA agent diverting money sale of drugs in LA to fund Nicaragun Contra rebel in Central America in an effort to stifle the communist Nicaragun government. Analyzed the second season began with President Regan on March 16th, 1988, and the address and threats the USA posed by the Nicaragun government Soviets Union support to topple democracy in South America. Proposing $100 million dollar aid packages from U.S. Nicaraguan "freedom fighters." With the scene cutting to Teddy watching Reagan address the Congress for $600 million in 1983 to prevent the Soviet Union from gaining more control in the region.
Not to knock WC or any others but you had actual real members from out of different areas of SoKaL involved on the back scenes not allowing them to water it down
In every city there are followers who wear what the city wear and real ones who wear and do what they want to , some people just don't realize they been following their whole life
In the 80’s growing up in Inglewood and South Central. Fila’s and all the shoes you mentioned. I’m not a a gang banger and I wore chucks with Levi’s and polo’s we all have different styles and me and my homies were unique in putting our wardrobe together. Fila and Sergio Tacchini was in my wardrobe in the 80’s. My uncles used to buy me all the sweat suites and shoes. They was balling.
If im not mistaken, OG Turtle from Santana was from Lousianna. His family lived on Rose st and his mama owned a restaurant on orange Ave in Long Beach's east side.
The WEst Coast at that time was defining itself. Part of my fam migrated to Inglewood in the 70s from Chicago(by way of Mississippi). Black folks were showing up from the deep south and all over and moving to Cali. There was no "LA accent" back then even if you watch the old videos. A lot of folks had country accents, So Jerome was an accurate representation of what you had back then.
I don't watch these kinds of shows but on a side note I am a Brooklyn guy and I first went to Los Angeles in 2000. Went straight to the hoods everyone told me to avoid lol...Inglewood, Watts, South Central, Compton etc...the homies knew that I wasn't a street cat and showed me a lot of love and respect. Shoutout to my people out West ❤
Texas and California have always been linked up…a lot of black soldiers returning from the war moved out west for the jobs and being able to use their VA housing benefits that weren’t afforded in Texas.
I totally get where he's coming from though. Out of towners will love it because they match it with the stereotypical image. But locals know better because it's the little things that mean the most.
We went to Rice Highschool in Harlem. He was a good kid growing up. He modeled and bartended at the Apollo. I remember when he set his sights on Hollywood. He didn’t give up. Congratulations to Amen Joseph aka Jerome. He from Harlem not Brooklyn!
In the Bay Area niggas was rockin’ Lotto’s, BK’s, Filas, Travel Foxes, Saucony’s, Diadora’s, Troops. Snowfall just didn’t show the OG 1st wave of drug dealers that dressed like Marvin on Rasing Kanan with the full length leather coats, Golden Child leather hats, track suits zipped all the way up and all that shit!
I said this from day 1 that snowfall was perfect they just needed somebody to fix wardrobe. Early 80s my pops n them had Afros and perms, few Jheri curls, suede Pumas with the fat laces, and tucked in white tees with gold ropes, bracelets and watches. Nobody on the west wore adidas tracksuits and kangols! And nobody had high fades in the 80s out west yet 😂 yea that shit bothered me a little.
All folks from the WestCoast got family roots in the South and is about three generations from coming from the South lol.
Yup, I’m from L.A. by way of Alabama
@@apocalipsdoebermen8376 Georgia native (East Point) but I got family in Los Angeles (Crenshaw).
Yup, all my peoples moved from Shreveport Louisiana to Southeast San Diego in the early 70’s.
Exactly
Most of them from Texas and Louisiana this why they called it South Central Los Angels. Alot of Creoles migrated to California to escape the racism and find jobs.
The acting in Snowfall was way better than BMF in my opinion..
Better than any show on starz period not just bmf
Duh 2 different style shows
Way better!
@@mrdanbino7498 it’s literally the same thing lmao tf u talking about
One just does it 1000 times better and bring realism to it but the styles are the same
And the timeline is basically the same too 80s/early 90s
Snowfall ain’t better than BMF only difference is Meech is a next level nigga so someone acting him it’s hard to believe he was really like that but that was really like that but they used certain things to protect certain people but Snowfall is one of the best shows ever
Jerome was believable period
my manz in hs feelings Abt somebody playing a West coast cat and not from thr ( even though he was born for the part, str8up!)
