Dope Page #2
Jacoby Check Cashing?
Harvard? Really?
I'm sorry. They don't all
go on to be president.
On this day,
is blocked by a Blood gathering.
They were shooting a video
Well, where do you want to go?
Some nigga really needs to invent an app
like Waze to avoid all these hood traps.
The only way to get home
is down 104th Street.
But that's where
the dope dealers are...
who, for sport, routinely
- Go!
- Hey, little nigga.
- Such is the life of a geek in The Bottoms.
- Come here.
A daily navigation between
bad and worse choices.
Come here, little nigga.
Yo, man.
I be seein' you and your little friends
with y'all flattops and MC Hammer pants,
riding around in this sh*t, looking like
y'all came out of a DeLorean or some sh*t.
You know, the '90s was like
the golden age of hip-hop.
Everything from
It Takes a Nation of Millions...
to The Blueprint
was killing it.
I guess me and my friends
just wish we grew up back then.
It Takes a Nation
came out in '88.
Blueprint came out 2001.
What the f*** are you
talkin' 'bout right now?
Technically, um-
But, you know, the spirit of the
music was definitely still '90s.
I mean, It Takes a Nation,
Straight Outta Compton...
Paid in Full
And then you got
Snoop, Biggie, Wu-Tang.
They took the game
to the next level.
Blueprint was kind of like
the punctuation mark.
Let's not forget,
the '90s also gave us...
Vanilla Ice, MC Hammer...
and we can't forget
about the Fresh Prince.
Everything in the '90s wasn't great, but
- Oh, sh*t.
But you gotta admit
"Summertime" was a classic.
What's your name,
little nigga?
Uh, it's Malcolm.
Look here, Malcolm.
I want you to do a favor for me.
You see that green apartment
there in the middle of the block?
There's a nice little piece
over there.
I want you to go up to her and tell
her that Dom wants to talk to her.
Uh, th-that's- that's it?
Yeah, nigga.
Can you handle that?
Uh... y-yeah.
Get to pedalin', nigga.
Drop that up here.
Yeah.
You gonna say something
or just stare at me?
Um, Dom says...
that he would like you to
come over and talk to him.
Well, why don't you tell Dom
that if he wants to talk to me,
he can come over here
and be a f***ing man...
and not send a little kid
to talk for him?
Tell him just like that.
She said that sh*t?
And that Dominique was way
And, um, that if you think that she cares
about your dope money, sh-she doesn't.
Listen, tell her that I'm throwing
a birthday party at Verse tonight...
the pleasure of her company.
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