Saigon & Nickel Robinson on NYC Bloods Founder OG Mack Being Exposed as a Snitch (Part 6)

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Part 5: https://youtu.be/F1JUoo4DNhQ
Part 7: https://youtu.be/qWOybctZNsc
Part 1: https://youtu.be/E25QeHS7dk0
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In this clip, Saigon and his guest, Andrew “Nickel” Robison discuss whether or not it’s acceptable to strike/shoot/kill a woman who’s involved in the game. Nickel quickly cuts off his interviewer’s viewpoint by stating that if a woman is capable of being deceivable to bring harm to a man in the streets, she is “fair game.” This prompts him to use former Griselda Blanco, a Colombian drug lord, as an example because he killed her own son due to the street code. From there, Nickel explains the differences between ratting, snitching, cooperating and corroborating before stating that “rats come second to rapist and child molesters.” From there, the two men discuss the origin of the Bloods and Crips, after talking about whether or not the NYC versions should be considered legit. This causes Nickel to state that the Black gangs in Los Angeles originally stemmed from Black social causes. He also states that the street term “Blood” is an acronym that stands for “Black Love Override Oppression and Destruction.”

Later in the clip, Andrew “Nickel” Robinson reflects back on an incident when someone called the legendary gangster, O.G. Mack a “rat” and got killed for it while in prison. As the talk moves along, Nickel states that he’s no longer gang affiliated although he has maintained a few previous relationships. Elsewhere in the conversation, he talks about the phenomenon of rappers wanting to be gangsters and vise versa. For more, scroll up and press play.

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