Absolutely what I was saying
No... Franklin and Jerome reminded me of that scene in coming to America where Eddie Murphy's character tries to not look like a tourist but stops at a tourist shop and buys head to toe New York flags, pins, and clothes
Well if you’re from cali than that opinion matters but if you aren’t then….
Sure was ‼️
Uncle Jerome did as good of a job as any actor could’ve in that role to me
Old boy hating. I lived in Pomona for years & Jerome seemed like a West Coast dude. It wuz shocking 2 me when I found out the actor wuz from NY.
@@MrTacarlosthat’s just like on Power, Cat that plays Uncle Marvin is really from Cali
@ MrTacarlos ,Real shit my homie straight hating
@@cjbrown420Malcom Mays, who plays Uncle Lou is from L.A. just like London Brown (Uncle Marvin). Malcom (Lou-Lou) is from Baldwin Village aka The Jungles. His Uncle is Stanley "Tookie" Williams.
Thats why he hating. @MrTacarlos
One thing Uncle Jerome had right was the damn Jheri Curl!
Every time curl was drippin
Shut up
😂😂😂
Yep!!!!!
Dude asking how Jerome west coast and he ain't crip, like non-affiliated street niggas dont exist 😭😭
Facts......That didn't make any sense. There were also Bloods so why did he just say Crip?
facts the most feared and respected nigga in LA was not Affiliated Street niggas... they were making power moves and had to move around hood to hood. Also nigga was would jump from hood to hood when the parents moved. So, from 2 to 6 you were locked in tight with bloods, then you move to a crip hood from 6 to 11 now you locked in with crips. Most of the street niggas went from school to school so you get to know folks that way. Then you get your first pinch, and you go to YA. Now you get cool or get to know folks form other hoods in the system. You start selling drugs... now you are pushing in the projects... so you get to know project niggas. It's the low-level niggas that stay in one hood... don't leave the block and think it's just that one program. That whole crip and blood thing is funny too.. how many crips kill crips and bloods kill bloods.... your homie boy/ childhood friend going to step for you no matter what color you got on.
@@Sidewinder528cause he crip
@OnDugs .....So what he crip. Crips ain't the only gangs in Cali or The West Coast
@@Sidewinder528the neighborhood that Jerome was from is a crip neighborhood.
You can tell by the change in his mood he was talking about snowfall and when said unk was a country boy he changed his stance . Bro gave him context .
Thanks Captain obvious
Uncle Jerome was my favorite character
Mine to. He killed it
First off, everybody didn't gang bang in the streets , you had some dope dealers and snowfall was about that in the 80s
They had hella gangs in the 80's the war was so bad they had a peace treaty in 92. You just talkin, pipe down
Don’t matter. You still got the swagg
Yea nah bro
You had yo pick a side
Rick Ross wasn't a gang banger
@@Spikeleenephew Rick Ross was a banger doing drive bys saying" WHAT UP CUH ?"
The Uncle Jerome role was portrayed very well. I was living off Crenshaw & Jefferson during the 1980s-1990s. Jerome reminded me of a FEW men I knew around that time. My homeboy Dad and one of my cousins jump out the quickest
He said he wasn’t moving like a Crip…
@@MillieMoBuckzdid he say that?
Who said Jerome was a Crip in the movie?
Jerome did come from Texas in snowfall
That’s most blacks in La n Comp town
Everybody in Compton knows someone just like Uncle Jerome real talk.
had 2 older cousins, they were brothers. They both were barbers when I was a kid.
Now they both over 60yo, one is bald, the other still rocking the suga free pony tail and still hittn them weights
No they don’t
Naw, I believe him, my granddad 64, still works out 3 times a day, and dudes still cut like he in his 30's, he also Compton Born and raised. It's something in the water😂😂
You have to remember those old school uncles during that time were the last ones raised by big momma nem…who was from the south. Old southern ways and mannerisms.
THIS.
Not in LA
@@thebestone5642Yea, in LA, a buncha people in the west families came from the south, hell, Tookie was from Louisiana and in New Orleans people come down all the time that’s kin to folks and it’s way more than a few my dude, I got family from LA, San Diego, The Bay that we just meeting, because their parents and grandparents left the south and separated theirselves once they got there and they swore they were straight west coast, ain’t know nothing about their roots til their people died
@@thebestone5642where you think people in LA came from ? Just appeared with no origin ?
So what if Uncle Jerome was from Texas in the story line? Raymond Washington was from Texas originally and tookie williams was from Louisiana. 2 founding members of the crips in L.A.
