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SLAUSON HUSTLER CRIPS The Slauson Hustler Crips (aka Gritty 60s) are a subset of the Eastside Hustler Crips that emerged during the gang's initial branch out from 1826 Crenshaw Hustler Crips, which formed the Krazy 80s and Dirty 30s subsets respectively. This subset has been known to see major dips of activity, causing it to merge with the Dirty 30s to maintain territory and control of drug operations, though it does have periods where it detatched and operated as an independent subset. SHC controls the south eastern side of Jefferson, operating on Santa Rosalia, Palmwood and Cardinal Park. The name Slauson comes from Santa Rosalia Street's old name, Slauson Avenue. This is still the name used by many Hustler Crips around the hood, especially the 60s. ——— THE FOUNDER ——— TRIPLE OG — Andre "Dre" Huber Founded the Gritty 60s set during the expansion of the 1826 Crenshaw Hustler Crips across Jefferson. He was known for his independent, grimey and ruthless personality, which shaped the face of the subset. He was killed at Murder Alley after an internal beef between him and other OGs. ——— Other known members: ——— 3OG Mitchell "Money Mitch" Buckner 2OG Monty "Trouble" Perkins OG Sandra "S-Loc" Williams OG LaMarius "Nuke" Coyer OG Diane "Diamond" Burke OG Brent "Crent" Williams OG Ronell "Bam-Bam" Wiggins OBG Calvin "Thief" Naysmith OBG Beverly "Bev / Lil B-B" Cage BG Lorenzo "Stuttz" Collins TG Junior "Mute" Barksdale TG Jayden “Lil Knock Out” Henderson ——— SLAUSON STYLE ——— People growing up or banging sixties tend to pick up on the lingo over time and are commonly heard saying the following things: "Gritty Up!" - Has multiple meanings, from motivation/proud cheer, saying let's go, lock in/etc. "On Trouble" - Similar to "On Kicc", used to swear on something and pay homage to OG Trouble for his efforts in shaping the second generation of 60s. "Big Six" - The nickname given to the active senior leaders of the Gritty 60s set. There are two mentalities that are convey the identities of the Slauson Hustler Crips. Almost every 60s member can be categorized as either of those two: The Hustler / Money Gang The ones whose entire identity is about making money. Known around the set as "Money Gang", in homage to OG Money Mitch; this is popularized today by Lamont "Money #2" Johnson, referring to the clique following his footsteps. These people are usually flashy and have a very organized sense of style. Constantly buying new cars and making sure their clothes look new. The Soldier / Cannibal Tribe Though they are Hustlers at heart, they are rather notorious for their violence or desire of it. They are usually very grimey figures, showcasing more hood than flash. They don't tend to spend all their money on material, but rather drugs, guns, and women. Today, this is known as "Cannibal Tribe", the path set on for youth by Keandre "Cannibal" Rucker., The 60s subset is heavily adamant on preserving history and paying respect to their former generations. This is shown from the way they dress, talk, the music they listen to, the movies they talk about and such. Every member has something to be proud of and this can be shown in their lavish taste of fashion, cars, or even real estate. ——— THE GENERALS ——— Original Hustler Crip / Big Six - Infant, Lamont "Money #2" Johnson Initiated onto the 60s Hustler Crip set by OG Demari "G-Smoove" Layne, he was the first of the Infant generation to claim the Gritty keys and accept the reins of a deserted block. Money was known for his extravagant style of a 1990s hustler, decked out in west coast gear and crip walking to old school hiphop while riding waxed out lowriders down Palmwood. His enthuthiastic cash driven mentality helped grow his reputation as a business-first, party later kind of hustler. Respected amongst all his peers around Jefferson. He grew up with a brother, Telford "Scatter" Johnson, whom was killed by the Los Santos Police Department when he was in his late teens. This devasted him, getting him into a series of events, leading to imprisonment in Las Venturas. Money was then released, where he continued co-leading the direction of the set alongside his childhood best friend, Keandre. Money handles the finances of the subset and is in charge of most of the supply, as his name suggests, he ensures everyone has a piece of the pie when it comes to his block. Original Hustler Crip / Big Six - Infant, Keandre "Cannibal" Rucker Guided since childhood under the watchful eye of Double OG, Monty "Trouble" Perkins. Keandre had a troubled childhood with major anger management issues. This stems from a dysfunctional home, whom he shared with his parents, Terrence and Latoya Rucker, an abusive drunk and formerly drug addicted mother. He did his best to protect his mother where he could, but spent most his energy defending his little sister Aisha "Lady Luxe" Rucker. Keandre grew up around the Tiny Gangsters generation of the Hustler Crips and spent a lot of time learning from OG Trouble, whom he considered a role model. It grew his obsession of having a military mentality and using force and anger to achieve results. Keandre was nicknamed Cannibal after a domestic violence situation at home, where he bit his father's nose off. A police officer on scene called the incident Cannibalistic, which spread around town, giving Keandre his moniker. Keandre spent years in prison following that incident with extensions he earned while locked up. He was then released and immediately got back into putting in work. Today, Keandre handles the militant side of the organization, teaching aspiring Hustlers how to shoot and be proper Slauson Soldiers. Keandre is also the one that handles most of the prison politics for the subset, maintaining relations.
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Sculpture Projects | East Los Santos Tucked deep in East Los Santos, along the cracked sidewalks of Alexandria Avenue, stands Sculpture Projects — a forgotten housing complex surrounded by chain-link fences, boarded windows, and the daily echo of sirens. It’s more than a place. It’s a pressure cooker. The neighborhood is a battleground — not just for survival, but for identity, respect, and power. Out of this chaos rises OTS (Only The Sculpture) — a teenage crew born from the concrete and raised by the streets. This thread follows their life and times: the loyalty, the beefs, the come-ups, the heartbreaks. Welcome to their world.
