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All characters should roleplay from ages 13 to 16 as locals. All character development will be showcased on these forums, passively and non-passively. Screenshots of a street gang will be showcased on this forum too. This faction is INVITE ONLY message @k2sumSicc for a invite.

Wesside Niffty Niccle Gang / Grimey Ninetys Rollin 90's Neighborhood Crips, also known as Grimey Ninetys, Niffty Niccles, or Jo Gang (from Jesse Owens Park), is a criminal organization of a street gang operating in the western part of Los Angeles. JO Gang is not limited only to the African-American community and, like most gangs in the 21st century, it is not difficult to include mixed races or lightskins, and even got some real well known lightskin members (Cameron /Milk/ Terrell). Niffty Niccles falls under the Deuces (2X) umbrella, and Rollin Crips at the same time. This gang is one of the most active Deuces gangs in West LA, despite its small size. Just like most of the Neighborhood Crip gangs the Rollin 90's be beefing with every gang thats under the Trays (3x) card, and a perfect example of a Tray gang that 90's be beefing with is Eight Tray Gangster Crips - the biggest rival of Nifftys from under the Tray umbrella. They highly beefing with every gang that falls under the Family Bloods card too, such as; Inglewood Family Gangster Bloods, Crenshaw Mafia Gangster Bloods, Centinela Park Family Gangster Bloods. The Rollin 90's have gained a lot of dark fame since the murder of well known 74 Hoover Criminals member - T-Suppa. The murder was committed by Smacc, who, interestingly, five minutes before the shootout, went live on Instagram, saying that he had spotted T-Suppa at the intersection of 108th and Broadway. T-Suppa murder was a part of a getback for Smacc's friend, who was killed, and his photos after his death were posted on the Internet, showing him, and his family a huge disrespect.

Blueberry trailer park / Red County in general. I haven't been able to find houses there much.

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