Raymond Washington isn’t from Texas. His family is from Texas and moved to LA before Raymond was born
Well in actuality Louie the character was from Baton Rouge Louisiana
@@7th_Colton Raymonf was from H Town
FACTS
Turtle from Santana block/blocc crips was originally from Texas look him up
Me growing up in Philly i always looked at LA as a magical place. Just going off seeing movies tv and rappers out there. I always wanted to go there. Finally went when I was 25. And it didnt disappoint. Been back 4x. I love LA. Now ive also lived in NY. Theres no place like Philly and NY. They are home. But LA is my home in my fantasy.
I’m from Long Beach, born in Compton and My baby mama is from Philly. Her brothers tough than mfka. I always say the best boxers in the world come from Philadelphia
@@wejuggernautentertainmentl3156 - Its tough do anywhere you go!
@@1300mikehoward never said it wasn’t. Im From the worst city in America trust me I know
That’s me I promise you I’m from Indiana and ppl always say I got Cali influences I swear just by the way I dress easily loom like I live in Compton or Watts 😂 but that’s just been me since a jit
That shit is beautiful asf. I’m from Brooklyn 1st time I went to LA I fell in love with that shit
Snowfall was like advertisement for Dickies and ben davis.
Teach ya man how to squabble 💯🔥✊🏾💪🏾🤙🏾
Pure Cali attitude and lingo
Uncle Jerome reminded me of my uncle’s coming up 😂😂
Dude a hater😂
Definitely
I feel the same way
He's living in a fantasy. West Coast? Just say San Diego or Bay Area. Ain't no West Coast way of dressing up. Cali had on Timbs just like NY had in Addidas or Pumas or Converse
@@jaykaynum5569 bro 😂niggaz be too biased, talkin crazy
@@jaykaynum5569Cali def has it’s own look. Probably the most unique at that. Niggas ain’t wearing no tims back in the day tho
Snowfall is on ANOTHER level. Authentic to the west coast or not
But it’s still hella unrealistic. Nothing like the wire
@@thebestone5642I think up until John Singleton died, which would’ve been season 3, Snowfall was in the convo. The last 3 seasons were good, but you could tell there had been a tonal shift in the source material. Wire reigns supreme tho.
We wore fila’s TI sweat suits etc.. yeah I was born in the 60’s raised in the 70’s-80’s in Inglewood. This conversation took me back 😂.
Jerome was cold blooded baby!!!!💯🥷💯
I was born in 1980, I am 43, I grew up in Northern Cali, I wore them K-Swiss. You are not lying on the shoes. K-Swiss, Jordans, Filas. There was also Nike Cortez that the hardcore mexicans usually wore.
I think the first pair of k-swiss i seen on a brotha was a dude fron Cali in 87. Of course the tennis kids all wore em
Southern California, hella Black people wore Cortez. We’re close in age so for me it was Ellesse, Cortez, Pumas, Filas and Chucks. Even had a few pair of LA Gear 😂
@@KayplayaWhat about sketchers?
@@thepeopleschampion2088 No. But I get why you mentioned them
Uncle Jerome was my favorite character... and Leon!!!
When I moved to 45th St. ( four-five) south east San Diego back in 1984 right down the street from Bay Vista. The dip. Mostly everybody was wearing coasters and I came from the East Coast with a fresh pair of red and black pumas with the speckled shoelaces. Everybody wanted to be my friend.
Like to see West Coast OG’s from the other side link up and have conversations. Them niggas legends frfr.
Damn, they took me back with this one. Sergio Tacchinis and Ellesse! Lol! I remember Diadora and BKs were hitting too for a minute.
And don't get me started on croaker sacs and Coasters! Lol!
I remember the Cross colors clothes and L.A Gear boots too. I had the suede black and gray ones in the 8th grade.
And shit those who were considered ballers wore BALLY Shoes with the silk shirts and cross cords,BAY AREA pre 89 earthquake days 😉
@@kevinhill1572When cross colors
clothing came out is when i
started to notice
Hoovers wearing Orange
when diadoras 1st came out i had the 1st pair in my hood..my granny sent them from new jersey to south carolina for me. love u Granny..miss u so much
Snow fall was on point
No it wasn’t
Jerome were born and raised in the South and came to West as an Adult. So is character was very believable IMO.
Jerome was a lot better then the lead actor.
No, Damson Idris was the best part of the show.
