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For full Footage of illtown NJ, go to this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHMKJ-HU27E&t=69s&pp=ygUSaWxsdG93biBuZXcgamVyc2V5 East orange, home of hip hop royalty. Hailing from here you have acts such, lauryn hill, queen lahifah, and the rap group, naughty by nature. Treach, is a member of that rap group. one of his notable songs was called uptown anthem, which was featured on the soundtrack for the movie, juice, starring tupac and omar epps. the early 90s, naughty by nature had been taken on tour by queen latfiah, which would in fact be the time when treach and two poc would gain a good repore for one another and become good friends. This is pretty well documented. Tupac began to gain heavy traction on the west coast, and treach would spend time out there as a result of the twos new found friendship. It was alleged, that treach met a rap duo called the road dogs, composed of composed of G-Luv (who was a member of Queen Street Bloods) & B.R The Swamp Rat, from Inglewood california. Treach took the duo on tour with him. So, In approximately the Summer of 1993, g-luv, who represented himself to be a member of the queens street Bloods gang, or QSBG, came to the area of 18th and William Streets in East Orange New Jersey. Treach already had heavy influence there, and g luv advocated that certain individuals in East Orange, including several of the people we will speak about, should become members of, learn about, and align themselves with the QSBG and more generally, with the Bloods. Due to the influence of the California Bloods members, among other things, several of the existing gangs in and around East Orange New Jersey, such as the Gutter Rats, the Drama Lords, the Steel Click crew and the Chain Gang, began to unify into a single entity called Double II, or the Double II Set. This name represented the union of Inglewood California and Ill-town, which was a nickname for East Orange used by the gang members at that time. Inglewood and illtown both begin with the letter eye, hence the name of the set, double eye. The Double eye Set emerged as one of the oldest Bloods sets on the east coast. In the years after its creation, the Double eye Set was aligned with, and abided by, the practices of the Bloods in California, particularly the QSBG., the queen street bloods gang. Over time, the Double eye Set has incorporated many of the rules and protocols of the United Bloods Nation, more commonly known, as the East Coast Bloods. In 1993, the same year that the Double eye Set was formed in East Orange, the United Bloods Nation or UBN., was created by, among others, an individual named Omar Portee, also known as O.G Mac, while he was incarcerated at the Rikers Island Correctional Facility in New York City. Between 1993 and the present, the U.B.N has spread to many areas in the northeastern United States, including New York and New Jersey, and currently maintains several sets in the area of Newark and East Orange, including Gangster Killer Bloods, or G.K.B., Nine-Trey, Brims and Sex Money Murder.

Okay, we back in the Bronx. this takes place before the likes of d thang, kenzo b, bando, t dot and the rest of the rpt members you know about today. Yawl already know how we give it up, so we are not going to waste any time, let’s get into it. Historically, on this channel, we have documented many stories from the y gees gang, the young gunners. One y g member we had spoke about in particular was mighty. He was one of the founders of the gang, and was alleged to be responsible for turning other hoods y gee. One of the first hoods to be inducted under the y gee banner was r.p.t., also known as river park towers. it is alleged that approaching the late 2000’s, when mighty was on the run for a crime, he was laying low in r.p.t.. the guys over there already had a name for themselves and were moving militant. Mighty liked that way those guys conducted themselves, and proposed for them to turn y gee. From that point, they waved the y gee banner and aligned themselves with other y gee hoods in the Bronx. The River Park Towers housing complex located on Richman Plaza in the vicinity of Sedgwick Avenue in the Bronx, New York. R.P.T is comprised of four high-rise buildings, various commercial establishments, and a playground. The area has been plagued by drug dealing and violence for the past several years. A prominent y gee member to come out of r.p.t., was mayo, aka man man. Their chief rivals were groups such as the crips, b.m.g., burn side money getters, high bridge, and side blocks such as doe avenue.

