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Sojourner Truth Homes (The Bricks)

A historic public housing project on Detroit’s East Side, built in 1941 for Black defense workers. Known for its cultural significance, resilient community, and role in shaping Detroit’s Black history.

“Yo, I grew up in Sojourner Truth Homes (The Bricks), so I know every corner of the East Side like the back of my hand.”—Real Eastside Detroiter

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 10, 2025

P-Rock IVL

Older Insane Vice Lord set based along Plymouth Rd. in Detroit (48227), known for I-V-12 graffiti. Allies with Vice Lords and local Bloods; rivals with GDs and Crips.

“Even with fewer active members, P-Rock IVL tags still pop up along Plymouth as a nod to the OG Vice Lords in the area.”

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 10, 2025

Lois Demby Terrace / Lil Saigon

A 200-unit residential complex in Inkster, MI, built in 1964 to house the city’s growing African American population. Nicknamed “Lil Saigon” due to Vietnam War-era violence in the area, the complex has a history marked by crime, economic struggle, and community resilience. Local gangs like the GDs operated nearby, and the area shaped Inkster’s social fabric.

“Lois Demby Terrace / Lil Saigon’s buildings might be scarred, but the neighborhood’s heart and history run deep—it’s Inkster grit at its finest.”

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 11, 2025

Rich Rollin’ 60s NHC

Detroit branch of the LA Rollin’ 60s, mostly around the Berg–Lahser neighborhood (“OverHills”) and formerly had presence in the Five Points neighborhood. Active in tag wars with local crews like the Hyena Crips (83GC/ScoreGang, which is Detroit-only) and Black P. Stones (BPS). Local subsets include OverHills NHC, Rich Rollin’ Projects, and Blocc Babies NHC. Known for heavy LA Crip influence, graffiti territory markings, and turf signaling. Activity peaked 2016–2022; by 2025, tags are mostly faded, but older walls still show their presence.

“Rich Rollin’ 60s NHC really bout that 6x10 life. Them some real Rollin 60s.”—Detroiter

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 11, 2025

Westside 73 Gangster Crips

A predominantly defunct Westside branch of the 73 Gangster Crips (73GC) who are historically active on the Eastside of Los Angeles. This defunct “set” allegedly used to be around Florence/73rd and Vermont Ave. Online users sometimes claim a mid-2020s resurgence, but these claims are largely unverified and don’t reflect street reality. Alleged beefs with MNHC, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 90’s, 100’s, and other Neighborhood and Blocc Crip sets are not actively engaged. Not connected to the rap alias “WSDMGC73.”

“Though some online posts hype a comeback, the Westside 73 Gangster Crips are largely defunct, with their alleged beefs mostly just bold claims”—LA Local.

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 11, 2025

27BroncoBoyz / 4WAY

Also known as 4WAY, Bronco Boyz, 427, or 27Gang. A Vice Lords set from Detroit’s Westside (Plymouth & Schaefer / Plymouth & Meyers, 48227). They rep “27” for their ZIP and throw up “4s,” wear orange flags, and are GDK, beefing with local GD sets.

“Watch out for the 27BroncoBoyz / 4WAY—they run 48227 hard, flags up and 4s repping everywhere.”

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 11, 2025

Tag Bangers

A crew of 15–20 homies who mark their block with a signature tag, symbol, or code. Some move like full street crews, others “tag bang” for reputation, sometimes even claiming loose ties to bigger gangs like the Crips, Bloods, or Sureños.
Most keep it about wall work over heavy violence—but respect still counts. It takes guts to tag and defend your name, even when bigger sets press.

Tag bangers are like entry-level gang bangers—mostly paint over pistols, but don’t test ‘em. Some will still prove a point.

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 11, 2025