They both pivoted
3:37 There was definitely K Swiss in Snowfall
Leon wore the k Swiss with the Levi's at the skating rink
Leon was the active one of the group though and he was the only one really wearing the chucks
Texas and California has long ties it’s crazy
😂 the tim boot comment dude made was funny as hell he was being real
Ain't no West Coast wardrobe no more
it is
Facts.....They dress like East Coast now.
Franklin had K Swiss. Dude just didn’t like the show. Snowfall wasn’t a show about the authenticity of gang attire. It was about government exploitation of Black folks.
If you was wearing chucks back then you was a gang banger.
Them shitz hurt my feet..I could never.
@@LouisvilleKyrich💯Same here
Who cares smh
You care. You watch the content and even clicked the comment. Goofy.
@SNEAKYBOYT_ 😂🤣🐒too fkn funny pimp.👍
Snow Fall is one of the Best ever made. Duplicated the street on TV!
Snow Fall and The Wire
The character was inspired by Anthony "Daff" Moseley, the late husband of former Queenpin Jameker Thompson.
Do you think Louie’s character was supposed to be to be Jameker? Jus wondering
@apocalipsdoebermen8376 If you analyzed and are familiar with the story, documentary, and series. You'd know Snowfall was setting Louie up for something big. For example, when jermerker and her mother were evicted from home in South Central, she always wanted money and have her own. With many trials, tribulations through poverty led her to the game. Like louie, who was introduced as a scrappy ride or die girl of Jerome with dreams and goals finding another way out and sharing the same entrepreneur spirit like jermerker expanding her empire. Even when times get hard, she never folds. She can hold her own, she got her own, and remains LOYAL
Was teddy based on Oliver north?
@SMOOTHCUTPRODUCTION In the docuseries. "Here's how the crack epidemic brought the city to its knees." Based on The War of Drugs, the US began selling arms to Iran, with Israel being the middlemen. USA military aide Oliver North devises the Iran-Contra Plan. For example, Teddy entered the season as a CIA agent diverting money sale of drugs in LA to fund Nicaragun Contra rebel in Central America in an effort to stifle the communist Nicaragun government. Analyzed the second season began with President Regan on March 16th, 1988, and the address and threats the USA posed by the Nicaragun government Soviets Union support to topple democracy in South America. Proposing $100 million dollar aid packages from U.S. Nicaraguan "freedom fighters." With the scene cutting to Teddy watching Reagan address the Congress for $600 million in 1983 to prevent the Soviet Union from gaining more control in the region.
Oliver North devises the Iran-Contra Plan in the War of Drugs. By the U.S. Government with Reagan in office
Hell yeah..late 70s Early all my uncles was from the south livin I’m LA
Jerome played that part to the T and he was never a Crip in the show. Rome killed that role...so tuff there cant be another Jerome ...he is sealed it.
Eiht that hoodie raw... I got the red one 😂
Teach your boy how to squabble😂
SNOWFALL 🔥🔥🔥🔥 DUDE HATIN
Not to knock WC or any others but you had actual real members from out of different areas of SoKaL involved on the back scenes not allowing them to water it down
Cross Cords, snake skin belts (color affiliated), MCM jump suits, Turkish ropes…
That Pablo hoodie is tuff!! 🙌🏾🔥🔥
Teach ya man how to squabble. That line lives rent free in my head
West Coast wasn’t rocking them Bally’s in the 80’s?…..
"Certain shit you ain't gone have on"😂😂😂😂
Definitely gon see sum Swiss💯
In every city there are followers who wear what the city wear and real ones who wear and do what they want to , some people just don't realize they been following their whole life
The part when Short comes in with the Pump is one of the realest moments that gets slept on. Click clack
In the 80’s growing up in Inglewood and South Central. Fila’s and all the shoes you mentioned. I’m not a a gang banger and I wore chucks with Levi’s and polo’s we all have different styles and me and my homies were unique in putting our wardrobe together. Fila and Sergio Tacchini was in my wardrobe in the 80’s. My uncles used to buy me all the sweat suites and shoes. They was balling.
If im not mistaken, OG Turtle from Santana was from Lousianna.
His family lived on Rose st and his mama owned a restaurant on orange Ave in Long Beach's east side.
The WEst Coast at that time was defining itself. Part of my fam migrated to Inglewood in the 70s from Chicago(by way of Mississippi). Black folks were showing up from the deep south and all over and moving to Cali. There was no "LA accent" back then even if you watch the old videos. A lot of folks had country accents, So Jerome was an accurate representation of what you had back then.