AR-Ab, along with numerous OBH associates, including but not limited to, defendants Jamaal Blanding, aka khaz, Jameel Hickson aka meliano, Richard Chase Hoover aka boog, Amir Boyer aka mulla, Daryl Baker aka shoddy, and Hans Gadson aka no brakes bras, conspired together to distribute large quantities of cocaine, crack cocaine, methamphetamine, and heroin to customers in and around Philadelphia. Jamaal Blanding, Jameel Hickson, and Richard Chase Hoover, were primarily responsible for facilitating the importation of narcotics from California. Blanding also distributed narcotics in and around Philadelphia, as did defendants Amir Boyer, Daryl Baker, and Hans Gadson. To facilitate their drug trafficking, the defendants maintained and/or used at least four properties in Philadelphia: A.R -ab grew up on erie avenue, a crack infested block in philly. he came from a structured home with both parents, rules and morals. Approaching his mid teens, he started taking life into his own hands. he dropped out of high school, went to job core, and received his diploma and certification in plumbing 3 months later. He was around 16 at the time. Meanwhile, and as a result of being caught up in the allure of the streets, ar-ab had begun to rebel. He left home so he could have his freedom, and his younger brother soon followed. they jumped into the streets, and over time, developed a violent reputation. their older brother died, and ab was next in line. First it was drug cases, but then the gunplay starts. Throughout their criminal careers, they had been wanted for different shootings, with his brother being posted on the newspaper for about a week. He was on the most wanted list for 6 attempted murders and would get arrested soon after. He would be out the game for some time. By 18, ab had the whole neighborhood on smash with drug sales, self-proclaiming that he was making about 8 grand a day. Before this, he had a legitimate job, making 200 dollars a week. His younger cousin was doing numbers off of drugs, and when he was offering a position for 500 dollars a week, ab took the job. Surrounding crews wanted a piece of what he had, but ab wasn’t having it. One of the o.g’s in his neighborhood died, and with ab being an imposing figure, it was easy for him to fill the void. He brought over an o.g from another block who was more seasoned than him in managing a drug operation. Some people didn’t take too kindly too this. That’s what initially caused him to start playing with ratchets, or guns. He allegedly went to war with other drug dealers who wanted his territory. At some point, he goes to jail and there was a lot of bloodshed between the older guys and younger guys in his neighborhood, murders included. Ab would come home and get back to what he knew best, drugs and guns. Yes, he was feared, but being feared doesn’t make you bulletproof. in fact, it can cause one to want to put you down for good. Ab had a few brushes with death, being shot 13 times on separate occasions. The first time, he got hit 3 times, and the second time, he was his 10 times, totaling the 13. O.B.H., original block hustlers, was established when ab and his brother brought their street crews together. 10 months before one of his jail stints, his mother died, and his grandmother had passed a month or so before her. When he came home that jail term, it might have been at that time that O.B.H was officially formed. Although ab and his brother did not have any beef, their respective crews once engaged in various shootouts with one another before uniting. ab began recruiting others from different sections of philly to join O.B.H. his testimony is expressed through his rap music. Growing up on erie avenue, he was inspired by those who came before him, mainly, major figures. A.R abs life had been full of jail stints and he too was caught up in a few attempt murders himself. We are not even going to get into the Cassidy business or the meek mill drake stuff, as this is only about the rise and fall of O.B.H.. We will state that Cassidy was also one of abs influences on the rapping tip, the rest is history.

A series of statements, photos and disputes culminated in a final farewell. I don’t know when our last goodbye may be. so gang, family, I love yawl. All of the pain and anger that has simmered for nearly three years among family and friends of the late Jahade Chancey reached a boiling point in state Supreme Court, where a woman who pleaded guilty for her part in 23-year-old jahade chancey’s murder, heard from those still dealing with the loss. Ming Liu, 31, was sentenced in front of a crowd of the victim’s supporters, to 16 years prison, followed by five years post release supervision. But what happened? How did she end up in this situation? Ming liu, a mother, was an aspiring rapper repping staten island. She rapped under the alias, china doll. On her road to achieve stardom, she was shouted out by other rappers, such as tee grizzly. There was speculation as to why the events we are about to speak about took place. Liu, authorities say, acted in concert with Darren (Frenchie) Boyd, 32, and Charles Brooks, 31, in the 2021 murder, it is alleged. The trio was trying to collect money owed to Liu by an unnamed person affiliated with the studio, where chancey was at. Liu and Boyd were at the time listed at a home address on 20th street in Newark. Brooks also called Newark home, authorities said. In regard to Boyd’s ongoing case, he “has and continues to maintain his innocence,” said attorney Mario Gallucci on Monday. “We have conducted the pre-trial hearings and are looking forward to trial.” Brooks’ attorney declined to comment. Court documents allege the plot was hatched on Jan. 10, 2021, six days before the shooting, when Boyd and Liu told Brooks that someone at the studio owed Liu money. Liu’s social media posts around the time revealed a dispute with individuals on Staten Island and possibly other social ties to the borough. Ultimately, the group decided to hold up the studio for jewelry and cash. On the evening of Jan. 16, they allegedly drove to Staten Island in a white BMW. Liu, parked the car on Hillside Avenue while an armed Boyd and Brooks walked to demlow studio on Van Duzer. Brooks was armed with an assault rifle and Boyd was armed with a handgun. Brooks rang the Ring doorbell at the location and attempted to gain access to the studio by using the barrel of his rifle to wedge the door open. There were numerous individuals inside the location who blocked the door. When Brooks could not gain access, boyd began shooting into the location. When they began to flee, boyd fired two more rounds through the window of the location. One of those rounds struck and killed the victim, Jahade Chancey.