I don't watch these kinds of shows but on a side note I am a Brooklyn guy and I first went to Los Angeles in 2000. Went straight to the hoods everyone told me to avoid lol...Inglewood, Watts, South Central, Compton etc...the homies knew that I wasn't a street cat and showed me a lot of love and respect. Shoutout to my people out West ❤
You could've went anywhere, first thing you chose to do was go to the slums?
Texas and California have always been linked up…a lot of black soldiers returning from the war moved out west for the jobs and being able to use their VA housing benefits that weren’t afforded in Texas.
Snowfall is the best series ever!!! Followed by Power
That's Lenard Washington from the Dave Chappell Show "World Series Dice" sketch 😂
Love it when 2 real 1s sit down
Ellese, British Knights, Fila, Fat Lace Adidas/Pumas, Nike Cortez, Reebok Classic,
I totally get where he's coming from though. Out of towners will love it because they match it with the stereotypical image. But locals know better because it's the little things that mean the most.
They did an exceptional job but none of it is believable if you actually from the LAND 😂
Jerome WAS Snowfall. Period. ✌🏾✌🏾
Amin Joseph did his part to perfection. A southern man that moved from home.
Lol if I remember correctly Jerome's character was from Texas not cali.
Most people forgot or dont know WC was born in Texas aswell..
He reminded me of my ogs and Im in the midwest 😂
Uncle Jerome look like Piru Puttin
The Jheri curl sealed it for me and I was alive to see how they looked
Uncle Jerome is like a real uncle
I cried my azz off when they killed my unc he went out like a g 🫡.🤘🏾👌🏾 🚩.
U sound soft asf 😂
Got 619 outside ..Mitchy..miss my hometown!
We went to Rice Highschool in Harlem. He was a good kid growing up. He modeled and bartended at the Apollo. I remember when he set his sights on Hollywood. He didn’t give up. Congratulations to
Amen Joseph aka Jerome.
He from Harlem not Brooklyn!
Being from the era and area where Snowfall took place I say that they nailed it!
K-Swiss, British Knights, Fila, Diadora, Ballys, Ellesse, Adidas, and Nike Cortez, and Jordans
WC was also used as a consultant on the set of Fresh Prince 4 current @ the time lingo.
The character Jerome was originally from Houston. He moved to LA
Facts we need a true West coast movie based on the 80's & 90's.
Damn... he said ellesse...had me couple pair of dem...
From the South, we always felt like SC sounded and looked like us. NC to GA in my opinion. I’m 44 and in the early 90s we gravitated towards the West
Well said brothers!! Much love to all three of the homies for keeping it 💯
Eiht is my O.G. I agree with what he said. Can't ride through Daygo without listen to my man Mitchy - Imperial. Big ups to the West!
Man, all y’all look alike
He was mad as hell he said snowfall😂😂
Bro I’m born and raised queens New York Jerome is a universal character we had niggas just like him out here 😂
I know two of my uncles friends that act just like Jerome. One of them doing life and the other one got a construction company. 💯
I had an uncle that talked and act just like Jerome.
All coast
Born and bread on the East coast
Punks and real ones on both coast
We just talk different
No doubt! We all Black!!
Right
Jerome was a great actor the ending of snowfall is a let down though
In the Bay Area niggas was rockin’ Lotto’s, BK’s, Filas, Travel Foxes, Saucony’s, Diadora’s, Troops. Snowfall just didn’t show the OG 1st wave of drug dealers that dressed like Marvin on Rasing Kanan with the full length leather coats, Golden Child leather hats, track suits zipped all the way up and all that shit!
Jerome was perfect that's real west coast Style my baby 👊🏿💪🏿👌🏿💯
Amin Joseph played the fuck out of that role.
I said this from day 1 that snowfall was perfect they just needed somebody to fix wardrobe. Early 80s my pops n them had Afros and perms, few Jheri curls, suede Pumas with the fat laces, and tucked in white tees with gold ropes, bracelets and watches. Nobody on the west wore adidas tracksuits and kangols! And nobody had high fades in the 80s out west yet 😂 yea that shit bothered me a little.
The desert eagle only 7 shots bra😂😂
They had the Nike Cortez on and the Addis stan Smiths on, ont know wether thats West Coast or not but
i know Franklin definitelyhad those on
Slick, you was living here in Texas in the late 80's.
Unc Jerome did his mf thang and was believable. Y’all heard his real voice
Dude full of his self…who he pose to be the west coast fashion police…snowfall was gold and Jerome did a damn good job…