Okay, we back in the Bronx. Since this channel covers a lot of east coast stories, especially new York, we feel it was time to do one on o.g mack, the founder of the united blood nation. Not going to waste any time, let’s get into it. O.g mack, real name, omar portee, was born in the Bronx in 1969. Little is publicly known about his upbringing other than the fact he was raised by his grandmother. He lived a crime ridden life that started in the area of 183rd street and surrounding blocks on the west side of the Bronx. This included blocks like Davidson, grand, morris, Jerome, and other avenues across the grand concourse, which is a major thoroughfare in the Bronx. Law enforcement said it was only a 8 block street, from Webster Avenue to Andrews Avenue. Back in the fall of 1987, Mack was facing multiple charges in New York that could have led to substantial prison time. He was 16 at the time, and facing 2 counts of armed robbery. Instead, as part of a cooperation agreement, which included his testimony in a murder case, People versus Taylor, o.g mack was able to dodge a lengthy prison sentence. Let’s talk a little more in depth about this. Mr. Taylor had been convicted for the murder of Terrance Joyner on a Bronx street in the early hours of August 16, 1987. The prosecution's case against Taylor was based on the testimony of O.g mack, who claimed to be an eyewitness...... In 1990, o.g mack was back on the streets. At this point, he was about 20 years old. He was causing his grandmother too much heartache, so she sent him to L.A to live with his relatives. This is where the indoctrination of the bloods street gang began. He soaked up the gang culture, which was reflected in the movie, colors. He was out in L.A for one year before returning to his block in the Bronx. The year was about 1992. 1 eight tray was an original crip set in L.A.. most sets are named in accordance to their blocks. Ironically, mac was from 1 83rd street in the Bronx, so he started a local set of the bloods, the 1 8 tray bloods. It was alleged that mac attempted to murder a rival but the details are unclear. His conquest to expand his new found blood set would be short lived, because he would be arrested on weapons and attempt murder charges. Again, he was sent to rikers island. During this time period, the Latin Kings and Netas gangs dominated the prison system, harassing and intimidating the African American inmates. The African american’s were not structured like the latin gangs, and o.g mac sought to unify all the separated groups under one banner. In 1993, mac, formed the United Blood Nation (UBN) as a way to protect themselves from the Hispanic gangs. He got with another gangster from Brooklyn, leonard mckenzie, AKA, deadeye, and with his assistance, unified the black gangs. Dead eye, not to be confused with queens’ dead eye, definitely had the resume of a certified gangster........................ During his second bid, he ran into peter rollack, AKA, pistol pete. Pete was a gangster, and had allegedly killed and ordered killing, including the prolific murder of Melrose houses own, carlton hines. Pete was in his early 20’s and had established a homegrown crew out of the soundview projects. They were called, sex money murder, and they were making a lot of noise, being deemed as ruthless and violent individuals. It was said that mack attempted to recruit pistol pete, in which pistol pete rejected the offer. It wasn’t until pete was approached by o.g mack again, with a new incentive. This time, he offered pete more of a partnership, to run a blood set autonomist of anything. meaning he would only answer to himself, but would be under the blood flag. He promised pete that he would be have power both inside the prison and on the outside. Sex money murder soon became a blood set, and this also hit the streets, starting in the soundview section of the Bronx. Today, they are known as the trendy’s or the blazing billies. Some say pete only accepted because he was lonely, as all of his fellow gang members were still on the street. others say that he foresaw that he would need to protection. anyway, By the late 90s, king tone, who was the head of the latin kings at the time, recognize the bloods growing power and how they began to dominate the prison system. This was in part due to the fact that latin kings had abandoned their criminal activities to pursue politics agendas. Anyway, O.g mac would return to the streets from prison in 1999, with an intention to expand the UBN. He went to different blocks, and turned them blood, such as 166 street and college avenue, which we did a story about. He had founded 14 ''sets,'' or independent sub-groups, with names like Gangster Killa Bloods or Valentine Bloods. Woman, also called bloodettes, were encouraged to have babies, or blood drops, who were to lead the next generation of bloods.